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I've just got some thermals from Smartwool that had some nice features for the ladies. Icebreaker do thermals for all occasions, from 150 to 260g per square metre, if you get a few different ones it means you will stay warm in all kinds of cold weather. I've almost completely stopped wearing cotton for work or sports, even in the summer, normal t-shirts are just so rubbish in comparison to high performance fabrics. Worth every penny, I'd say.

 

Are there any regulations in the US for working in the cold? I know at one stage the Swedish equivalent of HSE didn't recommend prolonged outdoor work unless warmer than -12 degrees Celsius. Often I've found though that with the wind it'll be more like -20 at that stage...

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up here it aint that cold i just add another t shirt. normally i'm out in 2 t shirts and a fleece or if its windy or wet 2 t shirts and a waterproof jacket (unlined) my hands and feet get cold but my legs onl get cold when they get wet

 

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