Aspies and clothing

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I wear a black jumper and jeans. If I'm feeling like wearing something different, I wear a blue jumper.

I dress like most of the other NT girls. But I was told that I'm a high-functioning Aspie, so that might be the case.

I'm one of those aspies who don't wear the same clothes. I have different clothes and I wear them but I have so many other clothes I don't even wear or hardly wear. I like to make my clothes match and I think some of them are worn but I don't care. They don't have holes in them. When clothing is very thin, it's a sign of being worn out. I even still have clothes from high school.

I wear the same clothes every day. I have terrible tactile sensory issues, so I must tailor every article of clothing to my sensory issues. I wear elastic jeans (I can't wear pants with zippers) and a baggy T-shirt (anything tight aggravates me) 99% of the time. I, too, wear my clothes until they are rags and must be thrown out. I have several T-shirts I bought about nine years ago that I still frequently wear. For shoes, I wear tennis shoes that are flat on the ground and don't have arch support. I can't stand that sole-arch thing that normal tennis shoes/sneakers have. I never wear socks. They are pointless, in my opinion, and they just add extra sensory info. I take off my shoes whenever I can, because they, too, are extra sensory info.

I'm interested in fashion from the 1920s to early 1960s because I think it's very pretty. But I couldn't care less about being fashionable myself. I dress for comfort. That's my only objective. And even in my ideal clothing, I still often have sensory issue problems. I never stop "feeling" my clothes. I have never been able to habituate to it.
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i need neutral clothes. there must be no letters, visible brands, or any specific style.

i like black tho. dark and evil
but again, no style, so black but not emo, goth or satanic or whatever. i also like the combination black/orange

otherwise, i just wear what's on top of the pile

I wear the same clothes just about every day. No one seems to notice. I normally walk around my house nakie while they watch and then rewear them

Plain, loose jeans, Plain black or dark grey shirt.

I know I'm not helping with an honest question.....but....that's one reason why I wear a uniform, pain-in-the-uncle trying to figure what to wear in the morning otherwise....

I'm wearing always the same type of clothing: jeans, T-shirt and pull-over. Most of the time they are just plain and certainly not in a screamy please-look-at-me way. I like neutral clothes that aren't drawing attention to me.

There are some things I don't wear: shirts and suits (it doesn't feel comfortable and I feel silly in it), neck-ties (i'm very sensible at my neck and throat) and woollen clothes. In the past I was also sensible for the labels in clothing, but nowadays I can bear them.

i wear t-shirts and jeans.
mostly baggy band t's and sometimes tight shirts i dont like to wear tight clothes cuz i feel fat again ughhhh
i wear tighter jeans now i have a pair of skinny jeans i used to hate them but now i like them and a pair of baggy ones.
i wear black, blue, purple, gray shirts and blue jeans dark or light.
i wear jackets alot i never take a jacket off a school for some reason its kinda like a security blanket in a way ive been doing that since 7th grade and even when its hot in the class i never take it off.
i have a purple jacket thats tight and a baggy black fox jacket and a plaid shirt that buttons up but i dont do that cuz the buttons fell off.
and a blue flannel too idk i like grudgy stuff but yeah im not very stylish at all!! !

If I went for style, I'd look very eccentric indeed from what I'd choose, so I can't help with integration. But my "work" clothes (as a mommy/writer/painter) are jeans and a t-shirt with sneakers and a ponytail. I don't even wear the popular mommy clothes because they are SO ugly right now. I am also heavier than I want, enough so that combined with my height it makes it hard to find clothes that look great. I can find my size, just not flattering styles. So I keep it simple. I'm constantly tugging my clothes into the right place anyway, so it has to be simple. Even one extra layer can drive me crazy.

I do dress up a little more on Sundays, church after all, but even then I have a simple wardrobe, a clean blouse, skirt, pantyhose (ugh) and dress shoes, almost the same every week. I don't go to church to look fancy, after all.

i didnt know dressing yourself could be so social. i wear whatever is more comfortable, not too tight and usually involves lots and lots of blue, brown, green and stripes!

I mostly wear t-shirts with regular jeans. They're mostly small because I have a small waist size and body. I try to get pants that are more form fitting, at the same time buying pants that are more loose just in case my parents decide to visit.

I work in a somewhat conservative professional environment, but I was relatively lucky that my daily attire qualified as business casual anyhow. I usually wear khaki trousers and an oxford cloth or pinpoint button-down collar dress shirt in white, french blue, or pink. And then I wear argyle socks and a pair of loafers (they're brown today). Today I'm also wearing a green and navy striped tie and a navy blazer (meetings/presentations).