What to wear
What to wear in 25 degrees (77 °F)
25 °C is warm summer weather. Light, loose, breathable clothes keep you comfortable; sun protection matters as much as the outfit.
By Style Finder · Updated 26 October 2026
In short
- Linen, cotton and other breathable fabrics.
- Loose fits let air move.
- Sandals, espadrilles or light trainers.
- A hat, sunglasses and sun cream.
How to layer at 25 °C
One layer
Light and loose; a thin layer only for air-conditioning or late evenings.
Outfit ideas
AI illustrationEveryday
- Linen shirt
- Light trousers
- Loafers or smart sandals
Cool and smart for a warm working day.
AI illustrationOut in the sun
- Vest or T-shirt
- Shorts
- Sun hat
- Sunglasses
- Sandals
As light as it gets, with sun protection.
Reapply sun cream through the day.
AI illustrationWarm evening
- Linen dress or shirt
- Light trousers
- Espadrilles
Breezy and dressed up for a warm evening.
What to avoid
- Synthetic fabrics that trap heat.
- Tight jeans in the midday sun.
- Going without sun protection.
Questions
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