I learned long ago that
1) my arms do not get cold as easily as the rest of me and need less covering.
2) whether I use multiple layers or a single huge coat, my arms bulk up too much for comfort and flexibility in shooting.
An easy answer was to use vests. Multiple vests. I generally wear a base long john, then a filson wool vest, then a wool sweater (mil surplus), then my Asbell wool pull over, then a wool vest with built in wind stopper and some sort of lining. This one has deep lined pockets that are perfect for inserting hands. On bottom, I like a pair of heavy weight wool mil surplus pants.
So far I have done well enough with wearing a glove liner and very light weight camo glove for bow hand and a glove liner (cut to let three fingers show) under my shooting glove. I use those pockets a lot, with a small heater pack in each.
I find a 1/2 or 3/4 face mask of regular weight material, with a large hole cut out right in front of my mouth, to be invaluable in keeping my face warmer, and also cutting the breezes down my neck. The large hole lets me feel anchor better, and also lets my breath escape, instead of going up my face and bothering my eyes and binoculars when in use.
I tend to use a Columbia camo wool boonie hat, that is modified.. I tack sewed the brim up in the front so it doesn't contact my bowstring. The rest flops. If really cold I put on a do rag under the hat ( I am.... hair impaired, so the noggin top gets cold easily.)
So far, that works for me. Looking at more foot options, as so far, that is my weak point.
ChuckC