I'm convinced this is not just about suits, and also bear in mind that a lot of women will wear suits or skirt-suits - I've worked in office environments for al

I'm convinced this is not just about suits, and also bear in mind that a lot of women will wear suits or skirt-suits - I've worked in office environments for almost 20 years, but where men in suits isn't really a thing; men wear a shirt, and very seldom a tie, and the women are kind of smart-casual. I've noticed that the vast majority of women are complaining of being cold, whereas the men are complaining of being too hot. I've noted the same with female partners too - they always seem to be cold when I'm hot. My guess is this is a function of 2 things: 1. Body mass 2. Hormones Regarding body mass, the outliers on both sides (men that feel cold, and women that feel hot) tend to be small and slim men, and taller and larger women.