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Outfit guide · 29°C · 84°F
What to wear in 29°C (84°F) weather
Dress to let air move: one breathable layer, nothing more.
- Hot
- Layers: 1 layer
- 28°C and above
The formula
- Outer layer
- None. Carry a thin overshirt only for air-conditioned rooms
- Top
- Linen or seersucker shirt, loose cotton tee
- Bottom
- Linen trousers, relaxed shorts or a light midi skirt
- Shoes
- Leather sandals or canvas slip-ons
- Extras
- Sunglasses, a straw hat, a breathable tote
At exactly 29°C
You are at the cold end of this range. If it is windy or you will be out after dark, borrow the outer layer from the warm guide.
If the morning sits around 24°C, start with the outer layer from the warm guide; by an afternoon near 32°C you will want it off.
If it rains at 29°C: swap the outer layer for a water-resistant one and choose leather or rubber-soled shoes.
Midday is the peak; mornings can run five degrees cooler.
Is 29°C cold?
No. It is hot: dress for heat and sun.
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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 |