LIEWOOD Timber 2-in-1: one jacket for every season
One jacket for three seasons
The Timber jacket by LIEWOOD solves a familiar problem: instead of three jackets for winter, spring and autumn, there is one that adapts. Outer jacket and inner jacket are worn together or separately – saving space in the hallway and money in the clothing budget.
The 2-in-1 system in everyday use
In winter, both layers together provide warmth and weather protection. When it gets milder, the outer jacket alone works as a waterproof shell – or the inner jacket as a warming fleece for indoors and underneath. That is essentially the layering principle in a single garment.
The inner jacket
The removable inner jacket is made of soft fleece with reinforced inserts at the stress points. It does not add bulk and is easy to wear on its own – in the transitional season often the jacket that actually gets used.
Material and construction
Outer fabric and lining are made from 100% recycled polyester, the insulation is lightweight, breathable THERMOLITE® EcoMade. The outer jacket is waterproof and padded, with adjustable waist, hood and several pockets; ribbed cuffs and a higher collar keep the wind out.
Colour and combinability
The earthy shade Army Brown Mix goes with almost everything and still looks good after a winter in the mud – practical if the jacket is later to be passed on to siblings. You will find more transitional jackets in the collection cardigans + jackets, pure rainwear under rainwear.
Frequently asked questions
Can the outer and inner jacket really be worn separately?
Yes, that is the point of the system. The inner jacket is a full fleece jacket, the outer one a waterproof, padded shell. Together they make the winter jacket; separately they cover spring and autumn.
Is the Timber enough in deep winter?
For everyday Swiss winters, yes – both layers together are padded and windproof. On very cold days the layer underneath does its part, as always; how that works is in our layering guide.
What is THERMOLITE® EcoMade?
A lightweight, breathable insulation made from recycled material. It keeps warm without adding bulk – important for children who can hardly move in stiff jackets.
Is a 2-in-1 jacket worth it compared with two separate ones?
If both layers actually get used, yes. The jacket replaces a fleece and a winter jacket and thus covers most of the year. If you already own a good fleece jacket, a plain rain jacket is the cheaper route.
More about the brand in the LIEWOOD portrait – and further ideas for the transitional season in our post on the Nixnut autumn collection.