Stay cool in a heatwave
Above 30°C, breathability and sweat-wicking matter most.
- Breathable fabrics like linen/seersucker
- Light colors to reflect heat
Outfits by situation
Some days the temperature alone doesn't answer it. These guides cover the situations where humidity, wind or rain stack on top — heatwaves, cold snaps, rainy spells and transitional weather.
Layering that beats the cold
In sub-zero cold, layering and wind protection are key.
- 3-layer: thermal → knit → padded
- Warm neck/hands/feet (scarf, gloves)
Fresh through the rainy season
On humid, rainy days choose water-resistant, quick-dry fabrics.
- Water-resistant outer + umbrella
- Quick-dry synthetics
Thin layers for changing weather
When mornings and evenings are chilly, easy-on/off layers win.
- Cardigan/light jacket to adjust
- Keep the base layer thin