How to Choose Your New Heights Layers
The Base Layer: T-Shirts and Tanks
Start with a solid foundation. The New Heights Classic T-Shirt ($24.99) is your go-to for mild days or as a base under a hoodie. It's lightweight, breathable, and the screen-printed graphic holds up wash after wash. If you're expecting temps to climb midday, swap for the New Heights Tank Top ($19.99) - same vibe, less fabric.
The Mid Layer: Crewnecks, Polos, and Light Jackets
When the temperature drops, add a mid layer. The New Heights Polo Shirt ($34.99) is a sleeker option, perfect for when you want to look put together but still rep the brand. It's cotton-blend, so it breathes without being flimsy. For something more casual, a classic crewneck sweatshirt (not in the given products, but we can mention it generically - or we can skip since not listed. Better to stick to given products. The Polo is the mid layer here.)
The Outer Layer: The New Heights Premium Hoodie
This is the anchor of your fall wardrobe. The New Heights Premium Hoodie ($49.99) is a heavyweight pullover with a 320gsm fleece that's brushed inside - so it's soft against your skin and traps heat like a pro. The 80% cotton, 20% polyester blend gives you durability without that stiff, cardboard feel. It's got the New Heights logo front and center, plus fan-inspired graphics that nod to inside jokes from the community.
The hoodie fits roomy enough to layer over a tee or polo, but not so baggy that you swim in it. Cuffs and hem are ribbed and snug, keeping the cold out. If you're serious about fall layering, this is the piece you build around.
Layering Tips for 2026
- Crisp fall days (50-60°F): Classic T-Shirt + Premium Hoodie. Easy, iconic, comfortable.
- Chilly mornings (40-50°F): Tank Top + Polo Shirt + Premium Hoodie. The polo adds a collar if you're going for a smarter look, and the tank keeps your core warm without bulk.
- Indoor/outdoor transitions: Wear the hoodie over a tee; when you step inside, just shed the hoodie and you're still good.