A fleece-lined jacket has a soft fleece layer inside that traps warm air close to your body, giving extra warmth and a cosy feel without heavy bulk.

A thermal jacket is designed to retain body heat, typically using a warm lining such as fleece or insulation. It's meant for cool to cold weather.

Yes, for most city winters and hill-station trips, especially when layered over a long sleeve top. For snow and sub-zero temperatures, choose an insulated or down jacket.

The Men's Fleece-Lined Thermal Jacket is ideal for cold mornings, walks and commutes, offering warmth with stretch for easy movement.

Yes. Its outer fabric contains 6% spandex, so it moves comfortably with your shoulders and arms.

It's a fine fleece treated to reduce static build-up, so it doesn't cling or give small shocks in dry winter air. It lines the 3-in-1 Protective 2-Piece Jacket.

Thinsulate™ insulation generally provides more warmth for its thickness, while fleece is breathable, soft and great for active wear. Many people combine both through layering.

Yes. Fleece is breathable and warm, which makes it a great mid-layer for treks. Add a windproof or waterproof shell on top for exposed conditions.

Fleece keeps much of its warmth when slightly damp and dries quickly, which is why it's popular for outdoor use.

Women can choose the 3-in-1 Protective 2-Piece Jacket with its fleece liner and the 3M Thinsulate™ Tech-Padded Jacket for cold-weather warmth.

Spot-clean light marks first and wash only when needed. Zip up, then use cold water, a gentle cycle and a mild liquid detergent. Avoid bleach, fabric softener and high heat. Dry flat or on a hanger, and always check the care label on your specific jacket. Avoid high heat, which can flatten fleece fibres.

It should be close enough to trap warmth but leave room for a base layer underneath. Check the size chart on each product page.