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[steve12l@mamot.fr]

@cmconseils True!

[matthias_01@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils that's what we call in German "Übergangsjacke". Not Winter anymore, not Summer yet.

[art_histories@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils True.

[lemonlolita@calckey.world]

@cmconseils@mastodon.social
Just go naked everywhere, problem solved.

[cb@social.lol]

@cmconseils I have a formula. If it's below 40°, I wear my heavy coat. If it's in the 40s, I wear my less heavy coat. If it's in the 50s, I wear my windbreaker, rain jacket, or a sweater. If it's 60° or above, no jacket needed.

[lockedintospace@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils This is why I wear sweaters until the temperature feels hellish.

[teemuki@piipitin.fi]

@Matthias_01 @cmconseils

In Finland, we have "välikausitakki", literally "in-between-seasons jacket".

[bit@ohai.social]

@cmconseils The time is upon us yet again to summon the chameleon of outwear... the hoodie.

[eowyn@pouet.chapril.org]

@cmconseils Noooo

[linrunner@fosstodon.org]

@cmconseils There is a german word for the appropriate garment for this time of the year: "Übergangsjacke".

[wendinoakland@beige.party]

@cmconseils Take the opportunity to be extravagantly wrong. Edit: I’m looking at you, loud, plaid, designer thing from Stockholm, it’s your turn, baby!

[madgoat@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils it's the right coat for the moment, but an hour later, you're dying.

[theowashere@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils Jokes on you. I'm german, we have übergangsjacke

[guillotine_jones@beige.party]

@cmconseils
Corollary: The coat you choose in the morning will probably be wrong by the afternoon.

[irina@wandering.shop]

@teemuki @Matthias_01 @cmconseils "Tussenjas" in the Netherlands. (But I wore my summer coat today because it was 16 degrees and sunny, though humid so not very nice)

[josh0@babka.social]

@callunavulgaris @cmconseils I don’t understand.

[pomegranate_stew@kind.social]

@cmconseils
Accurate. I went out the door for lunch in my flannel-lined spring/fall jacket. I walked directly back in the door, took it off, and walked back out the door in my t-shirt.

[rose@linuxrocks.online]

@cmconseils Probably because fear of abandonment issues, I take pictures of orphaned gloves - approaching 1000 - and this is the best time of year for it. Nobody loses a glove that's on their hand, but many a glove shoved into a pocket will fall prey to my lens. I'm here for it.

[sarajw@front-end.social]

@cmconseils listen carefully and you can hear the rustling of all the Germans smugly pulling out their Übergangsjacken

[briellebouquet@lgbtqia.space]

@rose @cmconseils i used to take pictures of single shoes when id come across them. i used to go for lots of walks. and i found a surprising amount of single shoes. i probably lost most of the shots, and i used to be too broke for a phone so i missed lots of them. but its interesting to see someone else with a similar habit. if i were still walking everywhere, id still be doing it