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A winter break in the city without freezing

Short answer: Three thin layers beat one thick jacket when you switch between street, museum and cafe all day. The in...

The layer underneath for a New Year's Eve that runs to two

Short answer: You choose the party outfit yourself. What is underneath decides whether you still feel good at one in ...

Clothing for a long Easter lunch

Short answer: An Easter lunch lasts longer than you plan for. Soft layers without a tight waistband make the last two...

Clothing for a festival weekend

Short answer: Four days without a washing machine calls for clothes that can handle being worn, aired and worn again....

Packing for a weekend at a summer house

Short answer: A summer house is cold in the morning and warm in the afternoon. Bring layers instead of thick jumpers,...

The first cold day of autumn

Short answer: The first cold morning always feels sudden. A thin layer under what you normally wear is enough, until ...

Switching the wardrobe to spring without packing everything away

Short answer: Keep the thin layers out and pack away only the thickest things. Spring is the season when you use the ...

When the air conditioning is too cold indoors

Short answer: In warm countries, shops and offices are often cold. A thin layer in your bag is the only practical sol...

Dressing for a day of rain and wind

Short answer: The rain jacket keeps water out, but the inner layer decides whether you get cold. Choose bamboo viscos...

Sleeping through a hot summer night

Short answer: Thin sleepwear, light bedding and a cool shower before bed work better than a fan alone. Moisture on th...

When the house is too warm in winter

Short answer: Many Danish homes sit around 22 degrees in winter, and thick clothing indoors quickly becomes uncomfort...

Thin or thick fabric and what actually keeps you warm

Short answer: It is not the fabric that warms you, it is the air the fabric traps against the body. Two thin layers w...