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Dress for the forecast.
Getting dressed for the weather is mostly about layers and fabrics. Here is a simple guide by temperature, plus the fabrics that make the difference.
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What to wear, by temperature
| Temperature | Wear |
|---|---|
| Above 80°F (27°C) | Linen and cotton dresses, shorts, sandals, a sun hat. |
| 65–80°F (18–27°C) | Tees, light trousers or skirts, a light layer for evening. |
| 50–65°F (10–18°C) | Knits, jeans, a trench or light jacket, closed shoes. |
| 35–50°F (2–10°C) | Wool coat, sweater, trousers, boots, a scarf. |
| Below 35°F (2°C) | Insulated coat, thermal layers, warm boots, hat and gloves. |
Layer like a pro
Base, middle, outer
A light base, a warm middle (knit or fleece) and a weather-proof outer layer.
Pick the right fabrics
Linen and cotton breathe in heat; wool and cashmere insulate; a water-resistant shell handles rain.
Plan for the swing
On in-between days, wear layers you can take off and carry.
A daily look for your weather
Your Drezily Outfit of the Day is tuned to your local weather, so the forecast is already factored in.
Explore Outfit of the Day →Frequently asked questions
What should I wear in 60 degree weather?
A light knit or long-sleeve top, jeans or trousers, closed shoes and a light jacket or trench.
What fabric keeps you coolest in summer?
Linen is one of the coolest, followed by lightweight cotton.
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