How should I dress for the weather in Canada?

Dressing correctly for the weather in Canada is determined by the time of year, since the country experiences four distinct seasons. Canada's winter season normally lasts from January to late March (including late December). Then, in Canada, spring begins and lasts until the last week of June. Summer normally lasts from late June to late September, followed by Fall, which begins around the end of September and lasts until just before Christmas.

Because of Canada's four seasons, all citizens must recognize that their wardrobe selections must be adjusted accordingly. This website will give additional information on Canada's four seasons later, but for now, here are some recommendations for choosing the finest materials and textiles for varied Canadian weather conditions, as well as how to alter your outfit for unexpected weather.

Insulating materials (ex. Wool) are recommended for cold weather conditions.
Breathable fabrics (ex. Cotton) are best for warmer days.
Look for moisture-wicking, wind-resistant and waterproof clothing to handle Canada’s rain and snow. best.
Use layering techniques (more on layering in the winter section down the page) to handle temperature fluctuations.

The parts that follow will go into further detail regarding each season, but here are some key points to know about Canadian weather as a beginner.

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