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Article: A Masterclass in Layering

A Masterclass in Layering

A Masterclass in Layering

You may have noticed that, here at Lavender Hill, layering is kind of our thing. We thought we’d share a little insight into how exactly you should be doing it…

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Start with a base layer. It should be thin, body hugging and made from a natural, breathable fabric. For those really cold days, we suggest layering our modal vest under our classic or silk rib roll neck for extra warmth. Discover base layers here>

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Leggings will give you an extra layer of comfort and warmth when the wind really bites. No need to compromise on style either, our micro modal black leggings are thick enough to keep you snug, but thin enough to be layered under your favourite loose denim or skirts and dresses. Discover our leggings here>

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Keeping your toes cosy through the winter can be quite the challenge. Our heat regulating and breathable merino wool socks are the ideal layering addition - and for extra warmth, double up! Discover our socks here>

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Try fleece as your middle layer. It works great as a shield against colder weather, and is perfect for layering between your winter jacket and a roll neck. Try a hoodie under your coat for a sporty luxe look. Discover our fleece jumpers here>

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What says cold weather luxury better than cashmere accessories? Layer our new Scottish cashmere neck warmer over a roll neck for extra warmth. For chilly fingers when texting or browsing the web on the go, try our matching wrist warmers too. Discover our accessories here>


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