The East Coast just got blasted with 2 feet of snow — 11 items I'm recommending to keep you warm

These sweatpants are super-soft, comfortable and easy to move in. They're also great for cold weather, since the cuffed ankles keep warmth in. These have thousands of positive reviews from shoppers on Amazon; one reviewer wrote that these had "soft fleece, no issues with the fit or stitching, and overall good fit and excellent comfort."

The Woodside Beanie is not only a warm and comfy accessory for your head, it will also boost your cool factor. The beanie features a lowkey Carhartt patch logo and is made from a soft and knit material. One size fits all. 

Don't forget about your feet! These socks are long for plenty of coverage, have thick soles for extra support and shock absorption and dri-FIT to absorb sweat. Because if there's one thing worse than cold feet, it's wet feet (something you'll avoid by choosing these.)

These durable, machine washable pants are perfect when temperatures are at their coldest. One shopper loved these, writing "I’ve used them for helping with shoveling the nonstop snow," and "They kept me warm and dry."

I always layer up with coats and fleeces, but I sometimes forget about my legs — then they end up feeling freezing. If you're like me, I say don't underestimate the power of a thermal underlayer for your legs. These Under Armour leggings are stretchy with two layers of fabric to trap warm air, plus they wick sweat and dry fast.

Keeping your hands warm is essential, but so is mobile phone access! These stretchy gloves are recommended by TNF for everything from hikes to chilly morning walks. The Etip fingers mean you can still use your smartphone without having to take them off and losing all that heat.

Perfect to pair with the Under Armour ColdGear Leggings, this thermal top can be yours with prices starting from $47. Its dual-layered stretchy fabric is perfect for active days when you're out in the cold, since it'll trap warm air and stretch to move with you.

I've said it before, but I love hoodies and wear them year-round. But I don't like them getting soaked through and taking forever to dry when it rains. This Backcountry hoodie repels light snow and rain, making it a great choice for activities like snow sports and walks in less-than-ideal conditions.

A no-brainer for your next cold-weather outdoor adventure, these hiking boots are built with waterproof premium leather and feature seam-sealed construction to protect against the elements. Plus, they have a rubber lug outsole for traction on the trails.

For protection against cold and rain, this puffer jacket is perfect. It repels light showers and keeps a ton of warmth in thanks to its down insulation. Plus, when you're done wearing it, it packs down into a tiny zipped pocket.

Extra coverage = extra warmth, and this down parka will have about 75% of your body enveloped in cozy down insulation. I love its stylish design, and it'll look great paired with a high-neck sweater or fleece. Plus, you can get up to 40% off certain sizes and colors, which is an awesome deal.