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Men's Clothing > Men's Base Layers



Thermajohn Long Johns Thermal Underwear for Men Fleece Lined Base Layer Set for Cold Weather



Under Armour Men's HeatGear Armour Leggings



Carhartt Men's Base Force Midweight Classic Crew



MERIWOOL Mens Base Layer - 100% Merino Wool Midweight Long Sleeve Thermal Shirt



MERIWOOL Mens Base Layer 100% Merino Wool Thermal Pants



Thermajohn Thermal Shirts for Men Long Sleeve Thermal Compression Shirts for Men Base Layer Cold Weather



Under Armour Men's Armour Heatgear 3/4 Leggings



First Lite Men's Kiln Quarter-Zip - Merino Wool Midweight Camo Hunting Base Layer



HEROBIKER Long Johns Thermal Underwear for Men Skiing Winter Warm Hunting Gear Fleece Lined Base Layer Set


More Men's Base Layers

As cool weather approaches, smart layering technique can help you stay warm, dry and comfy despite harsh winter elements. The idea of layering is the ability to add or remove pieces of apparel to adapt to a variety of weather conditions or activities. The key is to dress for the coldest anticipated temperature, with the least amount of pack weight. Easy way to do this is to think in three layers: base, insulation and outer. The purpose of the base layer is to keep you dry and warm. Plus, it's also the base layer's job to wick away perspiration and keep you dry. Next, the insulation layer is donned to add a cozy layer of warmth, protected from external elements like rain and snow. Finally, the outer layer. It's job is to protect you from wind chill, rain, sleet, snow, any kind of wet or windy element. It blocks out the cold and seals in the warmth. Below are some recommended ideas to help you get started on your winter wardrobe.


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