New cool weather clothes or worn summer outfits for shul RH?

amother

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 5:47 pm

Advice needed please !

The weather has not been super consistent here in the tristate area.

Will you be dressing your kids for shul this rosh hashana in fresh cold weather clothes? Or summer clothes that may or may not have been through the ringer?

stillnewlywed

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 5:50 pm

Will depend on the weather. If it's chilly, winter clothes. If there is one hotter day I will do summer clothes.

amother

Moccasin

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 5:56 pm

amother OP wrote:

Cold weather clothes. It's October this year.

amother

Petunia

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 5:58 pm

we always have in between clothes and wear those during nisan and tishrei

amother

Lightcyan

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 6:00 pm

There are 10 shul days in October. It will mostly depend on weather, but we will probably wear new for RH-super excited, but Shabbos will be back to summer and then try to get as much summer stuff in again over the rest of the Yom Tovim.

amother

Lavender

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 6:12 pm

So far the weather is staying consistently in the high 60s-tops 70 degrees
Winter clothing for sure!

amother

Birch

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 6:12 pm

As of now, Thursday looks like a high of 71 which is warmer than today and Friday and shabbos look even warmer...so you can really go either way. But I'll probably do summer clothing and save their winter stuff for succos or see weather on Yom Kippur. A cartigan or sweater....

amother

DarkGray

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 6:27 pm

We wear white on Roth Hashana, so my boy will be in white shirts and dark pants and my daughter will be in a mix, some old season and some new season, with the new stuff on whichever day is coldest/wettest.

My baby outgrew the summer things and moved on to the long-sleeved warmer wardrobe in September.

amother

Charcoal

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 6:31 pm

amother Birch wrote:

This. There is an inyan to wear new clothes in sukkos. Being that rh will be warm we will wear summer still

ShishKabob

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 6:42 pm

amother Charcoal wrote:

This. There is an inyan to wear new clothes in sukkos. Being that rh will be warm we will wear summer still

Was just going to say exactly this. You're supposed to save the new clothing for sukkos.

amother

Chestnut ↓

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 6:47 pm

We save nice new clothing for shalosh regalim regardless of weather.

amother

Brown

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 6:49 pm

Girl, it’s 3 days so literally one of each of the above Smile

One summer long sleeve we wore less, one new lighter winter and one summer that’s on its last leg.

giftedmom

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 7:02 pm

So far it looks like winter clothes at night and summer clothes by day but will be following the forecast

amother

Chicory ↓

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 7:29 pm

According to weather this is the weather so far for Monsey NY.
Anything above 70 is for me summer or inbetween clothes. Not wintery velour, turtlenecks etc.

Thu 03
Mostly Sunny
72°
/51°

Fri 04
Partly Cloudy
75°
/54°

Sat 05
Mostly Sunny
73°
/52°

amother

Pink

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 8:41 pm

Summer clothing for younger crew is fit for bin. Little Kids will wear knew,winter clothing . after shul if Boys want can remove sweaters for just shirt and Daughters can switch to summer robe if please. (Boys will undress mark my word girls wont)

synthy

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 9:19 pm

Winter clothes. The hottest it’ll get is low 70s, so no one will be too hot in a sweater. And the morning and evenings are 60ish or lower, too cold for shorts.

amother

Chambray

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 9:21 pm

Why are the only choices summer or winter? How about fall clothes.

amother

↑ Chestnut

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 9:28 pm

amother Chambray wrote:

Why are the only choices summer or winter? How about fall clothes.

Most ppl can’t afford a fall specific Shabbos wardrobe so it’s less a tiny and not so likely to be discussed.

HonesttoGod

Sat, Sep 28 2024, 9:44 pm

Either winter stuff without extra layers (so no tights or turtlenecks or thick velours or cardigans)

Or

Summer stuff with an extra layer such as a cardi, tshirt, or tights.