So what about social gatherings with fellow Naturists as the temperatures drops what is the correct "dress" for winter?
Obviously we are not crazy enough to do without the protection of clothes in winter when needed, but are there any guidelines?
Luckily there are some great guidelines on the Bare Oaks Family Naturist Park website (Bare-Oaks Policies) that I think summarises a common sense approach for social Naturists.
These are:
Clothing should be worn only for protection.
Experienced Naturists know that most body heat is lost through the upper half of the body.
When cool, Naturists put on a shirt – not pants.
When cold the whole body is covered.
So as the weather gets colder and if you attend any Naturist gatherings then use the above guidelines and you wont go too far wrong. Of course everyone has a different internal thermometer and so if you feel cold don't suffer it, dress for your comfort.
The Bare Oaks website has an interesting article on what the owner believes to be the reasons why "clothing optional" does not work. You may or may not agree with him but it is a thought provoking article. Click here
