In most countries, when the temperature climbs above 86°F (30°C), people typically opt for light and breathable clothing like dresses and shorts. However, in Chile, you’ll often find locals wearing thick jeans and warm clothing even in hot weather. This intriguing preference for dressing warmly in high temperatures is a testament to the Chilean way of life.
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