What is “normal” amount of layers for 30-35 degrees?

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Just don’t want to feel like I’m overdressing and feel like I put too many layers of sweatshirts/jackets/long sleeves on for simple 30 degree weather? How many shirts/layers would you wear for that situation? Maybe just one Tshirt and one sweatshirt? Or Tshirt/sweatshirt with a light jacket on top of them? Just wondering how many layers you would consider normal to wear for 30-35 degrees? Thanks

4 layers: Tshirt: 2 hoodies: With a jacket on top 0
One layer: One Tshirt that’s it 0
2 layers: Tshirt with a hoodie on top 4
3 layers: Tshirt: With a hoodie: With a jacket on top of hoodie 3
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  • Meowypowers
    10 months ago

    2 layers if there is no wind

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    • LloydAsher
      10 months ago

      Agreed the wind makes all the difference.

      That and if the sun is shining.

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  • Chudders
    10 months ago

    Why do mutts always think everyone knows that they're a mutt and knows it's Fahrenheit they mean.

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    • LloydAsher
      10 months ago

      30 degrees Celsius is excessive for 2+ layers of clothing.

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      • Chudders
        10 months ago

        Yeah I know, I just felt like being a dick.

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  • 1WeirdGuy
    10 months ago

    If we are talking ferienheit I would just wear jeans and a jacket with a shortsleeve shirt under it. Id also wear thick socks. 30F is barely below freezing its not bad if you are moving around. Anything near mid 20s I wear long johns and long sleeves under my jacket.

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  • litelander8
    10 months ago

    Depends on how long I’m outside. If I’m just going to an indoor place. A hoodie and a hat. If ima be outside I’ll do a hoodie and a coat.

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  • AsterBean
    10 months ago

    Long sleeve thermal, sweatshirt or sweater, scarf, hat, winter coat, leggings,pants, wool socks, comfy shoes. And maybe a pair of gloves if I plan to use my hands. I hate the cold.

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