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Baby outfit calculator

Choose your child’s age and the outdoor temperature: the calculator shows the layers from base to coat, adjusted for wind, rain and sun.

Pick the outfit

Age
15 °C

Move the temperature — the layers change.

Conditions

What to wear at 15 °C

  1. Base layer

    • Long-sleeve top
    • Trousers
  2. Warm layer

    • Cardigan
  3. Outer layer

    • Light jacket
  4. Accessories

    • Thin hat
  5. Shoes

    • Trainers
More: 15 °C

Live picks for your weather are in the Layer app. Here you get guides by temperature.

Other temperatures

Pick a temperature to see the layers for every age.

What to wear at 15 °C: layers by age

Newborn (0–3 months)

Base layer
Vest bodysuit, Long-sleeve top, Trousers
Warm layer
Cardigan
Outer layer
Light jacket
Head
Thin hat
Hands
not needed
Shoes
not needed
Extras
not needed

Baby (3–12 months)

Base layer
Vest bodysuit, Long-sleeve top, Trousers
Warm layer
Cardigan
Outer layer
Light jacket
Head
Thin hat
Hands
not needed
Shoes
Trainers
Extras
not needed

Toddler (1–3 years)

Base layer
Long-sleeve top, Trousers
Warm layer
Cardigan
Outer layer
Light jacket
Head
Thin hat
Hands
not needed
Shoes
Trainers
Extras
not needed

Pre-schooler (3–6 years)

Base layer
Long-sleeve top, Trousers
Warm layer
Cardigan
Outer layer
not needed
Head
not needed
Hands
not needed
Shoes
Trainers
Extras
not needed

Questions and answers

Can it account for wind and rain?

Yes, tick the conditions and the calculator adds a raincoat, scarf or sun hat.

Which temperature units are used?

Degrees Celsius.

Is this medical advice?

No. It is a clothing guide; watch how your child feels and follow your GP’s or health visitor’s advice.

Where can I get advice for my weather?

In the Layer app: it reads temperature, wind, humidity and UV and suggests layers by age.

What should my child wear today?

Layer suggests layers from the forecast for your town.

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Not medical advice