A day of hiking goes through three moods: the morning chill, the warmth of the ascent, and the wind at the summit. This display brings together the wardrobe of the hiker, from the t-shirt to the down jacket, organised by categories that you will find below.
Choose the missing category for your outfit.
Walking in the mountains means getting warm while going up and cooling down when you stop. So, you equip yourself with thin layers that you add or remove depending on the moment, rather than a single thick garment. The families below follow this logic.
The t-shirts are the base layer, the sweatshirts are the warm layer, and the windbreakers and jackets are the shield against the wind and rain.
When the cold comes, down jackets and fleeces take over. For intense activity, a bra keeps the chest supported and prevents discomfort on the descents.
The leggings and tights cover the legs during cooler weather, while the shorts and shorts take over in the summer. The socks and ankle socks protect against rubbing, and the accessories (hats, gloves, glasses) complete the outfit.
Among the displayed names: Regatta, adidas, Helly Hansen, Joma and Shimano. Each covers different families: check the sub-page to see what's available in your size.
Discounts are gathered on women's clothing special offers and women's clothing deals. End-of-line products are in women's clothing clearance, and the end-of-year operation during Black Friday women's clothing.
The women's cuts follow the hips and chest: try each family in the size you usually wear, then look at the fit advice on the sheet. For a warm layer or a jacket, allow some room at the shoulders to lift your arms and carry a backpack without straining the seams.
Wash technical clothing at low temperatures, without fabric softener, which clogs the fibers and block the membranes. Close the zips so they don't damage the fabric. Avoid high-temperature tumble drying: air drying preserves the elasticity and shape of the garment.
Set off with a breathable t-shirt, a thin fleece on hand, and a compact windbreaker: this base covers most conditions encountered from spring to autumn. Add tights or leggings when the days get cooler, and a light down jacket for longer breaks. The female hiker's wardrobe builds layer by layer, according to the seasons and the mountain ranges. Lastly, remember the socks: a poor choice can ruin a day, even with the best clothing.
A breathable t-shirt, a warm layer in the bag, and a windbreaker. You add or remove depending on the temperature.
Technical materials dry quickly and wick away sweat. Avoid cotton, which stays wet against the skin.
It is mainly for breaks and cold dry conditions. While walking, a thin fleece or a light jacket is often enough.
Leave some freedom at the shoulders and hips to walk and lift your arms. A cut that's too close to the body hinders movement.
In the discount pages mentioned above: special offers, deals, and clearance.