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What to wear for indoor climbing

Short answer: Indoor climbing calls for clothing that lets your hips and knees move freely and does not pull when you...

Clothing for orienteering in the forest

Short answer: Orienteering takes place off the paths, through thickets, over ditches and up steep banks. Close fittin...

Clothing for long walks with the dog

Short answer: A long walk with the dog happens in every kind of weather, often several times a day. Soft layers that ...

Clothing for dog training on the field

Short answer: Dog training means short runs, lots of crouching, reaching for treats and long spells of standing and w...

Clothing for riding at the stables

Short answer: Riding and stable work mean many hours in the saddle and in the yard, often in cold, dust and damp. Smo...

Clothing for stand up paddleboarding in summer

Short answer: On a paddleboard you stand in the sun for hours, use your whole body for balance and could fall into th...

Clothing for kayaking on the fjord

Short answer: In a kayak you sit low, paddle for hours and can get wet from spray and waves. Close fitting layers tha...

Clothing for winter sea swimming

Short answer: With winter swimming, it is the clothes before and after the dip that make the experience pleasant. Lay...

Clothing for photography out in the landscape

Short answer: Landscape photography means early mornings, late evenings and long waits for the right light. Soft laye...

Clothing for woodworking in the workshop

Short answer: In the woodworking shop you stand at the bench, carry boards, kneel and bend. Clothes that allow free m...

Clothing for sewing at the machine

Short answer: At the sewing machine you sit for a long time, lean forward and get up often to cut, press and try thin...

Clothing for model building at the desk

Short answer: Model building means many hours at the desk with tiny parts, glue and paint, and a body that sits almos...