Wherever your outdoor adventures take you this fall or winter, from skiing to hiking, you'll want to wear a base layer to wear beneath your snow pants and heavy coats. Base layer clothing fits snugly ...

I love a base layer, especially in an era when the sheer range on offer means finding the perfect one – no matter what ...

Whether we’re working for home or heading out for a chilly, mid-January jog, we basically live in leggings at this point. Warm leggings are a winter weather essential because, let’s face it, as ...

News flash: It’s winter, aka cold o’clock, and if you like to play in the mountains (like me), chances are you’re bundling up more than usual. A tried-and-true strategy for layering typically involves ...

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Base layers are the foundation of any adventure kit: they’re the clothes you wear directly next to your skin and are designed to insulate while wicking sweat away from your body to keep you dry. When ...

The best kept secret about my winter wardrobe — until now, I guess – is that half of it is invisible. Between December and March, I rarely leave the house without a base layer (or thermal underwear, ...

This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. A thermal base layer is brilliant for ...

And, if you're not sure how to dress for the temp, follow the 10-Degree Rule, which means dress as if it's 10 degrees warmer than the actual temperature. So, if it's 30 degrees Fahrenheit outside, ...