What to wear, month by month
The answer to “what do I wear this month?”, gathered for all twelve. Each month is mapped to a representative temperature and the items that suit it — tap one for styling tips and FAQs.
Deep winter — prioritize warmth and wind protection. Layers beat one thick coat.
Late winter, still cold with wide daily swings. Layer a knit under a coat.
Early-spring transition. Chilly mornings, mild afternoons — easy on/off layers win.
Full spring. A single long sleeve is perfect, with a light jacket on hand.
The most comfortable stretch. Thin long sleeves or a tee with a light layer.
Early summer. Short sleeves by default; as the rainy season starts, go quick-dry.
Rainy season meets heat. Breathability, sweat-wicking and rain-readiness matter.
Peak heatwave. Keep it cool and light with the most breathable fabrics.
Late summer into early fall. Hot afternoons, cooler mornings — bring a layer.
Crisp autumn. Long sleeves with a light jacket; layering handles the swing.
Late-autumn transition. It turns cold — a coat comes out, warmed by knits.
Early winter. Real cold sets in — heavy outerwear and warm base layers.