How warships carry clothing for changing climates

Would a battleship or cruiser always carry both warm-weather and cold-weather clothing for its sailors?

Ships normally carried some of both, but not a complete large issue for every climate because additional clothing could be delivered when needed.

A major warship would keep at least some clothing for both warm and cold conditions. It would not normally carry a large complete stock of every possible climate issue at all times. Space aboard ship had other demands, and navies could send additional gear when an itinerary or deployment required it. Ships retained enough flexibility for immediate needs while relying on the supply system for a full transition between operating environments. Even personal equipment reflected the balance between onboard endurance and replenishment.