staying dry on the commute

i think ive got my commuting clothing dialled now and looking forward to what nature throws down on me this winter!,
i always used to have to change at work or wear a damp cotton polo shirt which had to be changed daily,i discovered howies merino wool tops 2 years ago but there £50 and too good for work then endura brought out a lighter weight merino long sleeve top and only £33...

you can wear it all week to work and it dosnt smell,i can vouch 2 weeks smell free with the howies tops on holiday!, no really there amazing,
i wear altura trousers-not sure what ones they are,there 3 years old,not waterproof but i just wear them at work all day now so dont have to change...

most of the year i ride into work wearing hogs (non steel toe cap) derbi boots,£39, very waterproof once done with nikwax a few times...

now the roads are pretty filthy im wearing my viking `dryboots, £42, they are awesome...

i wear these alot on the pugsley as i ride with flats on it,there a lined rubber boot with ankle hieght sealed tongue-so warm unlike wellingtons,soles are a little bit soft for cycling but there great for water,mud,slush conditions,
my altura nevis jacket is 3 years old and was only £30 in a sale and waterproof for about half an hour so fine for my commute...

for the winter half of the year i have my BBB £20 gloves,again water proof for about an hour so ideal...

my crumpler courier bag has never leaked yet,its a tough bag and i think it will last for years...

in my pannier is a pair of endura waterproofs £40 for if raining...

there 100% waterproof but a little sweaty at the knees,in my courier bag is a pair of paclite montaine trousers for warmer wet weather or below zero weather...

so now i ride to work with just the wool top under the jacket which below zero degrees is warm enough with all vents closed,i add a fleece headband that covers the top of my ears and im comfy,warm and dry and dont have a load of changing to do once at work, just hang my jacket to air put on a sweatshirt and swap to steel toecap hogs boots and im ready to go-after a brew of course...