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I tend to layer: t-shirt then sweater then jacket rather than putting on a full on winter coat. But I bought the jacket I've been wearing in London, where it was sold as a winter coat.
That's what I do too. I find 'layering' several t-shirts and shirts much more effective than wearing one, big, heavy jumper/sweater.
Voted for 23-30F, but for the LOWER end of that range. Last night I went out for a walk at about 29F wearing my normal thin zipup hoodie, would have burned up in a winter coat!
I think it depends on conditions. OC, sunny and calm with quickly rising temps, isn't the same as OC with overcast, windy and wet conditions
Ok, for this survey, let's assume conditions are calm, with very little or no wind, therefore minimal "wind chill".
Also, this question is for when you're venturing out for at least 30 minutes or more, on a light stroll (like window shopping etc..), no running, jogging or any other strenuous exercise.
Ok, for this survey, let's assume conditions are calm, with very little or no wind, therefore minimal "wind chill".
Also, this question is for when you're venturing out for at least 30 minutes or more, on a light stroll (like window shopping etc..), no running, jogging or any other strenuous exercise.
It would still be the same for me (E). OC-4C without wind just isn't that cold and is easily countered by an extra layer.
*** this is when my body is adapted to winter temperatures.
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