Chilly Jilly's stylish travel gear best in fashion accessories for 2010

By April MacIntyre Sep 5, 2010, 20:03 GMT

The Chilly Jilly is an entire line of wrinkle-free, ultra-lightweight microfiber wraps and travel blankets that can fit inside a purse for those times you need the extra warmth.

One of the best fashion finds of late is an ingenious American-made, go anywhere portable shawl that can double as a scarf or a mini blanket.

The Chilly Jilly is an entire line of wrinkle-free, ultra-lightweight microfiber wraps and travel blankets that can fit inside a purse for those times you need the extra warmth.

For me, it is always the Television Critics' Association press junkets; this past summer press tour at the Beverly Hilton saw the average temperature in the grand ballroom hovering at 62 degrees!

Anyone who lives in a hot climate knows the drill: You dress for the weather, but when indoors, the air conditioning is blasting and immediately you wish you had brought a sweater.

Florida is a perfect example of this; it is brutally hot and humid a great deal of the time and then you get inside the mall, office, theater or restaurant; let the shivering begin. 

This product is easy to travel with and looks sharp, not bulky or sad like an old ugly sweater left hanging behind your door.

The Chilly Jilly comes in a small designer silk bag. It’s lightweight, soft, crease-free and provides a perfect layer of warmth. Use as a shawl or as a scarf on a cold evening, or indoors at restaurants, movie theaters or any event.

You can even use it as a sarong cover-up at the beach.

The Chilly Jilly Elite fits nicely in any handbag and comes in a silk pouch. The secret to the design is in their perfect fabric, a special blend of polyester and elastine, which is the right material that can fold small enough to fit in a woman’s handbag and not wrinkle, is soft and comfortable and is able to provide the right amount of warmth.

Carrying a sweater, scarf or shawl over your arm, around your waist or draped over your handbag “just in case” is a thing of the past. 

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