Spring/Summer Layering - transitional weather and how to dress for it!

Spring/Summer Layering - transitional weather and how to dress for it!

Summer is finally within reaching distance, but the Wild Atlantic weather can still be pretty unpredictable.

So the key to success.... layering.

Our Outwesters are everyone from fearless adventurers, to busy mums and dads, solo explorers and happy hikers. But one thing they all have in common... the right clothing.

We like to be prepared when facing the elements and we know you do too. Time to hang up your bulky winter coat and instead choose multiple, thinner layers when adapting to transitional weather on the Emerald Isle.

Take a look at our Outwest checklist to nail your outdoor adventure no matter what the forecast. After all, as we always say, we shouldn't have to wait for the sunny days to get out exploring!

 

The Ultimate Outwest Checklist:

1. THE IRISH SUMMER LONG SLEEVES

Girl leaning on jeep window wearing long sleeved Outwest Summer Tshirt

Our Irish Summer Long Sleeves are the perfect item for when it is too cold for a t-shirt but too warm for a jumper. A dilemma we get caught in a lot here in Ireland! Made from organic cotton, this is our must-have item for any adventure.

2. THE HALF ZIP

Girl smiling on beach wearing sunglasses and Outwest 1/4 zip

A new season means the arrival of the much awaited half zips which are sooo cosy! Perfect over a light t-shirt for those mixed weather days, which we know only too well in Ireland this time of year.

3. THE FARRAIGE FLEECE

Man zipping up his Farraige fleece in forest

This 350g/m fleece with a cotton jersey interlining will be your go-to for warming up post sea dip or for those family beach walks with the dog.

4. THE GILET

Man zipping up black Outwest gilet

Insulated, water-repellent and with a quilted design, our Outwest Gilet is great for everyday use! Team with a long sleeve or crew neck, this Gilet will be a year-round staple in your adventure wardrobe.

You can browse the full collection here.

Heading out on an adventure? Check out our recent blog post on where to hike around the Dingle Peninsula.

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