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Thin under thick and why the order counts

Short answer: The thin layer belongs next to your skin, because it moves moisture away from the body. If the thick la...

Layering without looking bulky

Short answer: Thinnest inside and thickest outside, and let each layer be slightly looser than the one beneath. That ...

Big jumps between outside and inside

Short answer: Dress so that you can take two layers off in thirty seconds. The jump from minus five to twenty-two deg...

Days that start cold and end warm

Short answer: Dress for the midday temperature and bring a layer for the morning. It is easier to carry a sweater tha...

The layer system explained in three layers

Short answer: Inside, a layer that moves moisture away. In the middle, a layer that keeps you warm. Outside, a layer ...

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...

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...

How many layers you need in winter cold

Short answer: Three layers cover a Danish winter, a thin layer against the skin, an insulating layer and a windproof ...

Layering without colour chaos

Short answer: Keep the layers in the same color family, and let the outermost be darkest. That way the layers look li...

April, when all four seasons happen in one day

Short answer: Three thin layers and a light jacket cover five to eighteen degrees. It is the only system that handles...

What you should know about clothes for the cold season

Short answer: In winter the innermost layer matters most for how warm you feel, not the outer one. If that layer is d...

Bamboo clothing for people who are always cold

Short answer: If you feel cold constantly, the biggest gain comes from one thin extra layer, not thicker outer layers...