Glow Season: one day in five looks

In November, it gets light late and dark early. The day still takes place outdoors, with the dog in the park or on the way home through the city. That’s when what you wear matters. We’ve put together one day in five looks, each from head to toe and each with a jacket that has some colour in it.

The day starts at 6:58 with the dog walk. It’s still dark, the path through the park is white with frost, and the dog is in a hurry. Schöffel’s Style Cascata down jacket glows yellow-green, with Fjällräven’s Vardag Sweater underneath. Add Dolomite’s Shoe 54 Low Evo, a shoe for gravel and wet leaves.

The skis are on your shoulder and the gondola is about to leave. Up top, the light is slowly coming. Scott’s Ultimate Warm jacket is bright enough to make you visible on the piste. Add Schöffel’s Style Pine ski trousers and LEKI’s Griffin Base 3D mittens.

By five, the city lights are coming on again. Red stands out. killtec’s KOW 55 parka reaches past the hips, and Columbia’s Minx Shorty IV boots keep the slush out. This look needs nothing more.

The way back runs through the old town, past the bakery that’s about to close. Down on top, fleece underneath: The North Face’s Hydrenalite Down Hoodie over Schöffel’s Style Ash fleece jacket. On your feet, Dolomite’s Shoe 54 Low Evo again, this time in brown.

Then, in the evening, the Christmas market. The air smells of mulled wine, and you stay longer than you meant to. Schöffel’s long Style Vindave down coat keeps you warm, while Devold’s Svalbard jumper brings the colour. Lowa’s Barina EVO GTX winter boots carry you over the cobblestones.

We’ve got your glow. All five looks, with every piece, are in Full looks, each at three price levels. Single jackets, shoes and jumpers are in the Winter sale. And if you prefer to stick with one brand: Fjällräven from head to toe.