What kind of clothes do you wear? Are they "normal"

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I wear old baggy comfortable cloths because I'm use to wearing them and I hate how normal sized cloths feel.

I've been called a homeless meth addict. So sad.

Vintage 60s Mod inspired clothes. I also like to wear things that seem unisex.

^ Really, Even with out a jacket? I wish I was warm blooded like that. I have to wear many many layers. Normally I would wear: a wife-beater, under armour compression, t-shirt, thermal, and a hoodie. That's only in the cold months though, I am unbearably sensitive to cold weather. I never used to be though, kinda weird that this just started happening to me as an adult.

On the other hand. I am also really sensitive to the heat too! So in summer I usually wear baggy cargo shorts (not those huge ones that look like a pair of high-waters) just baggy enough so my man-tools can get some air I wear t-shirts time to time but I sweat so much it's embarrassing when I get two huge sweat patches under my pits, so I usually only wear them towards the end of the day. Other wise I just rock my cargos & and a wife-beater or shirtless. Or if I really have to wear a shirt on a hot day I'll wear a button up Hawaii/surf shirt with a beater under it so I can just wear it unbuttoned and not come across as some hot-shot. OOHH and if it is really humid and hot I will go commando with no shirt and no worries

Hmm, me and my buddy just had a big argument. He insists that am so particular with how I like things done and I denied it completely. It seems like he might be on to something. Good thing I don't do apologizes or admit defeat. Hey I wouldn't be so picky if my tactile senses didn't wreak mayhem on me constantly, it truely is a pain in the ass having to make so many changes in my life just so I can be somewhat physically comfortable (not to mention what it does to me mentally).

I dress mostly for comfort, and my favorite type of clothing is tagless things since I have a sensory problem with tags. I prefer to wear pants, so I already know I could never be a part of a church that expects women to wear skirts or dresses.

Colors don't really matter to me, but I prefer baggy clothing. Usually I wear jeans and a T-shirt. I dislike tight clothing because I feel like I am suffocating.

Black dress pants, long sleeved button down shirts and ties. I like patterns, mixing patterns and colors. I'm not comfortable with monochrome matching because it's easy. I watch fashion programs aimed at women who need to learn how to dress better and just transfer the skills.

I dress like...



Or usually in band shirts, hoodies, jeans and skate shoes that really need to be replaced.

And I love this jacket:



And this one:

i must dress professional for work, but i do it the easiest way possible. in summer i wear tan pants, in winter, black., always with pockets. i top it with a blue, pink, or purple sweater. i get most of my clothes at goodwill. i ask for sweaters as gifts. i can't stand wool next to my skin. who can? i like clothes that fit - not tight or loose. i like to look neat. sometimes i'll wear the same clothes days in a row if i won't be seeing the same people and i haven't been sweating.

I prefer dark colored loose fitting pants(when I can find them). My shirts tend to be tight yet roomy and i wear them on the outside.

I'm usually clean shaven because of the work i do. Right now, i have a full beard and mustache.

TheSunAlsoRises

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No jeans, ever.

As a whole I wear the clothing that is outdoorsy, lots of quick-dry stuff, long sleeve t-shirts, normal t-shirts.

I don't as a whole have preference for tight or loose, though do based on individual days. What I care about is clothing not being too stiff.

I don't like wearing all black, but do it sometimes anyways. I tend to wear yellows, greens, and blues most for shirts (yellow's my favorite color, my parents think I look good in greens and blues and buy most my clothing).

I am a clothes afficionado. I wear mostly skirts, with matching tops. I love prints, especially floral prints, and crochet. Probably half my clothes have flowers printed on them and/or crochet trim. I love soft colors, especially shades of peach, apricot, pale pink and coral, or very light shades of blue, and in winter I wear a lot of black and grey and muted shades of purple. I wear soft, flowing clothes and only flat shoes. No demin, it is torture to wear jeans. I can't to wear anything with a tight waistband so pants usually have to have a drawstring waist. I don't wear pants much except in summer, I wear short pants around the house. I wear tall boots in winter, keds or similar very soft shoes the rest of the year, and flip flops year round at home. I definitely stand out from the way other people dress because my clothes are very matchy. I like to be almost monochrome from head to toe, all one color or very similar shades of the same color.

T-shirts (usually with some sort of Geeky graphic on them) and cargo pants in the winter, and then tank tops and cargo shorts in the summer. All men's clothing. Usually accompanied with a chain necklace of choice.

Back in high school I was always the one sporting those bright awesome tribal design button up T-shirts that were popular in the early 2000s. Sadly you can't really get those anywhere except Ebay nowadays and my old button up shirts are now far too large on me since losing a bunch of weight. I also preferred my shirts very baggy back in my high school days. Ended up donating those shirts to a family member.

I wear jeans every day - unless I need to dress formally for whatever reason (work etc)

I almost always go out wearing a jacket - even in the summer, I feel weird being outside witout one.

I also wear a t shirt and hoodie or jumper most of the time. Rarely wear casual shirts.

leather jacket or plaid flannel, black band shirt, black or dark blue jeans, and Vans shoes.

I wear what's stylish combined with what I think is cool. You really can't go wrong with that. Dressing too odd/dressing badly is one of the fastest ways to get labeled badly

T shirts, khakis, crocs in the summer.
Hoodies, jeans, sneakers in the winter.

Spring and fall I add a hooded jacket to my summer outfit. There are no exceptions.

No clothes that are too bright, and I never wear skirts apart from school uniforms.