Have you got any snow yet? I had some lake effect snow in Milwaukee today but other than that it's just been rainy.

Jeans, thick wool socks, hiking boots, a tuque, and a thick flannel jacket. Winter is warm here in the Okanagan, we are lucky if we've had snow that sticks by Christmas. I don't even own snow pants or a winter jacket.

Layers:(from head to toe)
A Ushanka
A beanie cap*
A balaclava
Ski goggles
A long neckwarm that goes up to the bottom of my goggles*
A short neckwarmer around only my neck*
Red Mechanics coveralls
Military surplus wool BDU liner (Gulf War era)
A thick puffy goose down jacket*
Wool mittens with flip up section in the middle allowing them to function as fingerless gloves (or thick water proof gloves when snowing or below 10 degrees F)
Soviet era surplus sub-zero super mittens*
Goose down stuffed coldwearther bib overalls*
Nyon hiking liner sock
Wool hiking socks
Thick wool socks*
Winter boots

*only when below 0 degrees F.

Do I win?

EDIT: I think so, with 6 articles of clothing for your head alone. :blink:

Shorts
T
socks
Sambas
sweatshirt
shell jacket

maybe gloves and pants if there is actually snow outside

A Kanuk wintercoat with a hoodie for the upper body. Northface winter pants over my jeans. A pair of warm boots with wool socks. Finally, for the head, a regular knit hat under a hood.
Oh, and a pair of mittens under which I also wear a pair of gloves.

It takes me some time to wear the whole outfit when I go outside, but I'm never cold. While I'm warm anywhere, my eyes are exposed to the cold, which is perfect. It should be noted that I do not wear all of this when I plan to use the subway...I don't want to melt at the station. But if I plan on taking walks or when I have to shovel snow when it's under -15 to -40, that's my outfit. :thumbsup:

It's the perfect outfit for jumping in the pile of snow you've just shoveled. ^_^


Edit: And I forgot. Snowshoes under my boots if I'm going to take a walk in the snowy woods.

I grow fur and hibernate in the winter. :snoring:

+1

Ah California weather, how I love thee.

I like layers more than a single large coat. When I hiked the Andes mountains from late June to late July (winter in the Southern hemisphere) I made due with a regular pair of hiking pants, a tshirt, a light fleece, a medium fleece, and alternated between an alpaca poncho and an alpaca hoodie. Except for the poncho, it could all be compressed into a ball slightly larger than a graqefruit, a necessity when you trek and are carrying your life on your back. Layering is much more adaptable and manageable than one large coat. If I had to pick one large coat though for day to day stuff, it has to be my Carhart. Tough as nails and sixy too

I typed this on my phone, my apologies for any awkward autocorrections.

In my house shorts and tank tops outside, sweats (they're a hell a lot warmer then jeans), a t-shirt and a heavy jacket.

Hold on just one minute!





You only have to wear those in winter?
Lucky git. :meh:

In Oklahoma it gets the windy cold which may not be as cold as our northern breathern but its windy and chilly and sometimes rainy or snowy its freaken miserable and I love it

Slimfit wollen-cardigans, wollen-shirts, wollen-jumpers(European design), boots(designerboots OC), slimfit leather jacket and a matching hat. And leather gloves. And stylish scarfs. And slimfit jeans.

I wear what I wear in summer, boxers and socks inside the house and nothing else, and outside I wear my normal denims, a tshirt, trainers and my white Army camoflauge jacket < It is truely awesome!

A nice chunky brown coat with a fake fur inside that I've had for a couple of years. Usually with a thick jumper underneath. Then a hat with ear flaps, a chunky scarf, a pair of gloves. I've got a pair of boots with impressive grip on the soles I wear when it snows (with two pairs of thick socks, of course :tongue: ). Sometimes I wear tights underneath my trousers as well. I have thin blood and get very cold easily, so I always make sure to wrap up well.

:rofl:
I didn't even catch that!

And so it's not spam...

For shoes it's generally office style shoes i the classroom, hiking boots when I"m teaching or there's not much snow, or Sorrels/pack boots when the snow or mud gets too deep.

I stay inside most of the time so I don't really need anything to keep me warm in the cold outside.

Jeans and t-shirt.

I rather enjoy the cold. Just a pair of jeans, and my leather jacket, even on the worst days.

Windbreak, school blazer, tie, school shirt, school pants.

Schoolwear aside: Pair of jeans, t-shirt, windbreak. Depending on how cold it is I will wear my jacket underneath. If it snows I wear gloves (hate picking up snow without gloves).

I switch from shorts to jeans about November 1st. Still wear the same t-shirts. About the only necessity is a light jacket early in the morning or the evenings. Northern California's winter weather is pretty mild. Right now its just above freezing at night, but back up to the low 60s during the day (and sunny).

Jeans and shorts with a sweatshirt. It's actually a bit chilly today for us. Around 60F or 16 C.

Right now it's jeans and a T-shirt, it's supposed to actually get cold soon though. At that point, I'll throw on a jacket, nothing major.

Fluffy down jacket, hat, gloves, scarf, knee-high fur-lined winter shoes... the whole deal. Eww snow and cold.

:nod:

I love Florida.

Steel toes, work jeans, hoodie +plaid flannel overshirt.

I dont go outside beyond walking to work.