In Summer, thinner cotton shirts & shorts if its hot enough. In Winter, I start to pull out the shirt-jacs. I have under-armor base shirts for those days when it gets really cold ( or for camping). Sometimes I’ll wear a leather jacket in the Fall.
I do swap my summer shoes into storage and pull the winter shoes (and boots) out; not sure if that qualifies. Used to swap cotton for wool socks but now they all fit in one sock drawer.
I think it is very much related to closet and drawer space. If I had the space, I wouldn’t swap clothes for summer and winter, but I don’t so I do.
This: My summer and winter clothes all fit in the same closet and drawers, so the extent of my “swapping” is the natural migration of the long-sleeved stuff to the tops of the drawers and the more-easily-accessed side of the closet.
All this time I thought you were a woman.
Same here, but “Lynn” could go either way I suppose. I’ve known a lot of guys with that name. More men than women, actually.
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Read the title of this thread and the OP.
Of course I have seasonal clothes. Shorts are no good to me when it’s sub freezing out, and it’s not a lot of fun to wear flannel shirts when it’s 90. And we get both of those temperatures in New England.
I don’t “swap” them in my closet or anything though - there’s enough space that I don’t need to do some ritual swap out when the weather gets cold/warm, and that would kinda suck, because much like taking out the air conditioners, we’d get a sudden warm snap as soon as I switched to winter clothes and the reverse in the spring.