Does 'LAYERED' in the product name mean you are supposed to layer it?

At Low Tide, although LAYERED is used as the same word, what is layered over what varies by product. In some cases, two garments form a single set; in others, fabric colors create layers, or the layer itself can be detached.

TWIST LAYERED T-SHIRT is a case where two pieces of different materials are bundled as one set. A Tencel sleeveless top and a cotton short-sleeve shirt are layered together, so even if you wear one item, it looks like you are wearing two^[1].

In LAYERED T-SHIRT, the material that creates the layer changes. Here, color-blocking different colors of lightweight wool-blend fabric forms the layer itself, so there is no separate layer that can be removed^[2].

When it comes to the trench coat, the layer is not fixed. A see-through sheer fabric is added to the outside and can be attached and detached, allowing the wearer to decide day by day whether to have the layer^[3]. Sheer originally refers to a fabric that is thin and loosely woven so that the background shows through.

hmmm, rather than a suggestion on how to wear it, this word is closer to an indication of how the garment was constructed.