Maxi-dress?But do they make pants?I have never done the wear a long sleeve to stay cool thing, but I know that is 100% a thing that works. I will give this a go because I really dont like wearing sunscreen at all
PantsBut do they make pants?
I love that they are called omni freeze
They are pricy, but very high quality and will last a long time if maintained well.
Ahh you remember I am cheap. We actually have a Columbia outlet close by, Im going to give them a visit and see what I can find. But honestly while at WDW I would've paid $200 to anyone that could've kept me cool.
Idk what the women’s clothing is like, but I bought several light weight pants from Uniqlo at DS. They are great in all kinds of weather and they might have some women’s version. Also very reasonably priced.
I think this thread has convinced me to cancel our July trip for the Epcot MM and to pick up our AP magnet... My husband hates the heat (and hates living in So Cal during our summer months), so I don't want us all to be grumps. Plus I haven't told him we're booked at BWV since that's what I could find close to Epcot. BWV is his least favorite resort we've actually stayed at, and I think he'll revolt once he finds out
But do they make pants?
I’ve practically lived in mine since I got them.
I also have a hard time with high necks. Typing this I am now remembering that forgot to back and buy the vneck sweatshirt I saw at WDW. Never do I ever see Vneck sweatshirts!
According to my Amazon order history: https://a.co/d/0ulu1yAI've never used on in the parks but camping and outside at home I've used a cooling towel that was nice.
I also saw people wearing fans at Disneyland last summer.
Any idea what brand?
That's me...I get so cranky in the heat. No one has fun around me.
My husband started wearing long sleeves a year or so ago, after being diagnosed with melanoma. He swears by them.
The problem with most of them for me is that the neckline is high and that's a sensory nightmare for me. I mean, I don't wear low cut or even v-neck tops...but the UV shirts are still too high for me most of the time. I just slather on a mineral sunscreen. Makes me even 1 shade whiter but that's okay.
Those pants AstroBlaster linked look great. Like a much nicer version of my amazon pants. And a bit more flattering.
I really, REALLY recommend finding an alternative to jeans, for sure, if you take this trip.
awwwwwwMy wife went hard in the paint for PJ bottoms and leggings during COVID.
Then one night we had a “date night” at home and I came down in slacks and a button down and so she got huffy and said she now had to go up and change. She did the whole hair, makeup, lipstick, dress, jewelry, etc and when my youngest (very little at the time) saw her he said “Mommy, you look like a princess!”….
Ever since then I have been allowed to buy her Tommy Bahama dresses from the outlet store for date nights….
Mission Impossible: Mission Accomplished
I particularly like the specific difference between July and August.
It's very accurate!
Really resisting the urge to drop a “Let it Go” meme here, but the truth is that I too am unreasonably self-conscious about some things. I think what @AstroBlasters sent you might be even better— but I got a pair of pants kind of like this at a boutique near Aulani: https://www.lulus.com/products/knoc...273&gbraid=0AAAAAD-pt91OA9OZYi_lR3B19fyOteyKP
Those are super cute!
Haha these are meant to be worn over cloth shoes that would get ruined if wet so I didn’t really notice a difference temp wise over socks and sneakers. Flip flops don’t really need the protection I’d think and agreed they would be gross to wear over top.
