Do you like Jackets, got many

[fla4fun]

I have more than I can use, considering I am in Florida. I have a lot of different Disney hoodies, and a fleece jacket I can layer over a hoodie if it’s colder. For those rare occasions when it gets really cold (freezing or below) I have a heavy denim jacket with a quilted liner and a hood that I wear.

The jacket that gets the most wear is lighter than a hoodie and has 3/4 sleeves. I wear it down to about 40 degrees when I switch to a more traditional hoodie.

 

[loves to dive]

Our coat closet has maybe 2 of hubby's coats/jackets and all the rest are mine and it's crowded. I love them. I live in north Georgia but not in the mountains (it's considered the foothills but not really). The weather in the winter can be all over the place from days that get to 70 and nights down to 40 and days that get down to the 30s, back to back. I have heavy coats that I've worn here and when I visited my son in Chicago. I have medium coats/heavy jackets that I wear here most of the winter. I have light weight jackets that I've been wearing early morning walks with the dog right now. I have weather resistant jackets that I've worn on dive boats cause it gets cold at night on a dive boat even in the hottest climate when you have been diving. Then I have an upstairs bedroom closet that is full of a combo of hoodies, ladies dress jackets I used to wear to work, dress sweaters and fleece jackets/pull overs. Sad part is I'm not semi-retired and other than going to the office once a week, I rarely even leave the house except to take the dog out, especially this year.

 

[The Mayor]

Not really a jacket guy but have a couple of North Face winter jackets for those special days in MA when it’s blue balls cold. More of a hoodie sweatshirt guy.

 

[Meriweather]

I like jackets, but prefer sweatshirts. I probably have 10 jackets though......but jacket season is not back here.
Still over 100 degrees.
I used to live somewhere colder. That's why I have so many.

 

[tvguy]

I have more than I can use, considering I am in Florida. I have a lot of different Disney hoodies, and a fleece jacket I can layer over a hoodie if it’s colder. For those rare occasions when it gets really cold (freezing or below) I have a heavy denim jacket with a quilted liner and a hood that I wear.

The jacket that gets the most wear is lighter than a hoodie and has 3/4 sleeves. I wear it down to about 40 degrees when I switch to a more traditional hoodie.

I'm in California. I have a wind breaker with no insulation, a water proof fake leather jacket with only a liner, a quilted non-water proof jacket with a Mustang logo on it that my daughter in law gave me, and two hoodies with company logos. We get a new one every time they change the company logo. I think my wife gave away my down and fleece jackets 25 years ago. I only need a jacket when it is raining for the brief time I am going to and from the car. Otherwise I am always inside.

 

[Snowysmom]

I have lots of jackets and coats. I live in the Northeast so need to be prepared. I just bought a new Fall jacket last week. I love to wear them.

 

[Silver saucer]

I have lots of cold weather gear as I used to live in a much loved colder climate. Where I am now in Or, I've only worn hoodies. I just don't find it cold here. It doesn't appear to be rainy anymore either.

 

[usnuzuloose]

3 favorite jackets one is a leather Nascar M&m jacket. I have a spider man jacket. I get compliments on it. My third one is my Dopey jacket

 

[Mackenzie Click-Mickelson]

I have a ton of jackets as well as hoodies, I tend to live in them in the fall and winter but I also often keep a jacket with me in the spring when it's cold in the morning, warms up again during the day and can become cool again in the night. In the summertime I have a jacket with me often for inside restaurants because of the cold a/c blasting...so they come in handy a lot lol.

Since we're talking about regions I'm in the midwest. You get used to the up and down weather. For instance we have a cool front/cold front right now. Was down to upper 30s last night. Next week 70s and low 80s with lows in the 50s and 60s. That weather is more September weather with this week being more October weather.

 

[moniqueand2]

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