one more...Jeans/sneakers at all in Italy?
Aug 22nd, 2006, 05:51 AM
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I will say that jeans DO dry faily quickly in a dry climate. I've been hanging my own jeans to dry, to prevent shrinkage in the dryer. I live in Texas and it has been VERY hot and dry here. My upstairs thermostat is set to 79 degrees. My jeans take about 16 hours to dry - depending on the pockets. I've had knits that take a lot longer to air dry than that. (Of course, it's a huge function of the humidity level. In Costa Rica, tiny thin swim suits did not dry after 48 hours!)
Sep 8th, 2006, 07:08 AM
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Jeans and sneakers are fine for touring around in the daytime. Heels are fine for evenings if you aren't walking far to have dinner. I think October's a bit late weather wise for cropped pants.
Sep 8th, 2006, 07:15 AM
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Jeans and sneakers were everywhere - funky little Pumas, you know, European looking sneakers.
If you wear heels on a regular basis and are used to walking around in them on uneven terrain, then you'll be fine in Italy. I wore 3 in. minimum out to dinner every night while there. I wear them to work, and am used to walking on cobbles/bricks every day. If you're not, wear them and take a cab.
If you wear heels on a regular basis and are used to walking around in them on uneven terrain, then you'll be fine in Italy. I wore 3 in. minimum out to dinner every night while there. I wear them to work, and am used to walking on cobbles/bricks every day. If you're not, wear them and take a cab.
