@Philip, at home of course not. I was thinking more of being outdoors with more limited clothing options. I would for instance not carry around several warm coats when backpacking, so having one coat completely soaked could turn out to be a big problem, as is implied by the survival tag attached to the question. I edited to make this clearer.

@Manziel, I believe what you say is a common misunderstanding, see for example discussion here: How does water sublimate at normal atmospheric pressures/conditions (i.e., without a phase boundary between solid and gas)?

@Manziel, high relative humidity at +5 °C is much worse for drying than -5 °C and low relative humidity. I also was quite surprised at the time when I had problems to dry my laundry outside at around 30 °C, but in tropical/super high humidity conditions. Eventually, I decided to wear the clothes in the half-dry state I could achieve.

Related, if not duplicate: outdoors.stackexchange.com/questions/18169/…

You may find this question and my answer interesting: Sleeping pad slightly wider than tent?

@Haem, my answer would be identical to the highest voted answer in the post on Travel.SE linked in WedaPashi's answer, so I prefer to save the hassle of writing it down again.