That is funny, shevia!

Another vote for wool! I either feel very cold or very hot in humid weather; it tends to make either temperature feel more extreme. Wool has the property of not feeling clammy in humid weather, although cotton can. It also breathes well and makes it more unlikely for warmth to build up unpleasantly. I've been in that situation with puffers - too cold without it, but start getting overly warm with it on, then take it off and feel extra chilly with the dampness, rinse, repeat. Wool cardigans or boiled wool jackets are more comfortable in damp weather.

I get dressed in the morning and by noon I need to change if I go out. I don’t remember it being so humid here in the Bay Area at this time of year. We decided to go to Santana Row today for the first time in nearly two years. Started out okay but dripping in sweat after a while. Outside tonight it’s chilly. My wool clothes are still packed away waiting for late October.

Maybe wool would be best since it’s humid and cold… and yeah, I think I strained something getting my cowichan sweater out of winter storage. Of course it had to be in the last bin at the bottom of the stack in the back of the closet. Lol! Argh!