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    Transition season: The perfect spring wardrobe

09:33
3 April 2025

Transition season
The perfect spring wardrobe

April has arrived, and this time of the year can be changeable in our weather, and our clothing.

London

Mo
18
24
Tu
15
21
We
13
20
Th
11
22
Fr
15
21
Sa
13
21
Su
16
24
Mo
15
23
Tu
17
25
We
16
24
Th
14
22
Fr
13
21
Sa
13
22
Su
14
22
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Min (°C)
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Dublin

Mo
14
18
Tu
11
16
We
11
17
Th
11
18
Fr
13
17
Sa
9
17
Su
12
18
Mo
12
20
Tu
13
20
We
11
18
Th
9
18
Fr
9
18
Sa
12
20
Su
12
21
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Glasgow

Mo
13
17
Tu
11
14
We
9
18
Th
9
17
Fr
13
17
Sa
10
17
Su
11
17
Mo
12
19
Tu
13
18
We
11
18
Th
8
17
Fr
8
18
Sa
11
19
Su
11
19
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Cardiff

Mo
17
19
Tu
12
19
We
12
19
Th
8
18
Fr
15
21
Sa
11
19
Su
14
21
Mo
14
21
Tu
16
22
We
15
21
Th
12
20
Fr
11
19
Sa
12
20
Su
12
20
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Min (°C)
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Manchester

Mo
15
19
Tu
11
16
We
11
17
Th
9
18
Fr
14
18
Sa
10
18
Su
13
20
Mo
13
19
Tu
15
20
We
12
18
Th
11
18
Fr
10
18
Sa
11
19
Su
11
19
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Min (°C)
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If you're ready to convert your wardrobe from winter to spring, there are a few things you should consider:

  • Don't pack away all your winter clothes: Keep a warm jacket and jumper handy for cooler days.
  • Prepare combinations for layering, long-sleeved shirts, blouses, or shirts that you can combine with jackets should be kept handy in your wardrobe.
  • Transitional shoes, swap your winter boots for lighter ankle boots or trainers… Make sure the shoes are waterproof.
  • Clean out: You can immediately sort out clothes that you didn't wear in winter.

Stay on top of everything the season brings us on the WeatherRadar, and the longer-term outlook with each trend article!

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