> In my life, I've never had the quoted problem and I've never heard anyone else say it's a problem. I have the quoted problem. Sitting working at the computer

> In my life, I've never had the quoted problem and I've never heard anyone else say it's a problem. I have the quoted problem. Sitting working at the computer at home. Armpits especially. Groin can be similar. Think about the problem. In a proper typing position with elbows by your side, the part of your upper body where flesh touches flesh is the side of your chest and your upper arm. It's no wonder the armpits are warmer than elsewhere. I ameliorate the armpits by using a gilet over thinner layers. It keeps my core warm, but does nothing for poor circulation in my hands. And I find even the thinnest gloves slow my typing.