Tight Clothes

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I can't stand tight clothes, or clothes with no sleeves. I can't stand long pants, either. Or jeans. However, I can't wear shorts, either. My pants have to reach my knees, but can't reach my ankles. My skirts, I can wear as long as I like, as a matter of fact, the longer they are, the more I like to wear them. However, they have to reach below my knees when I sit.

I hate clothes which are too tight. I feel too constricted in them so I usually just stick to jeans and t shirts that aren't tight. When I was little I remember certain clothes chafing on me, and so I didn't want to wear them. I've always been very specific about what kind of clothes I wear.

I hate clothes, so I wear as little as possible. I hate tight or constricting clothes, and I hate my clothes to poke me.

I tend to wear looser clothes, because I don't want any male attention. I feel very uncomfortable, when men can see my curves.

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I like pressure on my abdomen, but the waist cannot be too tight. But I am slim anyway, without curves, so form fitting pants on me do not attract any attention. In this way I am lucky. I like belts to be adjustable as the day wears on.

Shirts cannot be too tight, and the neckline must be at least collarbone height, easy fit, but I wear outside vests (denim/cloth) to shield body parts that may be seen, despite being covered by t-shirts, even in hot weather. You can keep cool by not wearing socks, or just wearing sandals or other summer type shoes. Shorts are bermuda length or lower. I make mine out of yoga pants or old jeans.

I buy second hand underwear tops and add parts to them to make them more comfortable. Absolutely no underwires.

I actually prefer tight things. I wear 2 or 3 snug underlayers and then wear something loose over them.
They have to be super soft though, and tags are out of the question.

boxer shorts are not comfortable! they make girl boxers now though which are alright

Actually I'm the exact opposite lol In the winter I like to wear tight clothes, because I feel more comfortable and warmer then. In the summer I try to wear baggier clothes so I stay cool. I'm a guy, but I have been picked on because I liked wearing girl jeans because they fit better to me than guy jeans.

I'm most comfortable in clothes that are somewhat loose, but not too baggy. I like XL T-shirts (though I'm not a very big guy, I have broad shoulders so they're more comfortable to me). I like long dark coats for cold weather, because I think they look intriguing and also because they feel really nice. As for pants... no painful skintight cowboy or emo pants for me, but no awkwardly sagging hip hop pants either. I think fatigues are some of the most comfortable pants, and I like to wear cut off ones in hot weather.

for the most part, I wear more loose-type clothing. But recently I've been on a big denim kick. I started with the classic 501's but they were too tight and I'm a tall guy so I looked like a bell when I wore 'em witth my baggier t-shirts. Now I've found the Levi's 559 jeans which are a bit more relaxed fit, look fine, and feel good. There's something about denim that makes me feel shielded and protected from the world. I just recently bought my first Levi's trucker-cut jean jacket. It feels amazing but it's too hot 'ere in Texas to wear it presently.

I like to wear loose clothes, but not too baggy, and I can't stand wool.

I am the same way, tight clothes drive me nuts. I am very sensitive to textures as well, certain fabrics feel like wearing an outfit made of sandpaper to me, and other make me feel like I've got ants crawling under my skin and my eyes get all dry and itchy feeling. And no I'm not allergic to those that do that, just can't stand the texture.

Polyester, the smooth silky feeling type, silk, or rayon are my preferred fabrics to wear as they're very smooth, but also very hot unfortunately. Cotton I can wear depending on how it feels, but I prefer older shirts if they're cotton that have been worn out by being washed many times. Wool, or any type of sweater material, is a big no no.

I have to wear loose baggy clothes that are soft/smooth and comfortable. My family complains to no end about my clothing choices, and refuses to cooperate. I have told them for years not to get me clothes as a gift, that I have to pick out clothes myself, etc. But they get me clothes anyway, and then complain when I don't wear them.

I went through my closet and threw away 3/4 of the shirts I had because they were shirts that were bought for me that felt horrible and I'd never worn. Technically I just gave them to my father and said he could do with them as he pleased, but that's equivalent to throwing them out.

I always wear loose-fitting clothes that are soft to the touch.

Tight shirts make me feel sexier as odd as that is for a guy but I just think that myself in a medium looks better than myself in a large. Pants are a totally different story, I wear the baggiest pants I can.

I am the same way-I like the slimmer cut of jeans and even though I am in no way skinny-I am big and older but I like the little bit of compression I get from slim straight jeans or I like the Levis 511 series with the little bit of stretch-I think they feel good and look good but I am sure people will not like the way I look wearing them but I like them and how they feel and why can't I wear what I want-I even wear jeans from AE,PacSun,Zumiez and CCS even though I may not be in their target demographic,then the self conciousness kick in thinking that people will say something for wearing brands like that,I attribute that to the AS-people have never said anything-at least when I have been in earshot.

Stretchy skinny jeans are my favorite kind of jeans as well. Once I find a brand I like I just buy 4-5 of the same cut.

I wouldn't worry about the brand of jeans you buy. If they feel nice and you like them, who cares? I often still wear T-shirts from the kids' section.