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6/21/2025, 4:18:12 PM
>>2822195
>Only thing I'm struggling with is finding a solution for the legs, using natural fiber.
From my experience living in a cold and wet climate, I use wool trousers in the winter, and heavy duty poly-cotton the rest of the year.
As you say breathability is important otherwise you'll sweat yourself wet. Tex clothing feels like a meme that will fade out eventually, especially now that more environmentally friendly impregnation techniques can turn cotton/poly-cotton clothes in to psuedo rain gear.
My go to is breathable and rugged clothes that can handle a light drizzle and separate rain jacket in my pack in case it starts to pour and I suggest you try the same.
>Only thing I'm struggling with is finding a solution for the legs, using natural fiber.
From my experience living in a cold and wet climate, I use wool trousers in the winter, and heavy duty poly-cotton the rest of the year.
As you say breathability is important otherwise you'll sweat yourself wet. Tex clothing feels like a meme that will fade out eventually, especially now that more environmentally friendly impregnation techniques can turn cotton/poly-cotton clothes in to psuedo rain gear.
My go to is breathable and rugged clothes that can handle a light drizzle and separate rain jacket in my pack in case it starts to pour and I suggest you try the same.
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