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Women's Base Layers & Bodywear

Confused about layering? In a nutshell, lightweight wicking materials go near your skin; midweight materials go next, or can be worn alone; and insulating materials go over the wicking layers. For more info, read our Info Forum Guide to Layering to get some clarity.
 
Light, form-fitting, quick-drying wicking garments. Read more in our Info Forum.
• Lightweight Tops
• Lightweight Bottoms
Medium weight layers, light enough to wear alone, with wickability and the beginnings of insulation. Read more in our Info Forum.
• Midweight Bottoms
Heavier synthetics, fleece, wool, technical fabrics that block wind or add stretch. Read more in our Info Forum.
• Heavyweight Bottoms
High-performance materials stay put and wick sweat away in vital areas of a woman's body. Sport bras, Capiline underwear, tank tops. Read more in our Info Forum.
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