what piece of clothes do you always insist to wear?

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White cotton dress shirts. Ideal for Florida. The joke is, "I tried a blue shirt once, but I didn't look as good."

pale blue big sized marks and spencers boxer shorts 'authentic' range.
soft lonsdale sports bra inside out.
pale blue short sleeved shirt from urmston market,if that is in wash-other pale blue and grey shirt from asda.
soft grey adidas jogging pants,if in wash-pale blue Ecko Unltd shorts,if in wash-asda combat shorts.
asics gel cumulus trainers.

Lion King T-shirts and T-shirts with an animal of some kind on them. Aside from my Lion King ones, I don't have any T-shirts whatsoever that don't have animals on them. T-shirts are the only sort of top I will wear. I can only wear shorts or blue jeans. I only wear blue jeans in the winter and then as soon as I get inside I strip and change into a pair of shorts. Only denium shorts are comfortable. I can't stand anything with an elastic waste.

I wear only shorts, rugby type shorts (elastic waist), and soft cotton tshirts, has to be a specific cotton, can't explain it, only in navy blue or black, and much like pollux its difficult to find replacements , so when I do , I buy ten or fifteen at a time, and they last me a year or two if I'm lucky. My wife would be hardpressed to get me to dress in anything else.

Shorts. Even when it's 40 degrees outside, I insist on wearing shorts because they are best for running.

I used to only wear t-shirts in the winter too, but that all changed when I found Favorite Sweater...

At work its dress pants. I can only think of a handful of times when I've worn a skirt and heels. Also singlet tops, even layered under my normal shirts, and long enough to tuck in. They give me that extra bit of thermal protection. The cool air on my bare midriff drives me mad, so I consider them a neccesity.

After hours its always jeans and skate shoes.

I used to wear a hoody all the time but I've finally broke myself of that habit. It gets to hot in the summer. I just like to have a routine for what I wear. I choose what I wear in a certain order.

Band shirts, combat boots, and black slacks are my day-to-day usual. When a pair of pants gets a little worn out, I usually hack them off a bit below the knee and turn them into shorts, though I own a couple pairs of cargo shorts, too. If I'm going out, I'll carry a messenger bag and maybe a hoodie or military-cut frock coat, depending on the weather. I tend to have an aversion to bright colors, so I mostly stick to darker shades of blue, grey, green, brown, or straight black....except for a piss yellow "Killer Beats" shirt from a now defunct record label.

I occasionally think about branching out more, maybe trying something with a tie, but it feels unnatural to get "dressed up" for anything.

Plain t-shirts no pattern no logo and never white I have very light sensitive eyes and the white glares too much in the sun.

If anything I just stick to particular brands for certain items like shirts and pants, etc.
I always wear the same underwear brands too, no matter what.

i wear a specific ensemble until it chafes and gets holes in places that then makes the outfit unwearable..which is always hard to do part from -.-....rights now its 2 (of the same) jeans, a hoodie, a couple of shirts, and a pair of sketcher sport shoes.....of course socks and under stuff change xD and i always wear my sunglasses no matter what weather, what lighting, inside or outside, (they're prescription)...and like the dude here who posted that wears sunglasses...they're polarized....and i to don't like taking off the hoodie though there have been some times where its been so hot (because i was chasing after my nephew) and if i didn't take it off my skin was going to burn off (so it doesn't have anything to do with the sun)....

since i wear the same thing everyday it tends to piss people off, anyone else who's experienced this intolerance?

Dinosaur trainers, dinosaur socks, light combat trousers (with or without dinosaur appliques) and dinosaur T-shirt usually. I like to have as much skin covered in soft cotton as possible. Next tend to do good ranges of t-shirts with dinosaurs on that go up to a boys age 16 (which fits me - long in the arms though) and are often long-sleeved which I like.

Around the house I usually wear jammies (often with dinosaurs on), slippers (of the furry boots sort) and a soft fleecy dressing gown (one day I'll find a dino one but no luck so far). I'm not keen on jeans, sandals, or synthetic fabrics. I can't stand tights - they feel like wearing sandpaper - but I don't like having my legs touching either, so if I wear a skirt (which I don't do often) I have to wear soft cotton leggings underneath.

Since my father presented me with a small belt wallet for coins I haven't been able to live without it. I hate to have coins in my pockets; they move in all directions and often get lost. I can't stand it. Several times I've been advised to stop using that accesory on my belt, especially by people who find it childish, but I need to have one place for coins.

I always have to be wearing a unisex t-shirt. Some people mistake me for a guy, but I wouldn't have it any other way.

I wear the same shirts, pants, shoes, & socks. I don't feel the need to buy any clothes until I lose more weight and fit into my other clothes that I cant fit now. I'd still wear socks that have big holes in them. Basically when I buy new shoes that's when I'll get new socks so I wont go to the mall with holes in the socks trying on shoes.