I wear:
At work: jeans, nice and clean, with a T-shirt, and cap-toed dress boots. Or I wear replicas of WWII combat boots.
At play!
button-up shirt or Edwardian-style cricket shirt, khakis, belt, maybe a necktie of a nice brown color with a little pattern. Hat: linen flat cap or baggy green newsboy cap in wool. No whiskers, ever. Art Deco tie bar, silver pocket watch on a strap, maybe a vest (sweater or waistcoat style, IDK) and a jacket if it's chilly. Suspenders have buttons, belts are solid cowhide.
At church!
black pinstripe suit, white shirt, tie. Or: super-dark blue blazer, khaki pants, tie.
In bed!
flannelette pyjamas, very baggy, in normal earth-tone striped pattern. I look like a grown-up version of the boy on the old Fisk Tires ads. Zzzz...
Trying to add:
high-waisted "fishtail" trousers because they're super comfortable. No belt means no snagging on my extremely bony hips, and cotton materials are nice.
Straw boater hat: picked up an amazing one recently, fitted to my size, but don't wear them around here because the Bro Population tends to harass on anyone who doesn't look like Brock Turner. These are my favorite summer hats; get the old heavy kind that feel like plywood, not the cheap replicas. Good ones weigh a ton and are stiff.
In wintertime I wear an original Depression-era woolen overcoat, which is amazingly warm and fuzzy.
New favorite clothes: Darcy Clothing of England makes some awesome ones if I can afford them, but I can't do that often! So I bought an antique Singer sewing machine, the cast-iron type, and patterns. My next dress shirt is going to be a replica of a 1920s style one, made in all-natural linen on my ancient but rugged little Singer.
(Clothes I hate: hourglass-shaped suits, slim-fit anything, skinny jeans, underwear of all types, ankle socks, T-shirts as outerwear, T-shirts with colored cloth or designs printed on them, that sort of thing. I don't wear sneakers, sandals, or baseball caps; athletic clothing is out of the question.)
I love itchy, crunchy, lets-the-air-through vintage clothes, and happen to look all right while wearing them, which helps. It's hard to make an aspie look good if I bounce when I walk and stare at the ground but hey. I look like a combo of St. Aloysius Gonzaga and Harold Lloyd.
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Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 134 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 72 of 200
You are very likely neurodiverse (Aspie)