An extra set of clothes can be mighty handy. Mine has an extra set of high quality Underarmor skivvies(boxer-briefs) and tee, thorlon socks, HD synthetic cargo pants, web belt with friction lock buckle and waterproof silnylon anorak. Occasionally I will include either a wool watchcap or a Columbia Sports boonie hat. What's in your BoB?

Uhm, a bandana? That's not going to cover very much of MY body!

In my hiking daypack I always have extra clothing, but in my day-to-day in-town carry bag ... just that bandana. I guess my carry bag is not really a BoB, just daily stuff.

This is something I`m adding to my bag... I know it's lacking.

I have wool socks.

Adding pants and tshirt.

GoreTex jacket is stored next to it, and I have one in my car box too.

Climate dependent.

Year Round EDC is thin running gloves and a Buff headwear that converts to a watchcap, neck gator, etc. The car kit has extra socks, Mountain Hardware canyon pants and extra shirt and poncho. I usually have a workout bag in my car with lots of extra layers but nothing dedicated to 'Preparedness'.

My BOB has a set of Sierra Design waterproof pants and REI Spruce jacket for outer layers. I have a full set of base layer, clothes and boots but may change out the clothes. Currently its a set of old BDU's but may go more commercial to blend in (civilian style BDU pants and wool sweater).

Have boonie hat, Columbia anorak, and Columbia pants with zip-off legs so they become shorts, several bandanas. But in Florida that's all I really need. Have main raincoat in car with a spare anorak in the passenger seat. Can't forget the spare set of glasses I carry just in case, too.

The Buffwear thingie is a great piece of kit. It also wicks sweat great and dries quickly, and makes a fair improvised dust/smoke mask. It weighs next to nothing and wads or folds down smaller than a deck of cards, making it a worthwhile addition to a BOB. About 20 bucks, with hundreds of colors and patterns available.

Google buffwear to see all the things you can use it for. Amazing!

I found a new way to use the buff recently. DW fell at work and broke her ankle. I just happened to walk in a minute after it happened. I folded the buff in half and used it to hold the ice bags in place as I took her to the ER.

My EDC kit at work. Boo-Yah.

Wishing your DW a speedy recovery.

I carry 1 pair long underwear, 1 pair socks, 1 pair skivvies, 1 boonie hat, 1 pair cargo shorts, 1 pair gloves, 1 toboggan, a bandanna, and 1 t-shirt. I need to add in a pair of cargo pants and a jacket.

I have a couple different bags for my BOBs. My Primary BOB is a simple messenger bag and I do keep a few clothing articles in it; SKD Orange Ball Cap, Rail Rider's Eco-Mesh Shirt, Marmot Precip Jacket, and a spare pair of socks. I also always have a pair of hiking boots attached to my BOB because I normally wear flip-flops or Keen sandals when I am not at work. A pair of leather work gloves and sunglasses are also in my kit.

For the winter (in AZ) I add a pair of OR PL 400 gloves, OR ovo Watch Cap, and a Wool sweater (in place of the Rail rider's shirt.

I have a separate bag for real cold weather travels that is bigger and has among other items, a hard shell (top and bottom), base insulating layer (top and bottom), heavier gloves/mitten over gloves and hat, snow claw, sleeping bag, foam pad and bivy sack, Gore-Tex boots and extra socks.