Women's Fleeces, Midlayers and Jumpers
Layer well and you'll be comfortable and warm the whole day. Or just throw on and feel cosy.
Women's Fleeces, Midlayers and Jumpers
Being Peak District based, we know a thing or two about the importance of a good mid-layer. They're useful in Derbyshire for about 9 months of the year.
A classic fleece is one of the most comfortable and affordable performance outdoor pieces you can buy.
Further reading
- Best Comfortable Midlayers for Hillwalking: Buyer's Guide
- Best Layering Systems for Hillwalking: Complete UK Guide
- How to Choose the Best Fleece Jacket for Outdoor Adventures
- Why Wool Jumpers Make Great Midlayers
- Microfibres And The Use Of Plastic In Our Clothing
- How Polygiene helps you save water and wash your kit less
- What is Polygiene and why do we use it?
- Essential Hill Walking Gear for Day Hikes
- How to Prepare for the Winter Running Season
Layer for warmth and comfort
Our performance fleece offers serious mid-layer warmth to strike the happy balance between warmth, breathability, moisture-wicking and weight.
All are well-built with durable face fabrics to reduce piling and be good even after dozens of washings.
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How to Choose the Best Fleece Jacket for Outdoor Adventures
The fleece jacket is an absolute staple of any outdoor lover’s wardrobe. Whether you run, bike, climb, hike or camp...
Best Layering Systems for Hillwalking
Layering your clothing is an important technique that lets you regulate body temperature, manage moisture, and protect against everything Mother...
Why Wool Jumpers Make Great Midlayers
Edmund Hillary first summited Mount Everest wearing a Shetland jumper. Let’s just dwell on that for a moment. A woolly...
Microfibres And The Use Of Plastic In Our Clothing
We’re delighted to have been part of the Microfibre Consortium since the beginning. Because when brands come together, decision makers...
How Polygiene helps you save water and wash your kit less
Water consumption in the production of clothing can be astronomical – 1000 litres (4 bathtubs) for a cotton t-shirt, 7000...
What is Polygiene and why do we use it?
None of us want to be smelly – even when we’re out on an adventure! But clothes washing facilities are...