Your clothing habits?

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Except for work, where I have to wear what everyone else wears, of course, I've started to wear only white cotton T-shirts (short or long-sleeved, depending on the weather) and jeans or training pants. Trainer shoes or sandals. That's what feels good to me, and since I have nobody to meet outside work, then why wear what others like.

I've also noticed that I can wear some things I like for 15 years and still counting.

What about you?

Aside from work, where I wear scrubs (love them, I get to wear pajamas in public and look respectable), I have three pairs of pants that I've been alternating for about 4 years now and a small selection (maybe 5) of solid colored shirts.

In other news, my shoes are falling apart.

I just stick with jeans and T-Shirts. I can't stand most long-sleeved shirts and I always wear socks since I hate being barefoot.

Last edited by Le_Samourai on 07 Apr 2008, 1:04 am, edited 1 time in total.

Unlike most women, I have NO fascination with articles of clothing. Much to my mother's dismay, I will wear the same shorts or jeans, shirts, and tennis shoes until they wear out. I do not have the balance, or the pain tolerance necessary for high heels, and my mom said that I walked like Frankinstein in the last pair she made me try. Why do some women feel they need so many pairs of shoes? Do they subconsciously believe they're centapeeds?

I often wonder the same thing. I have never looked at a person and thought to myself "nice shoes". Maybe having a few different colors is rational, but having a closet full of them is just strange.

I like to wear comfortable clothing. I luv long loose skirts and pants made out of cloth. I seem to be more sensative to jeans. I also have the problem with being cold and hot at the same time. I usually wear sleeveless shirts with a cool throw on jacket. It's always on again and off again. I don't like tight clothing, it makes me feel restricted and uncomfortable. I try to do it on speacial occasions and find it miserable. I'm a little sensative to clothing, I like feeling loose and free.

I don't really have any clothing "habits" as such. I just wear what feels comfortable which is generally a tshirt, jacket and sweatpants. Although sometimes I wear shorts if i'm really hot one day but I prefer long pants.

my mom puts my cloth ready , cant choose

casual wear with jeans, no shirts with buttons , no ties

Last edited by victorvndoom on 07 Apr 2008, 3:16 am, edited 1 time in total.

I love Cashmere.

Yep, to almost all the above.
It is just this year I learned women in high heels aren't constantly in pain as I assumed they were because I would be. I guess that's why they can wear tight clothing and tags on the back of their shirts too.

Jeans and Black Dickies T-Shirt here, worn until they fall apart. In the summer time, I usually switch to cargo shorts. In the winter time, I wear either a denim jacket or a leather jacket, sometimes with a hoodie sweatshirt.

anything baggy is good for me

I absolutely love fashion! I always keep up with the latest trends, I try to predict what they will be in the next few years (I'm often right, too!), and, of course, I love shopping! Just this weekend alone, I bought over $200 in new clothes. And to think I just bought clothes last weekend and the week before that, too! lol

Same type of shorts, and I go through periods where I wear the same type of shirt (I'll switch with no discernable pattern). Same pair of shoes too.

They have to be the same type, and I have to put them on in the same way each time; shorts, then top.

I've always been this way.

I rarely wear a shirt due to sensory problems (luckily, it's not cold here).

I don't follow uniform regulations....

I like tank tops with overshirts and smocked sudresses that have pockets and high waists (hard to come by)...I wear lots of loose skirts with leggings underneath...and cotton shirts (usually dark in color)..from which I cut out all the necks.

Sweat pants and cotton shirts for me! I don't look sloppy, but I'm not going to go out of my way to be fashionable...being comfortable is far more important. I see some of the kids in the art college on campus that seem like their outfits took HOURS to put together! I love how free and relaxed my clothing is, and usually wear the same thing for days on end (until it needs to be washed, and then the cycle starts all over). I've always been weird about clothes, from what my mom tells me.