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What you sleep in during winter
Short answer: In winter your nightwear should keep you warm without making you clammy. A thin layer that absorbs mois...
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What you sleep in during summer
Short answer: In summer your nightwear should move moisture, not add warmth. A thin layer is often better than nothin...
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Clothes for a late evening walk
Short answer: In the evening the temperature has dropped, and you walk more slowly than during the day. Expect it to ...
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The evening on the sofa
Short answer: Clothes for the sofa should be wearable for three to four hours without pressing anywhere. Flat seams a...
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The first half hour at home
Short answer: The first half hour at home is when most people change clothes. A set that is ready and waiting turns t...
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The journey home when the weather has changed
Short answer: Afternoon weather is rarely the same as the morning's. A thin layer in your bag covers most changes wit...
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The afternoon when the room gets warm
Short answer: Sun through the windows and people in the room raise the temperature by three to five degrees over the ...
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The lunch break outdoors
Short answer: Half an hour outside in the middle of the day calls for one more layer than you wear indoors. If you st...
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The morning in a cold office
Short answer: An office with ventilation is often set to twenty degrees, and without movement it feels colder than it...
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Clothes on the way to work in rush hour
Short answer: A packed train or bus is often five to ten degrees warmer than the street. That is why you need a layer...
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What you change into before going out the door
Short answer: Change into the layer that suits the outdoor temperature, not the temperature at home. Most people put ...
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What you wear in the first hour after getting up
Short answer: The first hour after you get up is often the coldest part of the day, because your body is not yet prod...
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