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I wear a headband that covers my ears when it gets to be low 40's F and below. My ears always end up hurting really badly when I'm out in the cold if they aren't covered.
If it's really cold or windy I put my coat hood up. I usually have my hair up in a ponytail, so wearing a regular winter hat is a bit odd with the bump in the back and my hair matted against my neck.
I got a significant case of frostbitten fingers when I was kid, so my hands are pretty sensitive to cold--I'll be wearing gloves at 45F or lower.
Gentlemen always wear hats outdoors, type of hat depending on the weather and local culture.
I only wear a toque type hat when working on my car in the garage in winter, though, and that one is a an olive drab billed military style ("Radar O'Reilly" hat).
Whatever your hat was, a fedora, baseball cap, beanie or top hat - leave it at home. The 21st century gentleman wears a casual (but not too skinny) suit, a casual tie and a scarf.
Whatever your hat was, a fedora, baseball cap, beanie or top hat - leave it at home. The 21st century gentleman wears a casual (but not too skinny) suit, a casual tie and a scarf.
This is how the world works, baby. We were talking about gentlemen, not clubbing.
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