15 Cozy Southern FINDS for January
Whether self-care looks like a good book, a long bath, or an overall lifestyle refresh, we’ve got a selection of cozy Southern FINDS to keep you warm and smiling all month long.
With January’s chill comes the desire for all things cozy and good for the soul — ample self-care, home and wardrobe upgrades, hot drinks, and an overall lifestyle refresh. Check out this month’s selection of Southern FINDS to keep you warm and smiling all month long.
HOME & KITCHEN
Blanchard Coffee Co’s Basecamp blend
Virginia coffee darling Blanchard Coffee Co.’s Basecamp blend is a beautifully balanced roast to start every morning on the right foot. With smooth, medium-to-rich flavor and just the right brightness, it’s approachable enough for daily brewing but interesting enough to savor cup by cup. Available whole bean or ground and in 12 ounces ($15.23), 2.5 pounds ($46.75), or 5 pounds ($79.55), you can shop them all at Blanchard’s.
Book holder
A simple wooden book holder is a quiet invitation to slow down and read the old-fashioned, analog way. Perfect for cookbooks, novels, or daily devotionals, it keeps pages open and hands-free, making it an easy way to digitally detox at home. Shop this for $26 at Sophie’s Shoppe.
Cookware set
Made in France using a 200-year-old porcelain recipe, these red-rimmed and naturally nonstick dishes heat evenly for crisp edges and perfect bakes every time. With three classic shapes that move seamlessly from freezer to oven to table, they’re beautiful investment pieces and ideal for all your winter baking. The square and rectangle are each $89, the oval is $79, and the set of all three is $209 at Provisions Mercantile.
Bone-weave basket
These unique, open-air, handwoven bone-weave baskets bring textural warmth and sophistication to any room or large countertop. They’re perfect for corralling your latest lineup of throw blankets, magazines, even firewood, or let the basket stand solo like sculptural decor. The medium size is $112 at Finch.
START THE YEAR ON THE RIGHT FOOT
2026 planner
The highly rated Nancy planner from Laurel Denise turns organization into something beautiful you’ll actually want to use. With thoughtful layouts, ample space for daily, weekly, and monthly plans, and artful design throughout, it helps you keep track of appointments, goals, and to-dos. Shop this from Charlottesville-based Laurel Denise for $59.
Desktop calendar
Watercolor wonderwoman Inslee Fariss’s 2026 calendar in the Cornucopia box is the perfect surcy for your desk or countertop. There are 12 original watercolor designs paired with elegant letter-pressed numerals on six-inch square cards … neatly nestled in a collectible linen box. Add a clear acrylic base or brass easel to complete the look. This is $75 at Inslee Fariss.
This is Not A Sketchbook! art course
This Is Not a Sketchbook, It’s an Art Class by artist and educator Lauren Horn is exactly what the title says: a workbook-style art course disguised as a sketchbook. Filled with guided drawing lessons, prompts, and QR codes that link to video tutorials, it walks you from basic shapes to confident, thoughtful drawing at your own pace. It’s a wonderfully accessible way to learn to draw, whether you’re just starting out or brushing up on fundamentals. See what all the hype is about — it’s $49.99 at Lauren Horn.
BATH & BODY
Glow starter kit
Savannah, GA-based clean beauty brand Aurettera has a unique skincare approach: sun-powered botanical infusions steeped for six weeks with clinical studies showing improvement in firmness, elasticity, and visible wrinkle depth. Founder Melaney Crees trained in advanced botanical formulation at Europe’s leading institute for natural cosmetic science, so she knows her stuff. This three-step routine comprises a gentle vitamin-rich facial polish, a brightening Vitamin C mist, and a peptide-powered repair cream to cleanse, hydrate, and restore your skin. It’s currently on sale for $116 (reg. $136) at Aureterra.
“High Maintenance” candle
The Tyler Candle Co. (known for their Glamorous Wash) “High Maintenance” candle is a confident, richly scented large-jar pick that instantly elevates any room. With layered notes that feel both warm and unexpected, it burns cleanly and steadily, making every evening or morning feel a little more intentional and lovely. It’s one of those little luxuries that really does brighten your day. This is $24 at Adelynes.
Restoration Cream
Hazelwood Soap Company’s Restoration Cream is a repeat-customer-approved, rich, nourishing lotion that sinks in without feeling greasy. Made with plant-based ingredients and natural moisturizers, it brings deep hydration to dry hands, elbows, or anywhere that needs a little extra care. It’s a daily treat your skin will actually notice. Read the reviews, then grab a jar for $23 at Hazelwood Soap Co.
Bath soak
This rejuvenating bath soak made in Beaufort, SC, brings a spa day straight to your tub. Inspired by ancient Ayurvedic soaks, the recipe has been reformulated with a soothing blend of wintergreen, eucalyptus, rosemary, peppermint, and thyme to help ease tired muscles while gently drawing out impurities. It’s perfect for unwinding after a long week or to gift to someone who deserves a moment of relaxation. A small is $5, and a large is $21 at Bathe.
WARDROBE
Sherpa jacket
This cozy sherpa jacket is the kind of easy layer you’ll reach for almost every season. Warm without feeling bulky and polished enough for errands or casual dinners, it strikes that sweet spot between practical and pulled-together, making it a solid closet staple for $169.99 at Bliss.
Joggers
Barefoot Dream anything is always a winter treat, but their joggers are the kind of cozy staple people rave about for good reason. Soft, lightweight, and endlessly wearable, they’re perfect for lounging, travel days, or casual errands. They’re $70.80 on sale (reg. $118); grab them at The French Door.
Sneakers
These playful lace-trim sneakers bring a little personality to our winter uniform. Comfortable enough for all-day wear but detailed enough to feel special, they’re an easy way to dress up denim, trousers, or casual dresses without sacrificing comfort. They’re stocked in all sizes for $139 at Coco & Ash.
Vest
Cozy without feeling bulky and easy to throw over sweats, denim, or a tee, this black corduroy puff vest ($40) is a season staple. It delivers polished comfort and effortless layering at an impressively approachable price point from Atlanta designer Sugar Cilantro.
Here’s to a cozy January!
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Zoe Yarborough
Zoe is a StyleBlueprint staff writer, Charlotte native, Washington & Lee graduate, and Nashville transplant of eleven years. She teaches Pilates, helps manage recording artists, and likes to "research" Germantown's food scene.