Onesies?!

It's proving pretty difficult to unfurl myself from the foetal position under my duvet where I'm so nice and cozy. It's also proving difficult to type in said position, but for the sake of warmth carpal tunnel syndrome is worth the risk. All of a sudden it feels like winter and my knitwear collection is fast becoming my university uniform. When coupled with leggings and boots so loved their soles reveal your socks the overall look is somehow less grandma chic and more homeless person than intended but I'm hoping this trend will catch on. Especially as arriving early to lectures to take advantage of that wonderful thing called central heating is fast becoming commonplace. So whilst I wait for everybody to catch on to the fact that rolling straight out of bed into an itchy cable knit saves masses of goose-pimple-accumulating-time (it cuts out the wardrobe rummage part of your routine), I have been eyeing up these bad boys:

OnePiece Jump in Behind the Scenes from Knut Gresvig on Vimeo.

If they're good enough for the likes of Gaga and Kate Moss then surely my hibernating tendencies can be vindicated?! 

No longer the lounge-wear of the weird, the fundamental laziness of the one piece is fast catching on...wanna hear the best thing?

OnePiece™ now opening their first UK Store in Boxpark, Shoreditch on Monday 28th of November, spreading the joy of comfort, style and fun even further. Get down to their store in Boxpark and say: ‘I’m spontaneous, not too serious, not too cool. Confident with no worries, so I would like to jump in and join you!’ – and they’ll give you a £20 gift-card - If you want to get it online, type code 85237 upon checkout on www.onepiece.com and you’ll get free shipping.

The official spiel? 

In 2007 three hung-over Norwegians had the idea to sew together a hooded sweatshirt and a pair of sweatpants, connecting the two with a giant zipper to create the ORIGINAL OnePiece™. An instant success amongst Scandinavians, OnePiece became a huge hit in Norway in 2008 and later in Sweden despite only being fueled by blogs & social media. Now, with more than 330,000 fans on www.facebook.com/onepiece, no other Scandinavian company has a stronger social media following than OnePiece. 

Plus they are freakin' cosy... especially if you play pile-on in them and your friends are as attractive as these scandie babes!