Patcheslee
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People who wear black clothes on a HOT day
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Walt Disney1955
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Instead of black clothing, my idea of a shock in warm weather is wearing Polyester clothing. That just doesn't breathe like cotton. I avoid Polyester shirts like the plague.
SplashJacket
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Went to Disneyland last month, my whole group of 4 Georgians wore shorts and short-sleeves the whole time.
Was perfect weather. 50s and 60s some days and low 70s others. Except on the 70s days, where the distribution of sweatshirts, jackets, and sweatpants was closer to 50/50, we were basically the only ones in shorts and short sleeves. Occasionally (~5% were maybe wearing short or short sleeves but not both).
SoCal residents freeze, I guess
Smiley/OCD
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I have found that just like my parents, the older I get, the less tolerance I have for extreme temperatures cold or hot.
The one thing I’ve always found weird is when I moved from north Jersey to the Jersey shore, people down here wear shorts no matter how cold it is. In north Jersey, if it was January and 30 degrees and you were wearing shorts, people just didn’t laugh at you, you were followed by men with long nets…lol but I agree, hotter it is, the lighter the shirt, the shorter the sleeve and the more sunscreen you use.
The one thing I’ve always found weird is when I moved from north Jersey to the Jersey shore, people down here wear shorts no matter how cold it is. In north Jersey, if it was January and 30 degrees and you were wearing shorts, people just didn’t laugh at you, you were followed by men with long nets…lol but I agree, hotter it is, the lighter the shirt, the shorter the sleeve and the more sunscreen you use.
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We just returned from a trip.and it was average 80-85 degrees and the "feels like" temp was closer to 90 on certain days.
We saw people wearing skin tight black denim and black hoodies. Denim is already hot enough but the black denim just looks like.it absorbs enough heat to fry an egg on.
We saw people wearing skin tight black denim and black hoodies. Denim is already hot enough but the black denim just looks like.it absorbs enough heat to fry an egg on.
Yes! We saw a lot of goth type outfits at Disney. Faux leather and patent leather look really uncomfortable to begin with. Add in heat and humidity, you got swamp a$$Even better "goths in Ungothly places" includes amusement parks
networkpro
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aachtbahnmaatje
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Ja, wir sind Gothics aus Deutschland und ich trage immer schwarz.
Ich glaube, ich schwitze in Schwarz so, wie ich in Weiß schwitzen würde.
So simple.....I would never wear another colour just because of temperature
Ich glaube, ich schwitze in Schwarz so, wie ich in Weiß schwitzen würde.
So simple.....I would never wear another colour just because of temperature
If it's good enough for Dr Ian Malcolm it's good enough for me.
SplashJacket
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I feel like everyone just wants the opposite.
Love the cold, but bring from Georgia, I’m inundated with 95°+ humid days throughout the summer and beyond.
Have family from Maine that moved to Orlando, and they’ve lost their tolerance to the cold.
For me, my hatred for the heat stems from clothing. If it’s hotter than 70°, I’m hot, and there’s nothing I can do as an individual (walking outside or entering a public place) to change that. But if it’s too cold, I can just throw on more layers. Obviously there’s a point where things just become miserable, but 98% of the planet probably doesn’t live where unbearable cold happens frequently.
BlakeW39
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heheh, I guess it depends on the person. I know people from cold places that love winter, and people from cold places who hate it. I am of the latter. You can throw on more layers but as humans our bodies are far better adapted to disipate heat than they are to retain it. Once its cold, your face hurts, your fingers... you have to put on insane amounts of clothing which make any sort of physical activity difficult. And even then, prolonged exposure isn't preferable. Meanwhile heat doesn't really bother me at all until its over 90... 85 I would describe as my preferred temperature just across the board. And even at 90-93, it isn't prohibitive for me, like I can still go outside and do things. During winter, I barely want to get out my car because it's so cold
networkpro
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Nun, sind wir auch Fans von Mono, die noch mehr Kinder der Dunkelheit sind? Oder eher wie Lord of the Lost
MadderAdder
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Black colors are good for clumsy eaters like me. 
The Empress Lilly
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Maybe with a few layers, or large free hanging bedouin attire colour loses its heat absorbing effect.
But that is not my experience with my standard shorts and shirt outfit. I once wore an all- black outfit. A classic EPCOT one. I looked fabulous. For the first four minutes. Then for the rest of the day I was wetter than under my shower from all the sweat. Never again.
But that is not my experience with my standard shorts and shirt outfit. I once wore an all- black outfit. A classic EPCOT one. I looked fabulous. For the first four minutes. Then for the rest of the day I was wetter than under my shower from all the sweat. Never again.
monorail81
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What brands are your favorites? I’m looking for suggestions.