Dress in layers. Much easier to adjust your insulation a little bit thru the day than wearing a t-shirt & parka.
The lower end of your coat should have a good elastic or draw string to snug up around your waist or lower. Else, kinda like trying to heat the house with the front door open.
Something taught in Boy Scouts for polar camping. Stay hydrated! Tis easy to become dehydrated in colder weather. Your body as it starts to dehydrate starts closing down blood flow in the capillaries furthest away from your heart. Those being your feet & hands......often the first thing to get cold.
Something else taught in Boy Scouts........Cotton Kills. Cotton can draw moisture from your body or the damp weather and create a damp layer. Damp/wet clothes draw water from your body quickly. Cotton blue jeans, t-shirts & gloves not wise to use in colder weather. There are undergarments that will draw moisture from your body and dissipate it without chilling your skin.
You lose a good portion of heat out of your head too. Baseball caps don't hold much heat.
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