My first game was in 34 degrees and I was wrecked: long sleeves, gloves, a scarf… How do you dress in summer to avoid cooking and still not end up covered in welts? Are there fabrics or clothes that work better?
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Hi!! unfortunately there is no dress code or dress standard, the most appropriate thing is that they are garments that breathe as well as possible and dry quickly, on the other hand long or short sleeves, that's down to taste but think that a bit more fabric won't make you sweat more or less (it's someone who always wears long sleeves and fire-resistant for work) it's more a psychological matter, now then if you can choose slightly looser garments you'll always feel less uncomfortable, but let me spoil it for you, you're going to be hot in summer, and above all lots of hydration. and another option is to play night games when the sun no longer beats down.... but even so it's hot.
