The simple trick to keeping one's upper body warm is adding layers. However, wearing multiple socks does not work for the feet. At least not for me. Any advice? Preferably non-electric solutions.
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+1 for only one pair of socks and spacious shoes/boots, I was told like OP noticed that sock layers don't work for feet and you should instead rely on having a layer of air as thermal insulation.
Also, if you want a temporary source of heat there are small pouches that you can pop in hot water for a few minutes and that will stay hot for 5-10h, the ones I used were single use but I believe reusable ones exist. They rely on an exothermic reaction instead of batteries.