Abstract: The apparel indicating thermometer has a housing, a circular dial board disposed within the housing, a pointer situated on the face of the dial board, and a thermometer movement attached to a back surface of the housing. The thermometer movement has an arbor which rotates in response to a temperature change. The arbor extends through the housing and the dial board to engage the pointer on the face of the dial board. The dial board face includes a graduated scale indicating degrees of temperature and color-coded segments representing different temperature ranges. Each color-coded segment includes depictions of appropriate pieces of clothing for each temperature range. When the arbor rotates, the position of the pointer is adjusted to indicate the temperature and the appropriate corresponding clothing. Consequently, children and individuals with cognitive disabilities may easily refer to the thermometer to make dressing decisions.