Fleksilærling

clothing (klær) = clothes that people wear 
outdoors (utendørs) = outside, not inside a building 
body temperature (kroppstemperatur) = how warm or cold the body is 
layers (lag) = several pieces of clothing worn on top of each other 
adjust (tilpasse) = to change something to make it better 
the innermost layer (det innerste laget) = the clothing closest to the skin 
wool (ull) = a natural material from sheep that keeps you warm 
warmth (varme) = the feeling of being warm 
middle layer (mellomlag) = clothes you wear over your inner clothes to keep warm 
fleece (fleece) = a soft, warm synthetic fabric 
the outer layer (ytterlaget) = the clothing worn on the outside 
a snowsuit (vinterdress) = a warm suit for winter weather 
waterproof (vanntett) = keeps water out 
breathable (pustende) = lets air and moisture move out 
underneath (under) = below or under something 
a hat (lue) = clothing worn on the head 
mittens (votter) = gloves with one section for the thumb and another section for the other four fingers together
gloves (hansker) = handwear with one space for each finger 
boots (støvler/sko) = strong shoes for cold or wet weather 
socks (sokker) = clothing worn on the feet inside shoes 
a neck warmer (hals) = clothing worn around the neck 
a scarf / scarves (skjerf) = long fabric worn around the neck 

NAFO – Nasjonalt senter for flerkulturell opplæring. (2012). Kle barna riktig i vinterkulda [Winter clothing guide for children]. Morsmål.no. https://morsmal.no/kle-barna-riktig-i-vinterkulda/#vinterplakat