We are leaving for Frankfurt, Munich, and the Czech Rep. May 5. What are the most comfortable clothes to take? Am planning short sleeves, long sleeves, golf shirts, a sweater and jacket. Are short sleeves okay to take? Husband thinks we should wear only long sleeved items.
Posted by
Frankfurt, Germany
8948 posts
Not sure what you mean by "are short sleeves acceptable?"
The weather here changes daily. Over Easter it was up to 80, today it is cooler. One year we had snow flurries on 31 May and a week later it was hot. Go figure. It is probably similar to Indiana.
Posted by
Florida, USA
12172 posts
Here's what I pack. It gets me from cold to warm. More than likely you will experience some cool weather and maybe some really nice weather. Also be prepared for rain.
Rather than warm items of clothing, bring layers.
http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/profile?id=203861
Hopefully you can get some ideas.
Posted by
Des Moines, IA
2193 posts
Rai Ann: Dress like you would in Iowa this time of year, and you'll have it nailed down just about right. Remember that it was 80+ degrees Fahrenheit here last Friday, but it's been pretty chilly since. Expect the same fluctuations for your visit to Germany.
Posted by
Fallbrook, CA, USA
48 posts
Take a look at the photos of people depicted in the newspapers from those countries. Use Google to find them. How you dress depends on your age, regardless of the country. I try to blend in, so always check what others are wearing then arrange my limited choice of clothes to fit. Basically, dress the way you would at home and be comfortable. Besides, if you plan "perfectly", you won't have a reason to shop, now will you?
Posted by
OP
Fairfax, IA
14 posts
Got it. Dress is about the same as here in Iowa this time of year. Dress in layers but don't pack to much so I have to shop. Sounds good to me. Thanks for all info.