I usually just take an umbrella, and wear my crappier shoes or rain boots if it's excessive rain. I'm contemplating whether buying a khaki trench coat should be part of my wardrobe tho. What do you guys do? Anyone here also wear any of these?
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I usually just take an umbrella, and wear my crappier shoes or rain boots if it's excessive rain. I'm contemplating whether buying a khaki trench coat should be part of my wardrobe tho. What do you guys do? Anyone here also wear any of these?
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Trench coat, totes umbrella from Macy's (Dappered has covered them before), LL bean moc boots (slip on), now I may switch to the Barbour Beaufort sometimes (like today)
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It depends on what I'm required to wear. If it's a casual day then polo, shorts and flip-flops (and an obligatory umbrella). Skin dries much faster than cloth. Wet socks are the worst.
If I have to dress up for work then it's rubber-soled shoes, raincoat, and umbrella (in addition to regular work clothes).
If you're considering buying a khaki trench... That is one item I have ALWAYS seen in each and every thrift shop I've ever walked into. No matter what else is in or out of stock, I can always count on seeing khaki trenches. Overwhelmingly, they're London Fog.
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@Alan - yes I've seen the same ones as well, but they are always heavily lined and weigh like 8 lbs lol
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The liners are usually removable zip off types.
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