Whilst outdoor naturism is at it’s best in the warm sunshine, the body feels the cold less when naked as there is no contrast  between the clothed and exposed parts of the body, consequently you will find that you can tolerate temperatures quite a bit lower than you might expect.

What does make a difference is the humidity, in very dry conditions, you really don’t feel the cold. It’s not unknown for naturists to enjoy skiing in alpine resorts and often resorting to snowball fights given the opportunity.  Of course you will get cold and it is important to ensure that you have somewhere warm to retire to once you’ve had your outdoor fun.

Being naked in the rain is a delicious experience and when you no longer have to worry about getting your clothes wet, it becomes a surprisingly acceptable experience to be out in the rain.

But being a naturist isn’t limited to being outdoors and thanks to the wonders of central heating you can choose to shed your clothes all years round within your home.

Living a clothes free life isn’t limited to the summer and the beach.