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Outfit guide · 14°C · 57°F
What to wear in 14°C (57°F) weather
Jacket weather: a real outer layer over a knit.
- Cool
- Layers: 2 to 3 layers
- 12–16°C
The formula
- Outer layer
- Trench coat, wool-blend jacket or a light suede jacket
- Top
- Merino crewneck, or a shirt under a fine knit
- Bottom
- Wool trousers, dark denim
- Shoes
- Leather loafers, chelsea boots
- Extras
- A light scarf you can take off
At exactly 14°C
Squarely in the middle of this range: the formula above works as written.
If the morning sits around 9°C, start with the outer layer from the chilly guide; by an afternoon near 17°C you will want it off.
If it rains at 14°C: swap the outer layer for a water-resistant one and choose leather or rubber-soled shoes.
A ten-degree swing between morning and afternoon is common. Layers you can remove beat one heavy piece.
Is 14°C cold?
It is cool: you will want a proper jacket.
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Start freeOutfits by temperature
| Temperature | Feels | Outer layer |
|---|---|---|
| 28°C and above | Hot | None. Carry a thin overshirt only for air-conditioned rooms |
| 23–27°C | Warm | Unlined cotton overshirt or a light linen jacket, for the evening |
| 20–22°C | Mild | Optional: a cotton cardigan or an unstructured blazer |
| 17–19°C | Fresh | Light jacket, overshirt or a cotton trench worn open |
| 12–16°C | Cool | Trench coat, wool-blend jacket or a light suede jacket |
| 9–11°C | Chilly | Light wool coat or a lined trench |
| 5–8°C | Cold | Wool or cashmere-blend overcoat |
| 0–4°C | Very cold | Down coat, padded parka or a heavy double-faced wool coat |
| Below 0°C | Freezing | Long down coat with a hood |