The women's outdoor tops in the department range from running to hiking: technical t-shirts Saysky and Circle Sportswear for running, Satisfy t-shirt in CoffeeThermal, t-shirts Gramicci, Elliker, and Parel Studios for walking and city wear, vests Aigle in wool or thick fleece for cool days.
When active, the top worn against the skin does all the work: it wicks away sweat, dries quickly, and prevents cooling as soon as you stop. It’s the foundation of any outdoor outfit.
The range offers technical t-shirts for exercise, cotton t-shirts for casual outings, and vests to add warmth.
Born in Copenhagen, Saysky designs running clothes with bold prints inspired by surf and skate cultures. The Reactive Flow, Pace Logo long sleeve, or Flower Combat combine technical fabrics and graphic style.
These t-shirts stand out both at the start of a race and on a trail.
A French brand, Circle Sportswear uses recycled and bio-based materials. Its Endurance, Legend, and Technical Agility Track t-shirts are designed for long outings, with a cut that supports movement.
The Parisian brand Satisfy has developed CoffeeThermal, a fabric whose fiber integrates charcoal made from coffee waste, with a manufacturer of yarns. It retains body heat, allows steam to escape, and reduces odors.
An ideal t-shirt for running in cool weather.
Gramicci was born in the Californian climbing scene. Its Sun, Granola, or One Point t-shirts, made of cotton, are perfect for a stroll, bouldering, or a day in the city.
Their relaxed fit and graphics reflect the outdoor vibe.
Elliker, a brand from Yorkshire, offers the simple and sturdy Kex t-shirt. Parel Studios, born in Copenhagen, presents the BP in a sleek and functional line. Two options for a simple outfit, from the trail to the café.
When the air cools, a vest adds a layer without weighing you down. Aigle offers them in warm and breathable wool, and in thick fleece, which is lightweight and quick to dry. They can be worn over a t-shirt and under a waterproof jacket.
To stay comfortable in any weather, layer three pieces: a t-shirt that wicks away sweat, a warm layer like a fleece vest, and a jacket that cuts the wind and rain. You can remove or add a layer according to your effort and the weather.
In cold weather, a long-sleeve technical t-shirt worn under a light jacket is often enough. The CoffeeThermal or a thick fabric keeps warmth without excessive sweating.
Start slightly covered: you warm up quickly after a few minutes.
Under the sun, a lightweight and breathable t-shirt in a light colour helps limit the feeling of heat. Keep a thin vest in your bag for breaks and summits, where the temperature drops quickly.
A Gramicci or Parel Studios t-shirt works just as well for a walk as in town, paired with jeans or cargo pants. Running pieces with Saysky prints are reserved for exercise, but their graphic look is noticeable.
For running, a fitted cut prevents the fabric from flapping and chafing. For walking and city wear, a straight or loose cut is more comfortable. Check each brand’s sizing guide, as they vary from one to another.
Wash technical t-shirts at 30 degrees, without fabric softener, which clogs the fibers and reduces their ability to wick away sweat. Air dry them, as they dry quickly.
Wool should be washed in cold water, with a gentle detergent, and dried flat.
For the outer layer, check out the women's outdoor jackets; for bottoms, the pants and outdoor shorts. Everything you need is in the women's outdoor section.
A synthetic technical t-shirt that dries quickly, like those from Saysky or Circle Sportswear.
A fabric from Satisfy that incorporates charcoal from coffee waste; it retains heat and limits odors.
It retains sweat and dries slowly, which can cool you down when you stop.
Wool retains heat even when damp; fleece is lighter and dries faster.
At 30 degrees, without fabric softener, then air dried.