Noa Moussa, edited by Alexandre Dalifard 06:44, December 25, 2022

This year, Christmas is marked by freezing weather and the risk of power cuts expected this winter.

Faced with this, some French people take the opportunity to turn to useful purchases in order to better understand the winter season.

On the menu, fleece socks, wool plaids and a large cotton cardigan.

The Christmas holidays are fast approaching under the sign of freezing weather and the risk of power cuts expected this winter.

The next few months are likely to be particularly trying, so some French people are taking the opportunity to turn to useful purchases in order to better understand winter.

"I was tempted by the heated poncho, I'm going to try!" Exclaims Christine, 66, in front of the window of this Parisian store that shares fleece socks, woolen plaids and large cotton vests.

These gift ideas also allow you to better understand the potential power cuts this winter.

It is with this objective in mind that Héloïse chose her grandmother's gift.

"I decided to get her pajamas. I went for silk instead at the base but given the winter, given the cold, I said to myself why not fleece pajamas, he looks very soft “, she explains.

"She has already had quite a few power cuts, it was quite cold she had a hard time managing. Fleece pajamas seemed like a good idea to me." 

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An unprecedented craze around hot items

 Joanie, one of the sales assistants in this store, has noticed an incredible enthusiasm for these items this year.

"Right now, anything that's going to be very hot, it's going to be the target and the number 1 choice for gifts. Power cuts, the fact that you have to turn down the heating at home means that there has a real increase in requests compared to that, it is really the main target in terms of gifts”, she says.

 An enthusiasm that is not likely to decline, even after Christmas, since temperatures are preparing to approach 0 degrees in the coming weeks.