Why dress for the season when gardening?
If you spend time in the garden, you know that gardening in March is not the same as gardening in July. And even less so in November. Gardening is a year-round activity—and that's what makes it so enjoyable. But to enjoy it in every season, you need to be able to adapt a little.
When it's cold, you need to protect yourself without feeling restricted. When it's hot, you need to be able to breathe without getting burned. In short, choosing the right gardening outfit for the weather is just common sense... and it makes all the difference in your daily routine.
Gardening in winter: how to dress for the cold?
Layering: the trick to gardening even in the coldest weather
When you're gardening in winter, the key is to layer up. A thermal base layer to keep you warm, an insulated sweater for extra warmth, and a windproof jacket to protect you from the elements. This is the best way to stay comfortable without overheating.
Heated clothing: the first line of defense
For those who feel the cold more, adding heated underwear makes all the difference. Whether it's a thermal sweater or heated socks, these layers keep your body warm without making you sweat. Products such as heated versions are perfect for preventing heat loss while staying comfortable.
Hand and foot protection: heated gloves and socks
The extremities, especially the hands and feet, are the first to suffer from the cold. Choose insulated gloves and heated undergloves for your hands, and heated socks for your feet. These accessories will make all the difference when gardening in winter without suffering from the cold.
Spring gardening: lightweight but suitable clothing
Breathable materials to stay comfortable in spring
Spring can be unpredictable: cool in the morning, warm in the afternoon. Choose breathable materials such as polyester or polyamide to wick away moisture and maintain optimal comfort. A breathable long-sleeved T-shirt is perfect for gardening in comfort without sweating.
UV protection in spring
The first rays of sun arrive quickly, even in April! A UV hat or UV top will protect you from sunburn while keeping you cool and light. It's essential to think about your skin as well as your temperature.
Summer gardening: comfort and protection from the heat
Summer gardening: choose light, breathable clothing
When you're gardening in summer, you need lightness and protection from the sun. Opt for lightweight, breathable clothing that wicks away sweat, such as technical T-shirts. They regulate body temperature and protect you from UV rays so you can garden worry-free, even in intense heat.
Essential accessories for gardening in the sun
Don't forget the accessories! A UV-protective hat and sunglasses will protect your face and eyes. Small accessories make a big difference when it comes to gardening comfortably in summer.
Hydration and sunscreen: a winning combination
Don't forget to stay hydrated! Drink water regularly and apply sunscreen to avoid heatstroke, especially during long sessions in the sun.
Gardening in autumn: protection against damp and cool weather
Gardening in autumn requires versatile clothing: you need breathability in the morning and insulation in the afternoon. The ideal solution is to layer lightweight, breathable garments and bring a water-repellent jacket to stay dry, even in the rain.
Stay dry while gardening, even in the rain
A waterproof jacket and rain pants are essential for fall gardening. If you need to maintain your garden in winter or take care of your lawn in winter, these garments will keep you dry and warm.
G-Heat: thermal comfort for every season of gardening
At G-Heat, we know that gardening isn't just a seasonal activity, it's a routine, a pleasure... sometimes even a real mission. And to enjoy it to the fullest, you need to be comfortable in your clothes — not too hot, not too cold. That's why we've designed outfits for every time of year: in summer, go for our refreshing collection to help you stay cool even when the sun is beating down; in winter, our heated clothing keeps you warm without slowing you down. Clothing that moves with you and lasts. Because the garden won't wait.
