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The concept of layering has been popular for some time now, however there seems to be a lot of confusion about what layering is. Correct layering has three components, each layer has a specific role and they all work together to maximise your comfort and safety.
Layer 1: Prime Layer – Next to skin – Moisture control
Wick moisture away from your skin
Needs to dry very fast
Low odour
Warm in winter and cool in summer
Comfortable next to skin
High breathability
Layer 2: Insulation Layer – Mid layer – Warmth management
Warm
Durable
Quick drying
High loft
Low odour
High breathability
High wicking ability
Layer 3: Barrier Layer – Outer/Shell layer – Wind and precipitation control
DWR treatment to minimise fabric saturation
Block wind
Block light showers
Keep you warm
Large arm pit zippers to dump excess heat
Dry quickly
Packable
Block wind, rain and snow – All elements
DWR treatment to minimise fabric saturation
Large arm pit zippers to dump excess heat
Dry quickly
Seam sealed
Ultra packable – must be small enough to carry with you at ALL TIMES in case you get caught out overnight or the weather changes unexpectedly
Fixed storm hood on XTR SERIES
All layers must be small enough to be carried with you all day. If a garment is too big to fit in your pack it is not suitable for your trip. If you need to stash a garment to pick up on the way out it is too big and not safe to take with you. If you get lost and have to spend a night out exposed, you need to have all your layers there to keep warm, dry and safe.
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CHEST SIZE
Place the tape measure around the large part of your chest, usually just below the arm pits. Don't stretch the tape too tight. Align this measurement with the table below to help select your size.
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SIZE
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CHEST CM | CHEST INCHES |
| XXS | 85-90 | 33-35 |
| XS | 90-95 | 35-37 |
| S | 95-100 | 37-39 |
| M | 100-105 | 39-41 |
| L | 105-110 | 41-43 |
| XL | 110-115 | 43-45 |
| 2XL | 115-120 | 45-47 |
| 3XL | 120-125 | 47-49 |
| 4XL | 125-130 | 49-51 |
| 5XL | 130-135 | 51-53 |
TROUSER SIZE
WAIST: Place the tape measure around your waist, just above where your trousers would normally naturally rest. Don't pull the tape tight, but make sure it is snug. Align this measurement with the table below to help select your size.
INSEAM: This is the measurement from the center of the crotch on our trousers, to the base of the inner leg.
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SIZE
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WAIST CM | WAIST INCHES | INSEAM CM |
| XXS | 71-74 | 28-29 | 78 |
| XS | 75-79 | 30-31 | 79 |
| S | 80-84 | 32-33 | 80 |
| M | 85-89 | 34-35 | 81 |
| L | 90-94 | 36-37 | 82 |
| XL | 95-99 | 38-39 | 83 |
| 2XL | 100-104 | 40-41 | 84 |
| 3XL | 105-109 | 42-43 | 84 |
| 4XL | 110-114 | 44-45 | 85 |
| 5XL | 115-120 | 46-47 | 85 |
OUTER LAYER TROUSER SIZE
Our outer layer trousers are designed to be worn over the top of your regular trousers. The sizing is therefore larger than our regular trousers. Below are the dimensions of the outer layer trousers.
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SIZE
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WAIST CM | WAIST INCHES | INSEAM CM |
| XS | 83-86 | 33-34 | 79 |
| S | 87-90 | 34-35 | 80 |
| M | 91-94 | 36-37 | 81 |
| L | 95-98 | 37-38 | 82 |
| XL | 99-102 | 39-40 | 83 |
| 2XL | 103-106 | 41-42 | 84 |
| 3XL | 107-110 | 42-43 | 84 |
| 4XL | 111-114 | 44-45 | 85 |
