40°F pics?

So hey, I was teaching my friend how to dress for colder temperatures (40-50 is as low as it gets here). Not like fashionwise, the basic survival stuff like wearing three layers we weren't taught. But since I'm in a server with dapper fellas, could one of you send pics of their fits when it was about this temperature outside?
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Soup
Soup8mo ago
Is there any particular style you want? or just general outfits from that temperature?
Gatan do rock
Gatan do rockOP8mo ago
More popular styles/basic outfits would help But take "basic" very liberally like we're 20 and queer
zeometer
zeometer8mo ago
basic fits, usually just shirt + sweater + jacket for me
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Soup
Soup8mo ago
I can share some stuff that I've worn in those temperatures, they might not be what interests you but I think they should fit into basics
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Soup8mo ago
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Soup8mo ago
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eggtart!
eggtart!8mo ago
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eggtart!
eggtart!8mo ago
i usually default to hoodie / hoodie + bomber and the occasional underlayer to help w/ thinner pants
oman121
oman1218mo ago
unrelated but the pants in that second pic go hard
bishopcorrigan
bishopcorrigan8mo ago
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tun🌻
tun🌻8mo ago
Here's a somewhat random collection mostly from @watchingnewyork and @uniformdisplay on insta
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Mooses
Mooses8mo ago
some of my own fits I wore that were around that temp
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Krabix
Krabix8mo ago
A good thick wool jumper with a wool hat and a barbour coat for me. If you don't want to worry about altering outfits, thermal underlayers including long Johns are a good idea No pics atm sorry. Hope my brit terminology isn't too confusing

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