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What do you usually wear from winter to summer?
What do you usually wear from winter to summer (for example, from Ukraine now to Sharm), what do you wear so that you don’t freeze here, but also don’t mate there upon arrival? Do you arrive at the airport in winter outerwear or light? Give me a couple of life hacks, how do you dress if you are flying to a hot country?
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Sneakers, tracksuit, t-shirt. Pack a jacket in Borispol in luggage. You will take off your jacket upon arrival, you will be in a T-shirt and pants, you can wear shorts under your pants. But I think that the hotel does not bother. The buses are air conditioned.
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answered 3 years ago
If we go to Boryspil by our own car, we leave our jackets in the car.
If by taxi, we take jackets in hand luggage.
On the body: sports pants / jeans, blouses and comfortable shoes (sneakers, sneakers, moccasins).
If by taxi, we take jackets in hand luggage.
On the body: sports pants / jeans, blouses and comfortable shoes (sneakers, sneakers, moccasins).
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answered 3 years ago
2 days ago Sharma airport, flight back to Ukraine. Pay attention to how tourists are dressed.
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answered 3 years ago
Correctly Fancase wrote: sports pants / jeans, blouses and comfortable shoes (sneakers, sneakers, moccasins) so that you can take it off on the plane, pack it in bags and comfortably get to the hotel.
Once I saw some ladies flying in fur coats and knee-high boots - I smiled.
Once I saw some ladies flying in fur coats and knee-high boots - I smiled.
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answered 3 years ago
we usually wear comfortable clothes that can come in handy on excursions (shalwars, sneakers or moccasins, T-shirts, kenguryatniks). from outerwear, the husband is in a windbreaker, I am in a stole (it is very convenient to wrap yourself in it in the evening if it is windy, as the granddaughter says)))
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answered 3 years ago
I put on.
It is better to dress in layers to remove excess as you approach the heat)). I do not welcome the option of sneakers and sweatpants, after all, these are clothes for sports. But jeans, sneakers, moccasins, hoodies, T-shirts look decent and are very comfortable.
It is better to dress in layers to remove excess as you approach the heat)). I do not welcome the option of sneakers and sweatpants, after all, these are clothes for sports. But jeans, sneakers, moccasins, hoodies, T-shirts look decent and are very comfortable.
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I always wear a T-shirt, sports or similar pants and a light warm jacket, you can then roll it up and get a small bag)). I have sneakers on my feet, and never boots)). I also take socks on the plane - I have such airplane socks - I immediately take off my shoes and enjoy the flight, and not how people sit and steam in shoes. And I take shorts, and change in the toilet of the plane, and go out like a white man in shorts and a T-shirt)) People even once asked me how are you flying in shorts?)) As for jeans, I always feel sorry for people in jeans .. Well this is if you fly 4-6 hours, a living hell! No flexibility in jeans, like in a spacesuit). By the way, I can easily understand by clothes how often people travel. And most importantly, all clothes should breathe, no synthetics. Oh yes, I remembered .. it is often very cold on the planes of some airlines, I take a light tunic or shawl, scarf ..
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answered 3 years ago
I leave the house in jeans, a not very warm pullover, sneakers, a jacket, at the airport a jacket, gloves and other warm clothes I put in a suitcase
I leave the hotel in sneakers, jeans and a T-shirt. Jacket and pullover in a bag, I start getting dressed as I get closer to my destination
I leave the hotel in sneakers, jeans and a T-shirt. Jacket and pullover in a bag, I start getting dressed as I get closer to my destination
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answered 3 years ago
I put on warm pantyhose under cotton pants (I have light ones, but they are black, and blue, and protective) At the connecting airport I take off in the toilet. I didn’t fly to Egypt, I always had a buffer between Kiev and warm countries (but also mainly in warm countries) Or on an airplane in the toilet. It takes skill, but I've been doing it for a long time)
I also have sneakers, a T-shirt or a light blouse with a sleeve and a fleece. From above autumn jacket.
The husband flies in sweatpants and sneakers, in a T-shirt and fleece. Sometimes he also has a windbreaker, if cold places are expected in warm regions or there will be a cold long docking with access to the city.
Jackets, windbreakers on the way "there" I fold at the airport in
suitcases, and on the way "back" I always take them in my hand luggage. It happened in my practice that the plane turned the wrong way) In general, when I arrive in Ukraine in winter, I always carry jackets in my hand luggage to put them on right away, even on the plane, so as not to catch a cold from temperature changes.
I also have sneakers, a T-shirt or a light blouse with a sleeve and a fleece. From above autumn jacket.
The husband flies in sweatpants and sneakers, in a T-shirt and fleece. Sometimes he also has a windbreaker, if cold places are expected in warm regions or there will be a cold long docking with access to the city.
Jackets, windbreakers on the way "there" I fold at the airport in
suitcases, and on the way "back" I always take them in my hand luggage. It happened in my practice that the plane turned the wrong way) In general, when I arrive in Ukraine in winter, I always carry jackets in my hand luggage to put them on right away, even on the plane, so as not to catch a cold from temperature changes.
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answered 3 years ago
lana_181,
jeans are different for jeans. I have road pyramids - only shalvarchiks are more convenient! )))
jeans are different for jeans. I have road pyramids - only shalvarchiks are more convenient! )))
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answered 3 years ago
lana_181Yes! Warm socks are a must!) And I take a shawl if either there are no blankets on the plane or if cold evenings are expected in the south)
But I take cotton pareo always and everywhere. I swaddle myself in it so that my arms / legs do not fall in a dream (on an airplane)
Travelers can be seen from the clothes - yes too!) My first flight was in autumn stiletto boots!) I was a beauty, the whole airport looked around))
But I take cotton pareo always and everywhere. I swaddle myself in it so that my arms / legs do not fall in a dream (on an airplane)
Travelers can be seen from the clothes - yes too!) My first flight was in autumn stiletto boots!) I was a beauty, the whole airport looked around))
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answered 3 years ago
YaSlavnaYa I would argue. But I won't. Jeans are always tighter than any thin sweatpants. And I like legs under me or up)) It's uncomfortable in jeans) Try it. Not in jeans, I think it will be more convenient for you.
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answered 3 years ago
Apyatka))) . But when we flew from summer into the cold (we had summer). Europeans all flew fully armed - winter boots .. trekking, jackets like Alaska, hats and leggings to the knees. .and only the two of us on the whole plane as usual - shorts, t-shirts, sneakers, Passengers looked and something did not add up in their heads. At the airport of arrival, we got out, changed in the toilets, took out our jackets and that was it. Boots have not been changed. I don't know what people think? How they sweated all the way on the plane and took off their layers))
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answered 3 years ago
lana_181,
= Try it. not in jeans, I think it will be more convenient for you =
thanks for the advice, but smiled. behind 25 years of shifts by planes, trains, buses ... I agree that soft knitted pants are more comfortable on a long journey. they're just not always camille.
and in Sharm - of course only sharovarchiki. just not athletic
= Try it. not in jeans, I think it will be more convenient for you =
thanks for the advice, but smiled. behind 25 years of shifts by planes, trains, buses ... I agree that soft knitted pants are more comfortable on a long journey. they're just not always camille.
and in Sharm - of course only sharovarchiki. just not athletic
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answered 3 years ago
YaSlavnaYa in the sense of not always comme il faut?)) I don’t know what pants you are talking about, but these are not sweatpants if you are talking about it. Yes, for God's sake, it's your choice.
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I flew to Vietnam in the winter of 2015. We flew home at night, heat, humidity, I want to sleep. No sneakers were out of the question. And so, we leave at the docking in Beijing, frost, snow, airport employees meet us in the sleeve in hats with earflaps. I am in flip flops, socks with fingers (pink, with Pokemon, I did not find others with fingers in Vietnam)), in multi-colored Asian harem pants, wrapped in a warm stole. Steam from the mouth freezes on departure))
I remember how round the eyes of the girl in the earflaps)
I was lucky that they took it in my sleeve, I quickly ran to the toilet to change. Everything was with me in hand luggage and you could at least get shoes and a jacket. But this is how it happened.
I remember how round the eyes of the girl in the earflaps)
I was lucky that they took it in my sleeve, I quickly ran to the toilet to change. Everything was with me in hand luggage and you could at least get shoes and a jacket. But this is how it happened.
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answered 3 years ago
Lana, I'm not pushing at all. If you thought otherwise, I'm sorry.
it’s just that everyone really has their own personal comfort zone and it’s possible to say that it’s right this way and not otherwise, only about yourself, iznt um ?! )))
I mean, not always comme il faut? === well, for example, when flying on a rotational plane from Ufa to Sabetta, when literally from the gangway you get to a meeting at work ... well, they won’t understand you in sportswear! and change clothes in the toilet, for example, Superjet - thank you!
something like this
it’s just that everyone really has their own personal comfort zone and it’s possible to say that it’s right this way and not otherwise, only about yourself, iznt um ?! )))
I mean, not always comme il faut? === well, for example, when flying on a rotational plane from Ufa to Sabetta, when literally from the gangway you get to a meeting at work ... well, they won’t understand you in sportswear! and change clothes in the toilet, for example, Superjet - thank you!
something like this
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answered 3 years ago
If I go in winter, then in a short synthetic jacket, crosses, jeans. Upon arrival, I hide the jacket, stay in something like a hoodie, and underneath it is a T-shirt in case of another undressing. In the same jacket I can walk in the evening. Nothing special just for the road
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answered 3 years ago
Sweatpants are definitely bad manners, a la the 90s. Who is comfortable - jeans, light boots, jacket, jacket (winter, spring). I always have cotton or cotton for this case (we usually fly in September). capri pants, T-shirt, denim jacket, sneakers or sandals at low speed (it's hot in sneakers). I always take a stole, it helps a lot both on the plane and upon arrival home (it’s usually already cool).
I agree with everyone that now you need to take and wear things that will take up a minimum of space both in your hands (on you) and in hand luggage.
I agree with everyone that now you need to take and wear things that will take up a minimum of space both in your hands (on you) and in hand luggage.
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"Sweatpants are definitely bad manners, a la the 90s." - I highly recommend looking at the latest Gucci collections, especially after the movie Gentlemen Their Tracksuits Fly Away, Dolce with men's and women's sweatshirts, many designers and top and medium brands have sportswear collections where the brands themselves combine, for example, sweatpants with blouses, etc. .
in jeans, sportswear, in shorts, in a dress, in a fur coat, in boots, sneakers, sneakers, high-heeled shoes, crocs, let a person wear everything that is personally convenient for him to travel
in jeans, sportswear, in shorts, in a dress, in a fur coat, in boots, sneakers, sneakers, high-heeled shoes, crocs, let a person wear everything that is personally convenient for him to travel
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I just want to note that not everyone has the opportunity to purchase the latest collections from Gucci and Dolce, and sportswear bought at the Troeshchensky market (and there is one, I saw it) can’t be combined, for example, with a blouse, and even more so with high-heeled shoes .
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answered 3 years ago
lana_181, I have super slims for the road with a certain percentage of elastane, not 100% cotton. They are comfortable like tights, I love them very much.
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answered 3 years ago
It doesn’t matter if things are bought in Troyeschina or Montenapoleon, if it’s convenient for a person to travel in jeans with crocs or sportswear with sneakers or any other option - this is an important feeling of comfort for travelers
In Egypt, mostly in sweatpants and different types of sneakers, depending on the time of year. But flights to Turkey from sportswear with sneakers to a dress with high-heeled shoes (from an airplane to a girlfriend’s wedding). In the USA, there is no option at all, only sportswear and the most comfortable shoes.
In Egypt, mostly in sweatpants and different types of sneakers, depending on the time of year. But flights to Turkey from sportswear with sneakers to a dress with high-heeled shoes (from an airplane to a girlfriend’s wedding). In the USA, there is no option at all, only sportswear and the most comfortable shoes.
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answered 3 years ago
I also advocate comfortable clothes on the road, but the author apparently flies for the first time and he is interested in the set of clothes itself.
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Therefore, clothing in winter: a warm and light jacket (demi-season), jeans, a T-shirt, a sweater, a sweatshirt, sneakers (warm, not a summer option). At the airport, we take off the jacket and put it in a large bag (manual), you can freeze on the plane. Many (often seen) after passing the control change shoes for summer shoes - sneakers, moccasins. Arriving in Sharm, with a slight movement of the hand, we take off the jacket and find ourselves in a T-shirt and jeans. Arriving at the hotel, we are not in a hurry to pay 20 bucks for an early check-in, we change into a light dress, a swimsuit, flip flops (they are in your backpack, a hand bag) and leaving your suitcase at the reception (no one needs your shorts), and valuables and money at you in a bag / backpack, we run to the sea. At 11 we arrive at the reception for a bracelet, a bar, a snack, then we have lunch and ALREADY AFTER we settle in the rooms (the budget always does this). This option does not suit you if you are a "numbered" person, the number is mega important to you, the settlement immediately, you have a lot of equipment, rings and other valuable luggage.
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answered 3 years ago
What you don’t need to wear in winter in Yegi: a warm winter / read fur hat, if you are cold - a knitted hat will help you, winter high boots, a warm down jacket (with fur, heavy, large), coats, heels, long scarves, fur coats. If you are still a cold person and you need to get to Boryspil from the region, dress warmly (an extra sweatshirt), but not a huge jacket. It is important to take with you: elementary medicines, a thermometer, wet wipes and shoe covers (in Sharm then you will not be wearing socks during the inspection on the floor). By the way, if the sneakers are light, first we put on a warm sock, and on top of a thin sock, it will be warmer). You can take a small light blanket (children’s will also do), a pillow for the plane, if you don’t have it, you can also put a blanket under your head, don’t forget to have a snack on the plane, nuts, snacks and be sure to FRUIT on the road (this way you save on water in the port and on the plane = expensive).
Wow, everything ... I hope the info is useful for beginners.
Wow, everything ... I hope the info is useful for beginners.
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answered 3 years ago
As for bad manners - it also depends on practice. If you fly a lot and mostly not to a recumbent (read - luxury) resort, then you score on all bad manners. Convenience is at the forefront. Sometimes you spend 12 hours on an airplane and sit in jeans all this time - you can earn thrombosis.
If the flight is long, then I even put on a sports bra to make it comfortable to sleep. And my pants are unlikely to excite someone so much that I would think about it)
If the flight is long, then I even put on a sports bra to make it comfortable to sleep. And my pants are unlikely to excite someone so much that I would think about it)
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