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Slip or top under thin fabrics

Short answer: A slip covers the whole upper body in one layer with no edge at the waist, while a top is lighter and c...

How much warmth a layer actually gives

Short answer: A thin layer shifts the perceived temperature by two to three degrees, and a thicker layer by four to f...

Body heat between two layers

Short answer: Between two layers of clothing sits a thin layer of air that the body has warmed. That air layer is the...

When you need an extra layer

Short answer: There are three situations where you need one more layer: when you stand still, when it is windy, and w...

Layers that work in every climate

Short answer: There are three layers that work everywhere: a thin inner layer, a soft mid layer and an outer layer th...

Layers for training indoors and outdoors

Short answer: If you train both outdoors and indoors, your system has to handle two temperatures from the same base. ...

Thin layers rather than thick ones

Short answer: Two thin layers hold more air than one thick one, and you can adjust them as you go. That is why layeri...

Layering explained

Short answer: Three layers, each with its own job. The inner one moves moisture, the middle one insulates and the out...

Sweat for layering

Short answer: Sweat is the middle layer. Underneath goes a thin layer that moves moisture away from the skin, and on ...

A T-shirt as the innermost layer, what it has to do

Short answer: It should sit against the skin, move moisture away and be thin enough not to add bulk. The colour shoul...

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