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zerotails aka jaymz is a 99.4 year old boy, has been a member since October 11, 2007, has scored 1138 submissions, giving an average score of 1.16.

Sep 07 '08 by zerotails

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Ways to wear your Threadless t-shirts in the fall/winter?

Ok..so over here in Canada, summer is just about over. It's getting chilly.

i still however would like to continue wearing my threadless tshirts proudly without freezing.

How do ya'all do it? Or do you just pack it in and wait for summer again?

thanks

Jebbie on Sep 07 '08 at 2:31am

with a jacket?
with a longsleeve shirt underneath?

Perhaps your circulation isn't as good as ours (as you are a 98 yr old man/boy), or perhaps Australia is warmer (NO FUCKING WAI) but I tend to wear mine all the time.

sleepyfeet on Sep 07 '08 at 2:31am

I wish it was getting colder where I am too.
Usually just under a hoodie. Most of the buildings in my school are really hot because of the heater so I can get away with wearing just a tee and stick a jacket on when I go out.

Jebbie on Sep 07 '08 at 2:32am

Also I find if I keep my widdle tootsies warm (with some loverly otter socks mayhaps) I'm a bit warmer than I am without covered toes.

shakethesheets on Sep 07 '08 at 2:34am

typically with a zip-up sweater/sweatshirt on top of it

my standard winter wear is t-shirt + one of a million zip hoodies + vest or serious jacket for colder weather.

sleepyfeet on Sep 07 '08 at 2:37am

hehe Jebs :)
I think heat escapes from the head and feet so if you cover those you'll be warmer. I think I read it once somewhere. :P

Jebbie on Sep 07 '08 at 2:39am

i think some insane amount like 100% of heat escapes from your head.

not quite, i think its 60%. my mum is always telling me to put a hat on.

but if you keep your extremeties (sp?) warm then your body doesn't need to both keeping them warm as much and can focus on your internal organs (kind of the reverse reasoning to explain why your hands and feet are cold quickest, your body saves the warming for your torso so your heart and shiz is safe. it decides whilst fingers/toes and hands/feet are cool, they're not as good as staying alive longer).

YAY HUMAN SMART

Chipmnk on Sep 07 '08 at 2:40am

I almost always wear a longsleeve under my Threadless shirts from the beginning of fall through the middle of spring. It's usually enough. If it's colder, usually a jacket or blazer over that.

Of course, this is also where getting a Threadless hoodie comes into play.

Goldendust on Sep 07 '08 at 2:51am

I often wear a plain longsleeve shirt underneath... we've just come out of winter, and it's only starting to warm up. Scarves are also good.

zerotails on Sep 08 '08 at 10:05pm

lol thanks guys. Yeah I could wear a hoodie over it. But I was asking because I don't want to hide the awesome design under a hoodie. Goldendust's idea seems like a good one.

Oh and I am a proud to own 4 threadless hoodies. They should print more. :)

YtFeLMi on Sep 08 '08 at 10:06pm

Threadless Hoodies!

ofthecoast on Sep 08 '08 at 10:08pm

what part of canada?

up here in the snowy frozen north, I wear them the same way I do in the summer.

It's not cold indoors.

Neon Samurai on Sep 08 '08 at 10:20pm

Thermals?

zerotails on Sep 08 '08 at 10:32pm

oo thermals...brilliant. I'm in Toronto..yes it's nothing compared to what you guys get up North. We're wimps yes..lol

in the past i had crappy tshirts from second hand vintage shops which i hid under hoodies. But threadless tees..are too awesome to hide..

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