08:30 · 1050 m · example
Village
Boots on, kit on, walk to the lift. Cold and not moving yet.
- Base layeron
- Midlayeron
- Shell jacket & panton
- Gloves & headwearon

Resort and Alpine Programs
Build a coordinated resort wardrobe around variable cold, wind and precipitation, lift-served activity, warmth, protection, movement, vents, pockets, powder interfaces and ease of use.
02Mission profile · example
Example times, altitudes and layer states — drawn to show when each layer works, not measured.
08:30 · 1050 m · example
Boots on, kit on, walk to the lift. Cold and not moving yet.
09:00 · 2300 m · example
Twenty minutes sitting still on a chair in the wind — the coldest part of the day.
10:30 · 2300 m · example
Repeated runs and lift rides. Heat comes and goes; vents and zips do the work.
12:30 · 1900 m · example
Indoors or on a terrace: jacket open, gloves off, pockets in use.
14:30 · 2300 m · example
Softer snow, warmer air — the midlayer may go in a pocket or stay at home.
16:00 · 1050 m · example
Long run down to the village as the light drops and the air cools.

04What the brief must resolve
Connect jackets, pants or bibs, base layers, midlayers, optional one-pieces, kids pieces and soft accessories through shared program decisions.
Define which pieces are core, optional, shell or insulated so the range serves different users without duplicating the same function.
05Before you enquire
Decide by user, climate, layer behaviour, assortment and target use; more than one strategy can work when each has a clear job.
06Start a brief
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