cold weather clothing

- Clean (not "new", but good condition: dirt/oils reduces insulation)
- Overheating (in your tent, while hiking, etc)
- Layers (both your clothes and sleep system)
- Dry
Once you get wet it's game over, man, game over!
Synthetic fibers: fleece, nylon, gore-tex
Natural fibers: cotton kills, but wool, silk, and down are great.
Head
Wicking/warming
Hat, balaclava, gaiter/buff
Get thin hats! r value is cumulative
Wind
Hood
Body
Wicking
base layer (polypropelene)
Warming
fleece jacket, wool sweater or shirt
Wind
gore-tex/nylon jacket
water resistant is not waterproof
Legs
Wicking
polypropelene
Warmth
wool pants, fleece liners
Wind
snow pants, bibs, etc
Hands
Wicking
Glove liners
Warmth
fleece/wool gloves
Wind
nylon/gore-tex glove/mitten
Feet
Wicking
Sock liner (plastic, turkey roaster bags)
Warmth
wool/polypropelene sock
Wind
Boot, gaiter
Pocket
Lip balm, sunscreen, sunglasses