And Wander Clothing - Jackets, Fleece & Shirts

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And Wander clothing runs from 3L rain shells and high loft fleece jackets through Boa and down pieces to Cordura over shirts, wide pants and Dry Jersey tees. Japanese mountain fabrics cut with a designer's

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And Wander jackets and rain shells

The waterproofs are where the brand's fabric spending shows most. The 3L UL rain jacket is the light end — three-layer construction, packable, meant to be carried in case rather than worn all day. The 2.5L Hiker is the slightly heavier, more everyday version, and the printed rain jacket adds a graphic without changing what it does. Alongside them sit the water repellent light jacket, which sheds a shower rather than a downpour, and the C/PE twill field jacket, which is outdoor construction in a cotton blend and reads as clothing rather than kit. If you want one waterproof, the question is whether you will actually carry it — the UL exists to be forgotten about in a bag, the heavier pieces to be worn.

And Wander fleece, Boa and down

The warmth layer, and the part of the range that has taken And Wander well beyond outdoor shops. High loft fleece jackets use a deep pile that traps air rather than blocking wind, so they are warm and need a shell over them in weather. Boa is the shaggier, heavier version — the Check Boa jacket and vest and the Mix Boa are the pieces people buy on sight. The wool shaggy zip jacket and wool fleece pullover are the natural-fibre equivalents. Down covers the cold end: the Diamond Stitch vest for layering, the rain proof down jacket for cold and wet at once, and the Top Fleece coat as the long option. Alpha Direct is the technical outlier, an active insulation designed to be worn while moving rather than standing still.

And Wander shirts, t-shirts and trousers

The quieter half. Cordura Typewriter over shirts and the Cordura cotton rip shirt jacket work as light layers rather than shirts proper — cut loose enough to go over something. Multi-pocket shirts in long and short sleeve are the more conventional shape. Dry Jersey raglan long-sleeve tees are synthetic rather than cotton, so they move moisture instead of holding it, and the logo tees are the everyday cotton option. On legs, High Count cloth wide pants are cut fuller than most outdoor trousers, polyester climbing pants are the stretchier technical version, and the nylon chino tuck tapered shorts cover summer.

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Three-layer construction bonds the face fabric, membrane and lining together, which makes a more durable and more comfortable jacket. Two-and-a-half layer replaces the lining with a printed coating, which saves weight and cost but feels less pleasant against skin. The UL is the one to pack and forget; the Hiker is the one to wear.
A deep, shaggy pile fleece, considerably thicker than standard microfleece. It traps a lot of air for its weight, which makes it very warm, but the surface is open so wind cuts through it — it works as a mid-layer under a shell or as an outer piece in cold dry weather.
An active insulation fabric, designed to be worn while moving rather than while stationary. It insulates but also lets moisture and heat escape quickly, so it does not become clammy on a climb the way a conventional fleece can. The trade-off is that it is fragile and usually worn under something.
Both Yards Store shops carry the brand: 13 Old Bank Street in Manchester and 86 Pinstone Street in Sheffield. Given the prices and the cut, this is a range worth trying on. Stock differs between the two, so ring ahead for a specific piece or size.