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A lower indoor temperature and more layers

Short answer: If you lower the heating by a couple of degrees, an extra thin layer can cover the difference without m...

A new home that is colder indoors

Short answer: Put a thin layer against the skin and a sweater on top rather than one thick garment alone. Layers can ...

A regular summer house and a spare set out there

Short answer: Keep a fixed set of clothing, bedding and towels at the holiday house. That way nothing needs packing e...

A longer stay abroad

Short answer: Pack for a week and plan on washing along the way. Buy what you are missing at your destination, instea...

Moving to a colder climate

Short answer: Build a layering system with a thin layer against the skin, an insulating layer and a windproof outer l...

Moving to a hot climate

Short answer: Switch to thin, loose pieces in light colours and keep more sets of underwear than you are used to. In ...

A shifting daily rhythm and the bedding

Short answer: If you sleep during the day, the room is warmer and lighter than at night. Choose thinner bedding and a...

Waking hours at night and clothes that do not make it worse

Short answer: Choose sleepwear that does not squeeze, does not twist and does not overheat you. If you are still awak...

Sitting all day and where the seams sit

Short answer: Choose underwear with flat seams and no seam down the middle at the back. Sitting for many hours, that ...

Stiff fingers and fastenings that get in the way

Short answer: Choose garments without buttons, hooks and zips. Elastic, large openings and stretch fabric solve most ...

Clothes that are easy to put on yourself

Short answer: Choose large openings, soft elastic and no small fastenings. A garment that can be put on while sitting...

Thin skin and clothes that do not irritate

Short answer: Choose smooth fabric without hard seams, without a label at the neck and without tight elastic. The les...