Most people look out the window, see grey clouds, and stay inside. Understandable. But there's also the other faction – people who go out precisely when it gets unpleasant. Not despite the weather, but because of it. Often, there's more to it than just a preference for certain weather: fewer people around, less social pressure, a calmer mind. What explains this preference for bad weather – and what's important to consider.
The material makes the biggest difference here. Breathable, quick-drying fibres like merino are practical for a city trip because you rarely have the opportunity to wash something overnight or dry it in the sun. Spilled beer, a rain shower, a spon
The Packing List for a Long Weekend
Conclusion
A city trip demands no less functionality than a mountain tour, just a different kind. Those who rely on combinable pieces instead of specialized equipment can travel with less luggage and are still prepared for rain, long walks, and a spontaneous dip in the Aare. This is precisely what we develop our collections for: for everyday life, the city, and everything in between.
