This could be an interesting thread. There were a lot of interesting clothing options for the newly dead. One walker had an almost miniskirt on. One female walker was in a night shirt or it could have been a night gown. There was a lot of work in creating/dressing all the walkers...

 

LOL i don't think that matters... I've seen people wear shorts during winter, with average temperatures around -30 degrees Celsius.

 

Man, you are observant! lol

 

Haven't seen any walkers in their birthday suits. Guess nobody sleeps in the nude, or get's bitten while doin' the do. No one turned while showering or skinny dippin'. I guess the zombie apocolypse needed to happen to spice up that boring world!

 

Damrod is right. Some offices are really cold in summer. Mine is like a meat locker a lot of days. Everyone learns to keep jackets and scarves here year-round. My husband is an HVAC engineer and has some hard things to say about how office buildings are built, conditoned and maintained.

Assuming that a lot of crazy people would go to work even while things were falling apart ("Bob, I know everyone has the flu but you'd better come in anyway. This Johnson report won't wait.") and thus be caught in the first hordes that sweep through the business and financial districts and spend their zombie days in their work gear.

 

Also did you notice how cleanly that fence split, defiantly was pre-sawed