15 ~ 23 degree clothing collocation

15-23 degrees can wear thin coats, sweaters, coats, suits, and some thin clothes. Pants can be jeans, casual pants, sweatpants and so on.

Generally speaking, the temperature difference between 15 and 23 degrees is not very big. If you feel cold in the morning, you can wear a thick coat, and you can usually choose to wear a thin coat at noon and afternoon. If it rains, the temperature may drop and the weather will get cold. You may want to wear a sweater under your coat, especially for babies or the elderly.

The so-called "26-degree dressing rule" is to quantify different clothes into degrees Celsius according to the degree of warmth. For example, a down jacket with a cashmere content of 80-90% is about 9 degrees, a cashmere sweater or a thick cotton coat is about 5 degrees, and a cotton T-shirt is equal to 1 degree.

Then find out what the outdoor temperature is today. Suppose it is 15 degrees. At this time, simple addition and subtraction are needed. Taking the most comfortable 26 degrees as the standard, the outdoor temperature minus 15 degrees is equal to 1 1 degree. Then we can choose cotton coat+cashmere sweater+cotton T-shirt, 5.

However, experts say that there is no specific temperature index for the properties of clothing. Whether we are comfortable wearing clothes mainly depends on the temperature of the tiny space between human skin and clothes. The normal temperature of human body surface is 36℃. Everyone has different physical qualities and needs different warm clothes.

Clothing meteorological index

According to the weather conditions, such as sky conditions, temperature, humidity, wind and so on, which have the greatest influence on human body's perceived temperature, dressing index classifies the clothes that people are suitable to wear, so as to remind people to dress appropriately according to the weather changes. Generally speaking, dressing index is high when the temperature is low and the wind speed is high. The meteorological index of clothing is divided into 8 grades. The smaller the index, the thinner the clothes.

Dressing index grades are generally published in eight grades: the smaller the index, the thinner the clothes. 1-2 is summer clothes, which refers to short clothes with a thickness of less than 4 mm; Grade 3-5 is the transition season of spring and autumn, from single clothes, jackets, windbreakers to sweaters, and the clothing thickness is 4-15 mm; Grade 6-8 is winter clothing, mainly refers to cotton-padded jacket and down jacket, and its clothing thickness is above 15mm.