Cold-Weather Clothing
Layering is the first survival decision, not a cosmetic one.
Clothing is the direct answer to the cold system: frostbite, storms and creeping chill are the primary threat in official framing.
Official guidance points at repurposed industrial gear reinforced with hides and furs rather than a single "best" set.
Layering matters because warmth is consumed over time — you dress for the expedition length, not for the current screen.
Mechanics that matter
- Scavenge durable fabrics and insulation from factories and frozen cityscapes.
- Upgrade scavenged industrial gear with animal hides and furs.
- Seal gaps: wind stripping body heat is treated as a separate failure mode from low temperature.
Unmeasured — deliberately blank
These values are not published anywhere official. They are listed so you know exactly which questions the launch build answers, and so no one mistakes inference for data:
- Warmth values per garment
- Layering slot count
- Durability / repair cost
Data version 2026.09.24 · reviewed 24 September 2026.