The Cold-Weather Layering Guide

Cold-weather layering fails for one reason: bulk. You add a shirt, a mid-layer, a jacket, and suddenly you look like you're boarding a flight to Reykjavik rather than going to dinner. This guide is a scored edit of the pieces that solve that problem, chosen because they work individually and work together. The principle is simple: a shirt that sits close, an outer layer that has room for it, and nothing that fights for attention. No filler, no padding the list.