Sport für Damen
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Sport für KinderAs the weather shifts, perfect your layering game with our new season essentials. From lightweight pieces for milder days and cozy layers for cooler temperatures here’s how to curate your wardrobe for the season ahead and become a layering pro.
*A lightweight windbreaker
*Fitted long-sleeve tops
*Straight-leg jeans or leggings
*Ankle boots
1. Start with a Base layer:
Opt for a fitted long-sleeve top made from breathable fabric. This will keep you warm without adding bulk.
2. Add a Middle layer:
A thin knit, a sweatshirt or vest will work well. Choose something that fits close to your body to avoid excess fabric flapping in the wind.
3. Top it off with a Windbreaker:
A lightweight, water-resistant windbreaker will shield you from gusts and light rain. Look for one with adjustable cuffs and a drawstring waist to keep the wind out.
4. Choose streamlined bottoms:
Straight-leg jeans or leggings are ideal for windy days as they won’t billow in the breeze and will make it easier when biking.
5. Footwear:
Ankle boots with a low heel provide stability and protect your feet from the wind.
*Waterproof trench coat
*Waterproof boots
*Umbrella
*Layered tops
1. Base layer:
Start with a moisture-wicking top to keep you dry if you get damp.
2. Middle layer:
Add a lightweight sweater, cardigan or vest for extra warmth. Opt for quick-drying materials like synthetic blends.
3. Waterproof trench coat:
Invest in a stylish waterproof trench coat with a hood or if you bike then a sealed seamed waterproof jacket. These will protect you from the rain while looking polished whether you’re commuting or just out in town.
4. Waterproof boots:
Choose waterproof ankle boots to keep your feet dry, particularly if you are always on your bike. Look for options with good grip to avoid slipping.
5. Accessories:
Carry an umbrella for additional protection. Consider a water-resistant bag to keep your belongings dry.
*Base layers (thermal tops and leggings)
*Insulated coat
*Scarves, hats, and gloves
*Warm boots
1. Thermal Base Layer:
Begin with thermal underwear. Then add thermal tops and leggings. These thin layers provide excellent insulation without adding bulk and can be worn with most outfits.
2. Middle layer:
Add a warm knit or fleece. Wool or cashmere blends are great for retaining heat and keeping you cozy.
3. Insulated coat:
Invest in a high-quality, waterproof, insulated parka and choose a coat with good insulation, such as down or synthetic fill. Ensure it’s long enough to cover your hips for extra warmth. Look for features like a fur-lined hood, adjustable cuffs, and multiple pockets.
4. Accessories:
Don’t forget a thick scarf, hat, and gloves. These accessories are crucial for keeping extremities warm. Consider a neck gaiter or balaclava for additional face protection.
5. Warm boots:
Opt for insulated, waterproof boots with good traction to navigate icy or snowy conditions.
Take note of these extra tips to build the best, multi functional winter wardrobe.
1. Fabric Matters:
Use moisture-wicking fabrics for base layers to keep sweat away from your skin. Due to their insulating properties, wool, fleece, and synthetic blends are excellent for middle layers.
2. Adjustability:
Look for outer layers with adjustable features like cuffs, hoods, and waistbands. This allows you to seal out the cold and wind more effectively.
3. Colour Coordination:
Stick to a cohesive colour palette to ensure all your layers work well together. Neutral tones are versatile and timeless.
4. Versatility:
Invest in versatile pieces that can be worn in multiple ways or layered with different outfits. This maximises your wardrobe and prepares you for any weather scenario.
