Here's a technique my buddy taught me years ago when we were painting houses outside. Take a long-sleeve shirt, preferably button-up and something that's baggy so the air flows through it, and simply wet it down and put it on. Doesn't have to be in ice-water, if your body tempature is up around a hundred it's still gonna take some effort to get it on the bod anyway. With the slightest breeze it'll feel like air-conditioning for a good two hours. I didn't like the feel of wet cloths and so it took me the longest time to try but after I got miserable enough working in the heat I did and it works wonderfully. Still do it today but seems like I always wait 'till I'm roasting before I do. And seriously, talk about refreshing, like fishing in the shade on a cool day!

In this heat when either riding the bike or fishing I wear my standard long sleeve white dress shirt. I don't wear suits anymore and they were just hanging there. It will make a difference and you look professional too.

BPS Master catalog, comfortable sofa, National Geo. Channel turned down low and some serious AIR CONDITIONING.