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Midlayers

Capelin midlayers are for everywhere, from insulated ones that keep you warm to stylish ones you'll wear on and off the slopes. Hoodies in a baggy, oversized fit, and boxy shirts and long sleeves.

Capelin Skylar T-shirt Black, front
Sale price€35,00
Capelin Skylar T-shirt Wine Red, front
Sale price€35,00
Capelin Skylar T-shirt Oxford Blue, front
Sale price€35,00
Capelin Skylar T-shirt Beige, front
Sale price€35,00
Capelin Skylar Longsleeve White, front
Sale price€45,00
Capelin Skylar Longsleeve Beige, front
Sale price€45,00
Capelin Skylar Longsleeve Grey Blue, front
Sale price€45,00
Capelin Skylar Longsleeve Dark Grey, front
Sale price€45,00
Capelin Jake Hoodie Beige, front
Sale price€60,00
Capelin Jake Hoodie Black, front
Sale price€60,00
Capelin Jake Hoodie Purple, front
Sale price€60,00
Capelin Jake Crewneck Black, front
Sale price€55,00
Capelin Jake Crewneck Beige, front
Sale price€55,00
Capelin Jake Crewneck Purple, front
Sale price€55,00
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Frequently asked questions

The stuff people ask us most, from sizing and shipping to returns and where to try Capelin in person. Can't find what you're looking for about Midlayers? Just reach out, we're happy to help.

More about Midlayers

What does a midlayer do, and do I need one?

It keeps you warm by trapping body heat between your base layer and your jacket, while letting sweat escape. On cold days you want one; on mild spring days you can leave it at home. If you're usually freezing on the lift, this is the layer that fixes it.

Can you ride in the Ace hoodie?

Yes. The Ace is rated 10K waterproof and 10K breathable, enough to be your outer layer on drier days or your warm layer under a shell when it dumps. Either way, you stay dry.

What's the difference between the Ace, Yuki and Jake?

Go by what you need it to do. Riding in it: Ace, the only one with a waterproof membrane. Maximum warmth: Yuki. An everyday layer that happens to match your kit: Jake, as a hoodie or a crewneck.

Can I wear a midlayer every day?

Yes, that's the idea. They wear as easily on the street as on the hill, in the same colors as the rest of your kit.

What size midlayer should I get for layering?

Your normal size. The fit is designed with a jacket over it in mind, and it still looks right worn solo. Between sizes? The size guide has the exact measurements.

How long does delivery take and can I return my order?

We ship to the Netherlands and Belgium, with more of Europe coming. Orders are sent with tracking, and delivery usually takes 1-3 business days. Shipping costs are shown at checkout.

Not happy with your order? You've got 30 days to send it back, unworn with tags on. More on our shipping and refund pages.

How do I find the right size?

Every product page has its own size guide with measurements. Check it for the piece you're looking at, and if you're between two sizes we'd size down. Still not sure? Reach out and we'll help you pick.

Can I see and try Capelin in a store?

Yes. Capelin is exclusively available to try in person at Duijvestein Winterstore. Come by to see the fit and feel before you buy, or order online and try at home. Find the store.

Snowboard midlayers and hoodies that pull double duty

A midlayer is your insulating layer for snowboarding and skiing, worn between your base layer and your jacket. It traps your body heat and lets sweat escape, so you stay warm without overheating. That's the whole trick of the three-layer system: base, mid, shell.

Capelin midlayers each do that job in their own way. The Ace looks like your favorite hoodie but carries a waterproof membrane rated 10K waterproof and 10K breathable, so it works as an outer layer on drier days. The Yuki is pure insulation, warm under a shell and good enough to wear on its own in town. The Jake keeps it simple: a soft hoodie, or a crewneck if you'd rather skip the hood.

All of them are cut to layer under a jacket without bunching, and they come in the same colors as the rest of the collection. So the layer you ride in looks just as right at the bar, on the drive home, or on a random Tuesday in town. Pick the one that fits how you ride. It'll match the rest of your kit either way.