How to dress when it's > 100°F

Hey fans, well, this is just another thread dealing with the xx-tremely hot temperatures all around da world (except for the Aussies, keep on waiting for summer, sports!). So what do you prefer to wear when it's hot like that?
I mean obviously, now it's not the time to wear Abercrombie and Fitch camouflage jackets or Hugo Boss trenchcoats or something like that. So what kind of dress do you prefer? Long jeans? Shorts? Shorter shorts than shorts? Naked? As for top, do you prefer t-shirts or maybe those awesome multi-color hawaii shirts ("Oh and by the way, next Friday is hawaiian shirt day" < which movie is this from? Okay!)

Also, I'd like to know what you prefer concerning footwear. I see a lot of people (mainly fags) wearing those flip flops this summer (I think pom or someone else has a flip flop fetish, so no offense intended!!); I've even seen people wearing flip flops combined with cool white tennis socks (welcome to Germany) =/



Oh and btw, 100°F is about 38°C, I figured that out using some internet converter

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Usually I wear light shorts around the house, I'm never too bothered if I have to wear jeans/trousers I know it can get well hot there but it's not THE priority.

T-shirt, maybe my football tops, but usually a light or white coloured. I had this gray Muse t-shirt which had holes in the armpits so I ripped the sleeves off and it became a sleeveless. I guess I don't go out that much. Plain t-shirts largely.

When I was in HK I wore sandals practically the whole time. I've never worn them except in my garden over here.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Well, naked would be preferable.
But since that's not publicly acceptable, I normally wear t-shirts and pants. Of course, that's not too different from what I wear in winter (minus the jacket/coat). It's more what I wear to bed that changes; lately I've been wearing a wife-beater or one of my dad's tank-tops.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

I wear the same thing I do year round, black band shirts and jeans.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

If I'm sitting around my house, I'll just wear some boxers and a guy's undershirt. When I go out, I wear jeans and a T-shirt with sandals or mary janes.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Because I work for a bank, I am pretty much forced to dress in business casual, which means slacks and a polo shirt or button down dress shirt. This is fine with me, as I am not outside all that much during the day. On the weekends, I wear slacks and a t-shirt.

Also, in my office, we luckily don't have hawaiian shirt day mmkay.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Same stuff I wear usually. I'm way too used to the heat.

I've had to do welding work on the fifteenth floor of a building on-campus which had NO airconditioning up top. It gets hellishly hot in the summer. Now, when welding, you have to bundle up. I would be in jeans, hiking boots, a t-shirt, and on top of that would be a button-up shirt with long sleeves.

I had to do this sorta stuff all of last summer making stuff. Now, I've gotten *used* to wearing this stuff. It's almost impossible for me to complain about heat. I sweat like a sonuvabitch, but it doesn't phase me at all beside that.

Originally Posted by Musharraf

("Oh and by the way, next Friday is hawaiian shirt day" < which movie is this from? Okay!)

Office Space~

FELIPE NO

Just boxers usually. If I have to go anywhere that's considered outside of my house, I'll usually wear flip-flops, t-shirt, and whatever pair of shorts I can find. I'm really bad at handling the heat, so if it's over 30/85 I generally try not to stay outside for too long. I end up feeling ill otherwise.

What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?

Originally Posted by russ

Because I work for a bank, I am pretty much forced to dress in business casual, which means slacks and a polo shirt or button down dress shirt. This is fine with me, as I am not outside all that much during the day. On the weekends, I wear slacks and a t-shirt.

Oh yeah, I wanted to say that; that must be kinda terrible, I seriously pity those people who need to run around in suits when it's hot like this.

Originally Posted by Gechmir

Office Space~

Yes, very good!

Jam it back in, in the dark.

I'm an idiot, so I wear long pants... but a white shirt to counter that.

Also, Phoenix is the suck for heat.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

i wear shorts and a t shirt. ...pretty much the same thing i wear all year.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

I'm a pants guy. I hate shorts, even in the heat. Although I'm starting to rethink my prejudice after having to run a mile in pants today after my car broke down.

How ya doing, buddy?

When I'm inside, boxer's and a junk t-shirt--outside, I show the heat no prejudice, so I still wear pants a t-shirt.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Inside, I wear a dress. Outside I usually cover up all over. I'm a very self-conscious person, and I pay for it through heat exhaustion.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

I tend to wear shirts or anything sleeveless, and shorter pants or skirts when I go out. I usually spend more time in an air-conditioned room for the majority of the day while I'm at class anyway, but the drive and walking can be uncomfortable.

Most amazing jew boots

Spend the entire day without a shirt on between a fan and an aircon.

It gets up to 47°C in our office. I'd get naked if I wasn't so self-conscious.

What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?

i think when tempatures are above 100, there should be some loophole where you CAN walk around in public naked. Come on, freaking hot.

Anyway, usually I wear capris if it gets that hot and sometimes walk around the house in a sports bra. too fucking out to go anywhere, why would i even need to be decent? I HATE shorts, i never wear them (legs are too white)

Jam it back in, in the dark.

I like how it's winter and raining here and I'm in shorts.

I love shorts, they're so comfy and easy to wear!

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Jeans and a t-shirt, mainly. Sometimes I'll wear shorts, but that usually means the world is about to end or something catastrophic like that.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Pants, especially jeans, are intolerable in this heat. I prefer skirts, mainly those that stop above the knee, and tank tops. Skirts are probably the best combat against hot weather. I wear sandals that match or just flip flops. I also don sunglasses... it will be impossible to even drive without them.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

To quote stupid sexy Flanders:

"Nothing at all! Nothing at all! Nothing at all!"

Well, if other people are around, I wear a t-shirt and shorts, but I won't put on socks and shoes unless I absolutely have to.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Looots of tank tops. Always tank tops in the summer. I have like 20.

Also, I hate my legs... they're very white and just... not my best quality. So I usually wear jeans/long pants. I'm beginning to branch out a little and wear shorts though--especially when I'm at home.

I'm randomly jumping in pools and taking baths a lot, and at night after everyone's asleep I sit in my room with all the lights off in my underwear and a tanktop.

Also, I'm drinkin' a lot of fluids. Not water, mind you.

How ya doing, buddy?

Originally Posted by Krelian

I'd get naked if I wasn't so self-conscious.

Yeah, well, I think that would be a great idea. But unfortunately, mankind is kind of obstinate when it comes to that.

Originally Posted by blue

Also, I'm drinkin' a lot of fluids. Not water, mind you.

:dotdotdot:

FELIPE NO

Jeans and a t-shirt. I'm not a shorts guy. And no to the socks with sandals!

And to think, back in high school I used to wear jackets/sweaters through this type of heat.

How ya doing, buddy?

Sweater indeed, in this kinda weather ><;;

We have school uniform. Ahahaha! So we all shrivel up and die collectively. There is no escape for us.
*cries*

The school smells horribly too. It's just...yuck.

Jam it back in, in the dark.