What To Wear Now Its Cold

Personally, I like to wear a thong, tube top and flip flops. I get some strange looks but it's all about fashion right?

Personally, I like to wear a thong, tube top and flip flops. I get some strange looks but it's all about fashion right?

Robert- No picture needed- what's that saying about "too much information"

Well, I do wear thongs, as well. So....I get ya. Tube top, however.....no.

Personally, I like to wear a thong, tube top and flip flops. I get some strange looks but it's all about fashion right?

Robert- No picture needed- what's that saying about "too much information"

So you're saying a guy with a beard can't look good in a thong? You're such a hater lol.

Get a canvas/duck jacket for outer wear. You will be bumping into dirty and greasy things, and the canvas fabric is harder to tear. Some come with their own liner.

Carhart is the top brand name, but just like Harley Davidson motorcycles, there's other bikes in that garage, too.

Where can I find this stuff in Georgia?

I've used Aramark for heavy duty work clothing. Tractor Supply Company has a selection.

REI is a membership outdoors/ camping store, but you get 10% of your purchases back at the end of the year.

Outdoors/hunting super stores, Tractor Supply, working gear stores (where they sell nurse/Doctor clothing, emergency personel, construction workers clothing)

Thanks guys, ill do some last minute shopping this weekend

With living and working in Montana I kinda get used to the cold. I have always worn a ball cap until it gets below -5° then I switch to a stocking hat. Year round I wear steel toed boots with 40-60% wool socks. Down to 20° it is Tshirt and Carhart vest. From 20° to 5° I add a flannel shirt. Below 5° I switch the flannel shirt to a pullover hoodie. Oh and jeans every day hot or cold.

I find that when I first get out of the truck I am cool but by the time I am done throwing the chains and securing the load I am starting to sweat. Grandma used to tell me all the time to keep the back warm. Keeping the core of your body warm will go a long way to keeping the rest of you warm.