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Ha!, that’s interesting – my experience is exactly the opposite. I will note my surprise when I learned that this was my preference! I did have to find the ri
by AnthonBerg 2y ago
Ha!, that’s interesting – my experience is exactly the opposite.
I will note my surprise when I learned that this was my preference!
I did have to find the right material to fit between me and the environment. I live in a cool climate but am always running a little too hot for indoors. For me the most comfortable clothing is a suit of medium-fine and somewhat “porous” wool. Very lightweight for the warmth it gives outside. Breathes well inside and I can take off the jacket to cool down. Lightweight shirt to be able to bleed off heat.
I do not at all enjoy wearing cotton or synthetic suits.
The fit is important of course. I’m blessed with haphazardly fitting well into off-the-shelf suits… if I can mix and match the pants one size up or down to the jacket. –It’s kind of random which way it goes.
Then I take a size smaller motorcycle gloves than the similarly-sized runway model would — and a size bigger dirt bike helmet. The reader will note that I’m not at all perfectly shaped :)
- mgaunard 2y agoWhat about your shirt, you don't go with cotton?
- AnthonBerg 2y agoI think I’d feel better in something other than cotton but I haven’t come across anything. Just lucked out once when I needed a suit and grab the seemingly lightweight shirts off the rack; Have yet to get serious, you know?