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REVIEW: ‘SITTINGSUITS YOU, SIR!’

This article was originally posted on
www.scottishfield.co.uk
By Elis Elliot - 25th November 2020

This article was originally posted on
www.scottishfield.co.uk
By Elis Elliot - 25th November 2020

Elis Elliot climbs inside a Sittingsuit to put the ‘sleeping bag you can wear’ through its paces.


TIME spent in the great outdoors has always been instrumental in improving our physical and mental health, but that’s never been more important than it is right now. As the seasons change and we are forced to socialise and exercise outside, we need the right gear.

To quote one of Scotland’s favourite sons, the inimitable Sir Billy Connolly: “There’s no such thing as bad weather, only the wrong clothing.” And these wise words fit perfectly with the ethos of the Sittingsuit.

Thanks to start-up Norse Supply and some Danish innovation, I’m now fully geared up for a Scottish winter spent outside. The Sittingsuit is an ingenious, extra layer of protection from chill winds and rain that simply allows you to stay outside longer. Imagine a sleeping bag that you can wear, that’s light and easy to transport and you’re part of the way there.

In order to tell you more about this useful addition to your winter wardrobe, I’ll take it from the top. The hood is huge, allowing plenty of space for you to wear your favourite woolly, bobble hat underneath. But it also has toggles to pull it in around your face, offering protection from icy winds. The suit is big enough across the shoulders to accommodate even the bulkiest rugby player and the arms are wide enough to slip easily in and out of (if you swim outdoors, you’ll appreciate the importance of this).

The zipper is chunky and easily located due to the bright orange strip that runs the length of it. This also makes it easy to open and close, even in the dark. Not only is the padding warm, but it is made entirely from recycled plastic bottles, keeping you cosy and giving you an environmentally conscious warm glow. The Sittingsuit is designed to be floor length for maximum coverage.

The body length measurement is 172cm, but to give you a rough guide, I’m 5′ 10” and it sits just a little below halfway down my calf. I love the feeling of being wrapped up from head to toe. The suit has no pockets, but the slits where they would usually be are practical for access to the pockets in the clothing you have on below. The beauty of this is that there’s no need to transfer your phone, keys or wallet when you pop the Sittingsuit on.

Elis Elliot climbs inside a Sittingsuit to put the ‘sleeping bag you can wear’ through its paces.


TIME spent in the great outdoors has always been instrumental in improving our physical and mental health, but that’s never been more important than it is right now. As the seasons change and we are forced to socialise and exercise outside, we need the right gear.

To quote one of Scotland’s favourite sons, the inimitable Sir Billy Connolly: “There’s no such thing as bad weather, only the wrong clothing.” And these wise words fit perfectly with the ethos of the Sittingsuit.

Thanks to start-up Norse Supply and some Danish innovation, I’m now fully geared up for a Scottish winter spent outside. The Sittingsuit is an ingenious, extra layer of protection from chill winds and rain that simply allows you to stay outside longer. Imagine a sleeping bag that you can wear, that’s light and easy to transport and you’re part of the way there.

In order to tell you more about this useful addition to your winter wardrobe, I’ll take it from the top. The hood is huge, allowing plenty of space for you to wear your favourite woolly, bobble hat underneath. But it also has toggles to pull it in around your face, offering protection from icy winds. The suit is big enough across the shoulders to accommodate even the bulkiest rugby player and the arms are wide enough to slip easily in and out of (if you swim outdoors, you’ll appreciate the importance of this).

The zipper is chunky and easily located due to the bright orange strip that runs the length of it. This also makes it easy to open and close, even in the dark. Not only is the padding warm, but it is made entirely from recycled plastic bottles, keeping you cosy and giving you an environmentally conscious warm glow. The Sittingsuit is designed to be floor length for maximum coverage.

The body length measurement is 172cm, but to give you a rough guide, I’m 5′ 10” and it sits just a little below halfway down my calf. I love the feeling of being wrapped up from head to toe. The suit has no pockets, but the slits where they would usually be are practical for access to the pockets in the clothing you have on below. The beauty of this is that there’s no need to transfer your phone, keys or wallet when you pop the Sittingsuit on.

I put the Sittingsuit to the test at a family sausage sizzle and found it kept me warm, but gave me plenty of freedom of movement to fetch and carry as is always required. It was even spacious enough for my son to climb inside and sit on my knee as we gathered around the fire.

The next day brought the usual Sunday morning swim in my local reservoir. I have a changing robe already, as getting dressed quickly is essential when swimming in winter conditions. The Sittingsuit is much lighter and easier to carry than my usual robe and it would also fit easily into my waterproof tow float if I needed to take it with me. The ample width made wriggling out of my wetsuit as easy as it ever can be and those wide arms enabled me to speedily slip my arms out and grab various items of clothing to pull on before the shivering took hold. With no time to spare, I made the usual dash from swimming to watching my daughter play football and the Sittingsuit stayed put and kept me cosy on the blowy side-lines.

I’d gladly pop this into my bag and take it to our local beer garden to enjoy a pint or two and I can’t wait to take it camping. There’s a world of outdoor fun to be had, even in winter and with the Sittingsuit close at hand there’s nothing stopping me from getting out there and enjoying it.

I put the Sittingsuit to the test at a family sausage sizzle and found it kept me warm, but gave me plenty of freedom of movement to fetch and carry as is always required. It was even spacious enough for my son to climb inside and sit on my knee as we gathered around the fire.

The next day brought the usual Sunday morning swim in my local reservoir. I have a changing robe already, as getting dressed quickly is essential when swimming in winter conditions. The Sittingsuit is much lighter and easier to carry than my usual robe and it would also fit easily into my waterproof tow float if I needed to take it with me. The ample width made wriggling out of my wetsuit as easy as it ever can be and those wide arms enabled me to speedily slip my arms out and grab various items of clothing to pull on before the shivering took hold. With no time to spare, I made the usual dash from swimming to watching my daughter play football and the Sittingsuit stayed put and kept me cosy on the blowy side-lines.

I’d gladly pop this into my bag and take it to our local beer garden to enjoy a pint or two and I can’t wait to take it camping. There’s a world of outdoor fun to be had, even in winter and with the Sittingsuit close at hand there’s nothing stopping me from getting out there and enjoying it.

In this enlightening interview, we delve into the artistic world of Rosso Emerald Crimson, a painter renowned for her vibrant creations and nuanced narratives.

Merging her background in International Communications and Human Rights, Rosso's work challenges societal norms and cultural biases, offering intriguing glimpses into the female psyche. Her collaboration with Sittingsuits brings her art into the realm of fashion, transforming her beloved designs into wearable art pieces. Influenced by yoga, meditation, and nature, Rosso's work stimulates senses often suppressed in our daily lives. While maintaining her artistic integrity, she navigates the commercial art industry with grace, welcoming feedback to refine her narratives and styles. With upcoming exhibits at Barcelona's MEAM Museum and the international Artdom project, Rosso continues to leave her mark on the global art scene. Read on to learn more about her artistic journey and inspirations.

Born in Istanbul, Özlem Thompson had a passion for art from a very young age. However, after completing her undergraduate degree in biology and obtaining a master's degree in botany, she decided to pursue her art career. Her background in biology and organic structures strongly influenced her art, and she became known for abstracting natural forms to convey concepts from her subconscious.

Özlem draws her inspiration from nature, including her eight years of studying biology, from single-celled organisms to entire ecosystems, evolution, microbiology, and her own imagination. She believes that art must come from within a person before they can incorporate it into their work, and that artistic people have a unique way of seeing the world.
In today's fast-paced world, it's hard to come up with a product that genuinely solves a problem while being sustainable and innovative. Sittingsuits, the brainchild of Rebecca Johansen and Vibe Johansson, is one such product that has made a significant impact in various industries by rethinking the way people experience the outdoors.

Rebecca Johansen, CEO of Sittingsuits ApS and owner of Axelhus & Axelbar in Elsinore, Denmark, has been an experienced restaurateur for over 16 years. With 450 outdoor seatings combined, she faced the challenge of keeping her guests warm and comfortable in all types of weather. While traditional solutions like outdoor heating and blankets offered some respite, they lacked the sustainability and effectiveness that Rebecca desired.

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