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I live in Texas. There's no applicable answer here. *walks around in a T-shirt*

TobiasAmaranth wrote:I live in Texas. There's no applicable answer here. *walks around in a T-shirt*

I'm in MN. As it is over 40 degrees I do the same, shorts too.

Hoodie, aka The Zimmerman Special.

I switch from lightweight tee shirts to heavyweight ones.

I just got back from shopping about an hour and a half ago. It was around 60, maybe high 50's at the time.

I was wearing basketball shorts and a Woot T-shirt. (And socks/sneakers of course.)

It was 101 here today Woot...

Jeans and a T-Shirt is not an option??? I do this even in the middle of the winter, but then again it has been warm the past couple of winters here in the southern midwest (OH/IN)

i'll wear t-shirts until it's too cold to wear them, then for a week when it hovers around 36-40F i'll wear insulated long sleeve shirts, then i stick with my peacoat until it warms back up. i don't do hoodies anymore, unless i'm just running to the store or something. but i'll still buy good ones from woot. i own the Apathy Coalition as a hoodie.

This time of year I switch from T's to long sleeves or sweatshirts. I wish Woot would carry regular sweatshirts in the side sales instead of always having them with hoods. The hood is too much bulk and so are the pockets. Lots of designs I would have bought if they'd been on regular sweatshirts (including the current Three Foxes).
Sweatshirts without hoods, please!

TobiasAmaranth wrote:I live in Texas. There's no applicable answer here. *walks around in a T-shirt*

I'm in Vegas and was thinking the same thing. There are *maybe* 2 days a year where more than a T-shirt is actually required. All winter means is switch from sandals to boots for a few weeks.

Where's the option for "There's no snow on the ground, so I'm still wearing short sleeves"?

TobiasAmaranth wrote:I live in Texas. There's no applicable answer here. *walks around in a T-shirt*

Ditto.

Although it is usually cold in my office, so I should have voted zip up hoodie because that's what I throw on most often...crap, I voted wrong. Oh well. I voted what I used to wear in the office (cardigan) when I got cold.

Here in New York, I'm still wandering around in shorts and a tee-shirt. Was that wrong? Should I not have done that?

As I am reptilian in the sense that I must bask daily to bring my body tempature up, I spend my off-work hours in a zip-up hoodie, and my 40 non-hoodie hours in a cardigan.

caramelarrow wrote:This time of year I switch from T's to long sleeves or sweatshirts. I wish Woot would carry regular sweatshirts in the side sales instead of always having them with hoods. The hood is too much bulk and so are the pockets. Lots of designs I would have bought if they'd been on regular sweatshirts (including the current Three Foxes).
Sweatshirts without hoods, please!

But...how can you be a hipster without a hood?

(I much prefer regular sweatshirts as well...layering a hoodie only works it if is the top layer.)

All those braggers talking about never needing anything more than a t-shirt need to shut the pie hole.

Grr.

Today is the last day of summer, and Seattle decided to start a day early.

NOT welcome back low cloud cover and drizzle.

At least I was able to just wear a t-shirt and jeans taking the kids to school ;)

ambergreen wrote:
Today is the last day of summer, and Seattle decided to start a day early.

NOT welcome back low cloud cover and drizzle.

Better early than never?

Zip

I never wear two layers indoors. Sweaters and sweatshirts tend to be binding, and given a choice I prefer to be too cool rather than too warm.

That being said, it's a light jacket -usually leather, no hood- over a t-shirt or dress shirt, depending on where I'm going to take the jacket off. Only if it's going to be below zero will I wear a heavy jacket.

TobiasAmaranth wrote:I live in Texas. There's no applicable answer here. *walks around in a T-shirt*

Maybe put on a slightly heavier t-shirt. It's only getting to 91 today!

caramelarrow wrote:This time of year I switch from T's to long sleeves or sweatshirts. I wish Woot would carry regular sweatshirts in the side sales instead of always having them with hoods. The hood is too much bulk and so are the pockets. Lots of designs I would have bought if they'd been on regular sweatshirts (including the current Three Foxes).
Sweatshirts without hoods, please!

I despised hoodies until I got a cell phone and couldn't figure out how to carry it during warm weather. (Context: I essentially refuse to carry a purse.) I now adore hoodies for their ability to carry everything I need to run into the grocery store, even if I feel like a kangaroo gestating a cell phone, keys, and wallet - plus hoodies are great for that extra blast of arctic air in the freezer section.

If it's too cold for just a t-shirt, I grab my black leather jacket. All or nothing!

blanked wrote:I'm in MN. As it is over 40 degrees I do the same, shorts too.

+1.

Jacket. Seriously? Some of us are not hipsters. above 50 I wear a T-Shirt, below 50 I have a leather jacket.

TobiasAmaranth wrote:I live in Texas. There's no applicable answer here. *walks around in a T-shirt*

As a Floridian if it is too cold, we just stay inside. Since I own only short sleeves and shorts.

helene23186 wrote:I'm in Vegas and was thinking the same thing. There are *maybe* 2 days a year where more than a T-shirt is actually required. All winter means is switch from sandals to boots for a few weeks.

I live in Central Illinois, the only time that isn't sandals weather, is when there is a cold wet snow, which is rarely.

Flip flops, T shirt, and shorts. Florida, land of the hot.

It's below freezing over here in the land of Wisconsin.
In other words, yes, it's still t-shirt weather. :D

I live in Northern California. It gets cold up here and I usually wear a sweatshirt from October until March, not the same sweatshirt, but I own quite a few, hoodies, zipups, no hood.
I am in no way ashamed of my lack of natural ability to stay warm. except feet, I only wear closed toed shoes when it rains. Flip flops 11 months a year.

jacket, when it finally gets cold enough to care.

I voted cardigan, since that's the closest thing in the poll to lightweight zip-up hoodie. (Closest thing warmth-wise, not looks-wise.) No lightweight zip-ups in the last four side sales... is this option ever coming back? I just had to finally give mine up due to being too old and disgusting and I am really desperate to buy another.