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20°+ Warm
20°C+ Short sleeves, open collars, one layer and done.
15–20° Mild
15–20°C Long sleeves and a light layer you can take off by noon.
10–15° Fresh
10–15°C The British default: a knit or an overshirt over a long sleeve.
5–10° Cold
5–10°C Three layers: a base, a heavy knit, a padded jacket.
<5° Bitter
below 5°C Chunky knit, padded gilet, padded jacket, scarf and hat.

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Knitwear

Fine gauge to chunky, matched to the temperature by thickness.

18 pieces from warm to cold

20°C+ 2
15–20°C 4
10–15°C 4
5–10°C 4
below 5°C 4

20°+Warm · 20°C+

20°C+

23° Cotton Knit Tee

£38L2

20°C+

21° Open-Stitch Crew

£42L2

15–20°Mild · 15–20°C

15–20°C

19° Fine-Gauge Crew

£44L2

15–20°C

17° Cotton Cardigan

£48L2

15–20°C

16° Knitted Polo

£46L2

15–20°C

18° Half-Zip Knit

£48L2

10–15°Fresh · 10–15°C

10–15°C

13° Wool-Blend Crew

£52L2

10–15°C

12° Knitted Cardigan

£54L2

10–15°C

11° Mock-Neck Knit

£52L2

10–15°C

14° Waffle-Stitch Crew

£50L2

5–10°Cold · 5–10°C

5–10°C

8° Jumper

£62L2

5–10°C

7° Roll-Neck Jumper

£64L2

5–10°C

6° Cable Crew

£66L2

5–10°C

9° Button Cardigan

£62L2

<5°Bitter · below 5°C

below 5°C

3° Fisherman Roll-Neck

£68L2

below 5°C

2° Shawl Cardigan

£68L2

below 5°C

4° Chunky Crew

£66L2

below 5°C

1° Funnel-Neck Knit

£68L2