Travel & Layering Collection
Travel layering uses clothing that can be added or removed as conditions change; compatibility between layers matters as much as the individual garment.
Which styles can I compare?
| Style | What to compare |
|---|---|
| Windbreaker | Check the body length and allow room for the layers you expect to wear underneath. |
| Packable Windbreaker | Check the body length and allow room for the layers you expect to wear underneath. |
| Windbreaker | Check the body length and allow room for the layers you expect to wear underneath. |
| Oversized Track Jacket | Compare the extra room through the body with a similar relaxed garment you own. |
| Cropped Track Jacket | Check the body length and where the hem meets your pants or shorts. |
| Track Jacket | Check the body length and allow room for the layers you expect to wear underneath. |
| Lightweight Quarter-Zip | Compare the collar and zipper opening with the layers you plan to wear underneath. |
| Quarter-Zip Pullover | Compare the collar and zipper opening with the layers you plan to wear underneath. |
What should I compare before choosing?
Compare the garment shape and the way you plan to layer it. For a jacket, consider the top worn underneath; for a coordinated set, check both pieces. Use the size chart for the garment category rather than relying on the color or collection name.
How do I choose a hoodie, crewneck or pullover?
Start with the neckline: a hood, crewneck and zipper opening each offer a different shape. Then compare body length and room through the torso. Check the measurements with a layer underneath if that is how you plan to wear it.
How do I build an outfit around the activity rather than a single product?
Start with the movement, coverage and layers the activity requires, then choose compatible tops and bottoms. Check how waistbands, hems and necklines work together. Add storage or outer layers only where they solve a practical need.
Should every piece in an outfit use the same fabric?
No. Different pieces can serve different purposes and use different constructions. Compare each garment for its role, then check how the full outfit fits and layers rather than requiring one fiber throughout.
Key details to compare
| Detail | What it helps you assess |
|---|---|
| Movement | Room and coverage for the activity |
| Layers | How pieces overlap and can be removed |
| Practical details | Pockets, closures and garment care |
Which size chart should I use?
Use the garment-specific chart below. Collections that contain the same garment type use the same measurements. Mixed collections show separate charts for the garment types they contain. Check the product’s available size options before ordering.
Compare related collections
Half-Zip & Quarter-Zip Pullovers · Running Collection · Half-Zip Pullovers.
Find your size
Choose the chart for your garment type. All measurements are in inches. Check the product’s available size options before ordering. For flat garment measurements, compare with a similar item you own.
Track jackets, tracksuits and loungewear
| Size | Chest | Waist | Hip |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 34-36 | 28-30 | 36-38 |
| M | 38-40 | 31-33 | 39-41 |
| L | 42-44 | 34-36 | 42-44 |
| XL | 46-48 | 37-39 | 45-47 |
| XXL | 50-52 | 40-42 | 48-50 |
Hoodies, crewnecks and pullovers
| Size | Chest | Length |
|---|---|---|
| S | 36-38 | 26 |
| M | 39-41 | 27 |
| L | 42-44 | 28 |
| XL | 45-47 | 29 |
| XXL | 48-50 | 30 |
Training tops and long-sleeve tees
| Size | Chest | Length |
|---|---|---|
| S | 32-35 | 26 |
| M | 36-39 | 27 |
| L | 40-43 | 28 |
| XL | 44-47 | 29 |
| XXL | 48-51 | 30 |