BASE LAYERS
The base layer is worn next to the skin and its main purpose is to regulate your body temperature by retaining heat and wicking away moisture. On colder days, the base layer is essential for keeping the body warm.- Black
- Navy
- Olive
- White
- Ranger green
- Black
- Grey
- Black
- Navy
- Olive
- White
- Ranger green
- Black
- Grey
- Black
- Grey
- Black
- Grey
Layering Basics
When heading out, you need to dress for the conditions but as we all know, conditions and temperatures can change rapidly. With this in mind, you need to be able to adapt by adding or shedding clothes and by using layers of clothing allows you to be flexible and alter what you're wearing accordingly.
In it's simplest form, layering for colder weather consists of a three-piece outfit: a base layer, a mid layer and an outer layer. Extra layers can then be added like an outer rain jacket or extra insulated jacket.
You can simply regulate your comfort by taking layers on or off depending on your activity level or the weather conditions.
MID LAYER
The mid-layer adds warmth. This warmth is also trapped between the base layer and mid layer. Usually, your mid-layer is either a fleece or jumper. Like a base layer, the mid-layer should be breathable.- Blue
- Green
- Grey
- Steel Blue
- Dark Grey
- Black
- Green
- Dark Grey
- Olive
- Petrol
- Tan
- Pumpkin
- Black
- Ice Blue
- Olive
- Rumba Red
- Sea Green
- Dark Grey
- Steel Blue
- Steel Blue
- Dark Grey
INSULATING LAYER
In the cold conditions during the winter, an insulated jacket will be required to add extra warmth and prevent you from being cold and uncomfortable. The insulating layer can be work on top or under the waterproof jacket.- Ranger Green
- Black
- Black
- Olive
- Ice Blue
- Grey
- Petrol
- Yellow
- Black
- Ice Blue
- Petrol
- Forest Green
- Grey
- Forest Green
- Maroon
- Navy and Lake Blue
- Olive and Black
- Black and Slate Grey
- Black and Turquoise
- Emerald and Mint
- Navy
- Olive
- Black
- Black
- Olive
OUTER LAYER
The outer layer gives you protection from the elements. A good outer layer will protect you against wind and rain, while also allowing the moisture and heat from your body to escape so you don’t overheat. The outer layer doesn't need to be waterproof, and can vary depending on the conditions, sometimes a windproof shell will be perfect when out on the hills.- Black
- Blue
- Black
- Deep Blue
- Steel Grey
- Pine Green
- Umber
- Black
- Ranger Green
- Olive
- Coyote Tan
- Dark Grey
- Steel Blue
- Dark Grey
- Black
- Navy
- Olive
