vinter
Clothes for a ski holiday away from the slope
Short answer: The hours you are not skiing are spent in a warm lodge or on a cold terrace. Those are the hours that d...
Read more
Clothes for a cabin without heating
Short answer: A cabin without heating is coldest in the morning and never really warm inside. Layers you can sleep in...
Read more
An indoor airer in winter
Short answer: In winter the outdoor air is dry, so a well aired room can dry clothes quickly. The problem is the mois...
Read more
Light colours in winter
Short answer: Light colours in winter are not about warmth but about light. With six hours of daylight, light clothin...
Read more
Clothes for a cold and wet winter
Short answer: Wet cold is harder than dry cold at the same temperature. Moisture fills the air pockets in your clothe...
Read more
Clothes for a cold and dry winter
Short answer: Dry cold is the easiest kind of cold to dress for. The air holds no moisture, so layers work exactly as...
Read more
Clothes in December
Short answer: December is dark and cold with many shifts between outdoors and indoors. Christmas parties, shops and c...
Read more
Clothes in February
Short answer: February is cold and wet at the same time. Snow that melts and freezes again makes your feet the weakes...
Read more
Clothes in January
Short answer: January is the coldest month of the year, with dark mornings and dry indoor air. What works is layers o...
Read more
Clothes for outdoor work in winter
Short answer: Outdoor work in winter swings between hard work and breaks in the cold. Your clothing has to handle bot...
Read more
Clothes for winter mornings
Short answer: A winter morning is twenty minutes in the cold and eight hours indoors. The inner layer has to handle b...
Read more
Clothes and dry skin in winter
Short answer: Dry indoor air and hot baths dry out the skin in winter. Clothing cannot fix that, but a soft layer aga...
Read more
