Outfit by weather
Start from the feels-like temperature
Wind and humidity change how a temperature feels. A windy 10° is colder than a still 10°. HIRKA decides from the feels-like value, so you do not have to adjust in your head.
- 21° and above: tank top, thin cotton or linen.
- 16 to 20°: T-shirt and light trousers.
- 13 to 15°: light jacket or a thin layer over a shirt.
- 10 to 12°: cardigan or sweater and long trousers.
- 2 to 9°: coat over a sweater or thermal top.
- 1° and below: heavy coat, scarf, beanie, gloves.
Rain and wind change the plan
Rain asks for a waterproof layer whatever the temperature. Strong wind makes the same number feel several degrees colder, so close the collar and add a layer.
Then make it yours
Some people run cold, some run warm. HIRKA shifts the thresholds with your cold setting, whether you cycle, walk or take transit, and the one-tap feedback you give in the evening.
Frequently asked questions
What should I wear at 10 degrees?
A cardigan or sweater and long trousers. Add a wind-proof jacket if it is windy. HIRKA shows this range as Hırka havası.
What should I wear at 5 degrees?
A coat over a sweater or thermal top. A beanie and thin gloves help. HIRKA shows this as Mont havası.
What should I wear at 20 degrees?
A T-shirt and light trousers. Carry something thin if you will be out until evening.