Little by little, the days start to stretch out longer. The hills and woodlands become greener and the wildlife gets friskier as activity returns to our outdoor spaces.
It's an inviting time of the year to spent time outside, but it does come with its challenges. Spring weather brings blue sky days, brisk mountain winds and the inevitable rain shower in equal measure.
If you are stepping out in spring, it is best to go prepared...
Save now on down jackets and synthetic insulation for spring layering.
Solace. Warm meets dry.
An insulated waterproof made with damp-proof synthetic insulation.
Keeps you warm when it's cold and dry when it's wet.
Use as a walking jacket, a ski jacket, or for instant warmth after a swim or ride. Made with 100% recycled lining, 70% recycled insulation and a PFC-free DWR so it won't leak nasties into the environment.
One jacket to rule them all.
£174.99
was £249.99
"Delighted with the Solace jacket. Lightweight, stood up well in wet and cold conditions and, as ever, has all the little extras that other brands don’t."
- Dominic
OHiro
Or warmest Primaloft® jacket yet, safe refuge in cold and damp British weather
£139.99
was £199.99
Katabatic
Breathable Primaloft® Gold insulation for warmth and comfort on the go
£134.99
was £189.99
Gilets for layering
Sierra Vest
Fine-tuned core warmth for working hard on the hills, crags and trails
£64.99
was £89.99
Filoment Vest
Lightweight and unrestrictive down warmth, 100% recycled fabric and fill
£84.99
was £119.99
Spring layering guide
You can't predict the weather, and you cannot carry everything you might need, so what do you wear?
Fortunately there is a simple answer: adopt a layering system...
We love gear that lasts. 20 years of obsessing over design and materials means long-lasting, reliable clothing and equipment. It's gear you'll love for longer. Use our down wash and repair services to keep kit of any brand good as new.
No longer needed? Donate your old down jacket (or duvet) through our Continuum Project. We'll get it to those who need it most, or recycle it through our partnership with Re:Down if it's beyond repair.
