Ladies like me who are always cold, what do you wear?

[balle26]

I am always cold and the temp on the ship is always freezing at night and for shows. I know I can wear a hoodie but honestly it's like wearing a jacket for me. Anyone always cold out there like me? How do you dress?

[Clarea]

I am always cold and the temp on the ship is always freezing at night and for shows. I know I can wear a hoodie but honestly it's like wearing a jacket for me. Anyone always cold out there like me? How do you dress?

My wife typically wears a light sweater to the theater.

[KeywestK]

I'm usually cold in the public areas. I often carry a shawl with me. I almost always need it in the main show theater, and often the MDR.

[cynt]

I'm always cold so I can relate. Layers, Layers, Layers and I always carry a shawl/pashmina. I pack a lightweight sweater/cardigan to go over my tanks/tshirts or sundresses while on board. I sleep in my winter flannel pj bottoms and long sleeve tshirt. I usually wear long sleeve outfits for dinner and carry my sweater/cardigan for the evening shows.

[nanofrog]

I am always cold and the temp on the ship is always freezing at night and for shows. I know I can wear a hoodie but honestly it's like wearing a jacket for me. Anyone always cold out there like me? How do you dress?

 

I share your pain. Always have a sweater or sometimes even a blazer with me. And don't get me started about the a/c in restaurants. Nancy

[lazeyey]

I'm always cold too. I was probably the only one in Mexico who was wearing a jacket on the beech. When we got to Florida I was so cold that I had to wear a thick sweater. Some guy came up to me and asked me if I was cold with a confused look on his face. I told him that I was freezing. He asked me where I was from and when I said Canada he laughed so hard and told his friends that were with him. They all laughed at me lol.

[Sunny AZ Girl]

I'm always cold so I can relate. Layers, Layers, Layers and I always carry a shawl/pashmina. I pack a lightweight sweater/cardigan to go over my tanks/tshirts or sundresses while on board. I sleep in my winter flannel pj bottoms and long sleeve tshirt. I usually wear long sleeve outfits for dinner and carry my sweater/cardigan for the evening shows.

 

That's me exactly! Except for sleeping in flannel. that's when I get hot - when I sleep. Otherwise, layers.

[joand452]

I usually have a sweater or shawl, too. You can usually get pashmina-like shawls in just about every color on board!

[nanwel]

I sometimes carry a wrap "pashmina" type, but it was always slipping off - found it annoying - bought a very fine wool sweater with 3/4 sleeves - no buttons and a pointy type bottom - stays on when I want it to - can tie it around my waste if I need my hands free. If i put it on the back of a chair it stays - not on the floor.

I bought black because it goes with everything - can be rinsed out - wrapped in a towel,hung on a hanger and dries overnight.

I have had more use of that than almost anything I own.

[debstrek]

Count me in the "Freeze Club". I bring my handy velour jacket whenever we go somewhere with A/C onboard. It's a little dressier than a hoodie and not bulky. In the MDR I have a dressy black sweater that I bring. In the cabin we turn the A/C to a more comfortable temp. Just have to check after the cabin attendant makes up the room - they always try to turn me into an ice cube!

[balle26]

thank god I am not alone :) yes I have to figure it out. A cardigan will do nothing for me or a shawl...still too cold. It drives me crazy because you can't dress nice if you are walking around with a hoodie all night long. I wonder if I should buy 4 over the head decent nice thick hoodies with no zipper so they can be like sweaters and wear a long sleeve shirt underneath. I really am agonizing over this lol because I want to be comfortable. I could layer with 4 tops but honestly that isn't really comfortable either. I am totally fine during the day..they don't crank if up but at night I want to go to the shows in a fleece blanket. I am always so cold I can't enjoy myself so I really need to plan this out better for my cruise coming up in late Feb.

[balle26]

debstrek - can you post a link of your jacket or something similiar so I can get an idea? thansk!

[TheCalicoCat]

I'm always cold so I can relate. Layers, Layers, Layers and I always carry a shawl/pashmina. I pack a lightweight sweater/cardigan to go over my tanks/tshirts or sundresses while on board. I sleep in my winter flannel pj bottoms and long sleeve tshirt. I usually wear long sleeve outfits for dinner and carry my sweater/cardigan for the evening shows.

 

Pretty much ditto.

[island284]

After dinner I usually change into jeans, a long sleeve tee and either a zip up hoodie or a thick sweater. The public places on the ship are very cold to me too. If people look at me as though I'm strange I just tell them I'm from Florida and it's too cold for me.

 

The only person you need to please is yourself. Dress comfortably and stay warm.

[Hockeylovinmom]

Layers work for me. I often wear "Winter Silks" underneath. They are not bulky and vert soft. I wear a silky cami under dressier items. I also always cruise with two favorite sweaters - one white, one black. They are long sleeved, cotton, fine gauge and go with everything.

 

 

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[Ehpride]

I use a shawl or light sweater. The shawl is nice because I can use it on my lap or around my shoulders. Plus, it makes a great airplane blanket.

[jaybird from SC]

Those of you who are always cold, according to those in the medical profession, you should have your thyroid checked. Wearing a sweater or shawl works normally for me in the theater...

[hansolosmom]

I've gotten some really cute sweaters from Lands End that I take with me, i love them & have them in different weights.

[lovemylab]

I use a waterfall cardigan.

[kellane]

I always carry a cardigan with me in either black or white and I think I am also going to bring along a blue jean jacket (*gasp* I know...) to go over my less formal dresses for my upcoming cruise.

 

As for the thyroid thing, I have mine checked regularly because I did have an issue with that postpartum and it has been normal ever since my daughter was about one. I've just always been a cold natured person.

[mimi217]

I'm always cold on board. Always pack shawls or dressy sweaters for evenings. Even during the day if I'm inside I usually carry a lightweight sweatshirt with me. The temp. Is inconsistent throughout the ship.

[Kimberlyspups]

I don't care anymore, I bring hooded sweatshirts and allow myself to be comfortable.

 

 

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[suezyq50]

Those of you who are always cold, according to those in the medical profession, you should have your thyroid checked. Wearing a sweater or shawl works normally for me in the theater...

 

I have mine checked annually. I am always cold. I take a sweater with me all the time.

[pop5]

Always need a sweater. I stay cold!

[goodycruising]

I have trouble at the local movie theatre, and others agree they have the AC on too high, particularly in summer! So I take a supermarket type bag with beanie, gloves (thermal), a pashminka scarf, and two jackets, one for over the legs.

 

I don't care too much what I look like, but don't really like looking weird. I take similar setup to the football. It is horrible to be cold and miserable, and if a hoodie keeps you warm in the theatre, take it!

 

I also hate having to try and pick the table in restaurants where the air is not blowing on me too much. I think that often workers in a place think that it is a lot warmer than it actually is. I appreciate they are working and it makes them warmer, but we are the customer. I will not go back to where I am uncomfortable if I can choose to go somewhere else.