Restyling Linen as the weather gets colder

Contrary to the popular belief that linen is solely a summer material, the fabric properties of linen adapts surprisingly well to changing temperatures throughout the year.

Linen fibers are hollow, creating natural insulation properties that function differently from other natural materials. The natural texture of linen creates micro-pockets of air between the fabric and your skin, and during colder months, these air pockets trap body heat, creating a thin insulating layer that helps maintain comfortable body temperature.

Even after repeated washing, linen clothes maintain these thermoregulation properties, as the fiber structure remains stable throughout the garment's lifetime.

Incorporating linen pieces into your wardrobe can maximize comfort and style regardless of the season. Styling linen effectively requires understanding how this versatile fabric adapts to changing weather conditions.

A linen dress can become a pre-fall staple with tights, a cardigan and loafers, then transitions into winter with a turtleneck layered underneath, a wool coat and tall boots. The secret isn’t putting your linen away when the seasons change. It’s learning how to layer it 🥵🥶

Visit our Instagram: @betterdayfits to see all the fun ways we are incorporating Linen this Fall and Winter.