Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Building that ski outfit begins, of course, with the base layer. You want ...

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When I moved from the East Coast to the Rocky Mountains years ago, I simply did not understand how to layer for warmth. I wore cotton long sleeve tees and was toasty when I stepped outside, but felt ...

There’s no doubt that merino wool is an insulating rockstar among outdoorsmen and women. Thanks to its warmth, breathability, moisture-wicking, and odor-repelling performance, it has a massive fan ...

I love riding in the Assos Thermobooster and feel it excels as an outer layer for hard, intense riding. It can be used effectively under a jacket as a mid-layer too. You can trust Cyclingnews Our ...

I love a base layer, especially in an era when the sheer range on offer means finding the perfect one – no matter what activity I’m engaged in or what temperatures I’ll be facing – is a breeze (unless ...

When it comes to base layers, the main choice is whether you want a synthetic (usually polyester) layer, or a natural fiber like Merino. Historically, Merino has been heavier and held moisture longer ...