The basics of winter layering

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Base Layer

• Fabric choices for Base Layer As this layer
  comes in direct contact with your body, it is
  best to use lightweight, breathable, and
  comfortable material. This includes a wide range
  of fabric options such as polyester and nylon.
• Fabric Weight for Base LayerYou can choose
  lightweight, midweight, or heavyweight shirts as
  the base layer depending on the weather
  conditions and the type of activity you want to
  engage in. In cooler conditions, a mid-weight
  base layer can be worn as a second layer, over
  another base layer, or on its own.
• Heavyweight base layers are a must-have for
  extremely cold conditions. These are typically
  worn over other base layers to add warmth.

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Mid Layer

• Best Materials for Mid Layer
• Polyester Fleece Unlike cotton, fleece can keep
  you warm even if it is damp. Besides, it is fast
  drying and breathable. Fleece offers exceptional
  air flow and moisture management. The texture of
  the fabric is soft, which makes it very
  comfortable against the skin. A fleece works best
  when worn under a protective shell and offers the
  least stand-alone weather protection of all the
  options.
• Blank Jackets with down or synthetic insulation
  are also effective as the mid-layer. Down has the
  highest warmth-to-weight ratio and compresses
  easily into a very small volume for highly
  efficient packing. The downside is that it dries
  slowly and is cold when wet.
• Synthetic fill is durable, lightweight, dries
  quickly, retains heat when wet, and is easy to
  care for. The downside is it is less breathable
  and doesnt pack as small as down.

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Outer Layer

• Waterproof Breathable Shells (Hard Shell)
• These types of jackets are made with waterproof
  and somewhat breathable materials. Their
  fundamental component is a light, permeable layer
  that blocks water, but allows sweat to pass
  through.
• Water-resistant Shells (Soft Shell)
• The outer fabric of softshell jackets is also
  treated with a water-repellent coating. Although
  they do not offer complete waterproofing they can
  protect you from light rain and snow. However,
  they are generally more breathable and
  comfortable, lighter, and cheaper than completely
  waterproof outerwear.
• Wind Jackets
• This outerwear style focuses on breathability.
  Most of them offer stretchable fabric for extra
  convenience during athletic activities. You can
  also find wind jackets that integrate light rain
  and wind protection along with a low level of
  insulation. In short, they fuse two layers into a
  single product.

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