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Wardrobe chart What to wear Bag, items: 0

Dress for the number, not the season.

Five hooks, five temperatures. Every piece carries a woven label inside the hem with the range it is made for. Check the forecast, take the hook that matches.

  1. A warm-weather outfit for above 20°C hanging on a coat hook Warm · 20°C+ 9 pieces
  2. A mild-weather outfit for 15–20°C hanging on a coat hook Mild · 15–20°C 16 pieces
  3. A fresh-weather outfit for 10–15°C hanging on a coat hook Fresh · 10–15°C 19 pieces
  4. A cold-weather outfit for 5–10°C hanging on a coat hook Cold · 5–10°C 16 pieces
  5. A bitter-weather outfit for below 5°C hanging on a coat hook Bitter · below 5°C 14 pieces

Weather screen

How many layers today?

Drag to the temperature outside. We will lay out what to wear, from the skin out.

12°

54°F

Three layers: a long sleeve, a knit or overshirt, and something for your neck if it is windy.

10–15°C The 12° set

  1. Layer 1 13° Heavy Long Sleeve £24
  2. Layer 3 12° Overshirt £52
  3. Finishing 13° Brushed Check Scarf £22
See everything for 10–15°C

Signature pieces

Five pieces, five labels

One for every hook. Each made around the number on its label.

15–20°C

18° Tee

Our signature long sleeve. Mid-weight cotton, rib cuffs, label reading 15–20°C inside the hem.

£22 L1

10–15°C

12° Overshirt

Grey-green check in a wool blend with two patch pockets. The outer layer for 10–15°C.

£52 L3

5–10°C

8° Jumper

Our signature knit. 5-gauge wool blend in mist blue, label reading 5–10°C inside the hem.

£62 L2

below 5°C

4° Gilet

Our signature gilet. Charcoal, stand collar, 160 g/m² polyester wadding, label reading below 5°C.

£60 L2

5–10°C

Scale Scarf

A long scarf that fades from warm sand to mist blue, like a temperature scale. 190 x 30 cm.

£29 FIN

Knitwear · the main line

Thickness is the thermostat

Knitwear is the heart of the wardrobe. We match each knit to its band by gauge and weight: the finer the needle, the warmer the day.

Five folded jumpers stacked from the finest knit at the top to the chunkiest at the bottom
All 18 knits
  1. 14 gauge 23° Cotton Knit Tee 180 g/m² · 20°C+
  2. 12 gauge 19° Fine-Gauge Crew 240 g/m² · 15–20°C
  3. 7 gauge 13° Wool-Blend Crew 320 g/m² · 10–15°C
  4. 5 gauge 8° Jumper 480 g/m² · 5–10°C
  5. 3 gauge 3° Fisherman Roll-Neck 650 g/m² · below 5°C

Whole outfits, one click

Layering formulas

Every band has two to four sets, built from the skin out. Pick one size and add the lot. There are fifteen in all.

The The 12° set laid out from the inside layer to the outside 10–15°C

Formula 01 · 3 pieces, inside to out

The 12° set

  1. L1 13° Heavy Long Sleeve £24
  2. L3 12° Overshirt £52
  3. FIN 13° Brushed Check Scarf £22

Set of 3 £98

+ £4.95 UK delivery · £102.95 total

Each piece is added in the colour shown. For other colours or mixed sizes, open a piece and add it on its own.

The The 8° set laid out from the inside layer to the outside 5–10°C

Formula 01 · 4 pieces, inside to out

The 8° set

  1. L1 8° Roll-Neck Base £26
  2. L2 8° Jumper £62
  3. L3 8° Padded Short Jacket £70
  4. FIN Scale Scarf £29

Set of 4 £187

+ £4.95 UK delivery · £191.95 total

Each piece is added in the colour shown. For other colours or mixed sizes, open a piece and add it on its own.

10–15°C

Read the hem, not the forecast app

Inside every hem sits a small woven label with one temperature range. It is the same on every colour of a piece and it never changes. Wear what matches the day, add the next band up when the wind picks up.

Ranges are a styling guide for everyday walking in light wind. Everyone runs a little warmer or colder, so treat them as a starting point, not a laboratory rating.

Why we sort by temperature

Quick reference

What to wear at 10 degrees (and every other number)

Band°C°FLayersReach for
Warm 20°C+ 68°F+ 1 A tee or short-sleeve shirt. A light knit for the evening.
Mild 15–20°C 59–68°F 2 A long sleeve with a shirt, cardigan or light jacket.
Fresh 10–15°C 50–59°F 2–3 A long sleeve, a wool-blend knit or overshirt, a light outer layer.
Cold 5–10°C 41–50°F 3 A roll-neck base, a chunky knit, a padded jacket. Scarf if windy.
Bitter below 5°C below 41°F 3–4 A fine roll-neck, the chunkiest knit, a padded gilet and jacket, scarf and hat.

The full guide: what to wear at any temperature in the UK