10 CLOTHING ITEMS YOU SHOULD HAVE THIS RAINY SEASON

                
clothing items for the rain
The
rainy season is back again and in this part of the world, we know that this
means a heavy downpour at least every day. The best part of the season is
staying home watching movies, wrapped in warm blankets and sipping hot beverage.
But the reality is that our lives goes on just the same; only difference is, we
have the rains to deal with.

 

In
the name of not sacrificing style for the rains, here are 10 ten haves for the
rainy season.
1.
Umbrella
By
default. No arguments. Get an umbrella. Umbrellas protect you when an umbrella.
Umbrellas protect your clothes, shoes and bags during a downpour and should be carried
everywhere you go.
2.
Raincoat
No, raincoats
are not meant for only children. Raincoats would protect you when you’re not in
a good position to carry an umbrella. Get one in plain colour and keep it ready
for a rainy day.
3.
Boots
A
pair of water proof boots would be ideal for jeans and walking through puddles.
4. Rubber
Sandals
Also
known “shoe-savers”. Get them in pretty colours and these will save
your leather or Swede shoes when in the rain.
5.
Sweaters
Unless
you don’t carrying a blanket everywhere you go and you have a job that allows you
to bring a blanket to work, then you are advised to get a sweater to protect
yourself from cold. It doubles as a blanket and a cuddle buddy with no strings
attached. *winks*
6.
Dark jeans
Replace
all your light jeans this season with dark jeans. This is simply because dark
jeans are less conspicuous when wet and try as hard as you can, one day, you’re
going to get wet.
7. Neutral
coloured underwear
This
is for the ladies. When clothes get wet, they tend to stick to our body and
reveal the colour and outline of our underwear. How cool would it be if the
entire street knew that you were wearing your favourite red panties? Try
wearing neutral coloured underwear to avoid this.
8.
Non-cotton socks
This
is for the guys. No one likes their feet wet, clad in soggy socks and trapped
in shoes all day. Replace all your cotton socks with non-cotton to avoid wet
and smelly feet.
 
By Chisom Nwaezuoke