wearing the same clothes every day

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Ne too--(the little kitty threw up on ny laptop and now a key or two won't work) : (

M Key I suspect.

What's the point of changing clothes every day, anyway? It seems very wastefull to me.

I wear the same style everyday. I have about 5 jeans 9 dress shirts and 4 undershirts i wear. I'll wear the same exact outfit for a few days, it's clean and all, but people found it weird that I wore the same pair of jeans 4 days ago.

Unless you've done nothing that day, you'll sweat in your clothes and they won't smell fresh within 1-2 days.

I love clothes and its never been a problem but I cant imagine wearing the same thing for more than one day minus sweat pants because I tend to sweat and they dont smell fresh after that so changing my clothes daily is a must.

Growing up I always got attached to certain outfits and I'd wear them over and over, every day until I out grew them and an adult insisted that I wear something else. I did the same thing in early adulthood though I'd get multiples of the same shirt so I could have a new one each day. Then I became completely absorbed in fashion history and now have a variety of clothes. Now it's the changing quality and getting weird pieces that interests me. Everything has to be perfectly comfortable, though.

I found the perfect fit and style for jeans at the Gap and bought 4 pairs. They're practically all I wear, save for 2 identical pairs of jeans I found on clearance about 4 years ago which I wore pretty much daily...still wear them. I wear jackets with everything. One or two I wear to bed sometimes and then wake up and wear it all day. All of the underwear I buy are the same exact style. It's hard for me to find clothes I like so when I do, I buy multiples if I can.

I used to get a lot of flack for wearing the same thing all the time, but now I really don't care. I honestly don't see the point in spending loads of money on clothes if you aren't going to put them to good use.

my workout shirts from lululemon are immune to that issue thanks to silver nanofilaments in the fabric - I can wear them for a few days before I wash them, while they may not smell the wash water is DIRTY and smelly!

I pretty much just wear whatever is available to me.
I like my usual buttoned up shirts and khakis.
I usually will try to wear the same pair for a couple days.
So yeah. I'm different that way.
But I believe it merely to be more, efficient.
As opposed to eccentric motivations.

By my senior year in high school, I think I only had two pairs of pants.

Right now, I have about 5 pairs of pants, but one of them is for work, and another is the pair that I'll usually wear because I love it. The other three are worn SO unbelievably rarely. I wear the same clothes so much...I would wear the other two pairs, but my parents nag me all the time because they're covered in paint :[, and that kind of nagging is so unbelievably annoying that I would rather just not hear it in the first place.

If I buy a new clothing item, I'm so likely to wear it over and over that I just tell people, "I'm wearing the same **** today; don't judge me." Which just translates to: "I'm wearing the same **** today; get over it."

And I like it when my clothes smell good, but as a super busy college student, washing clothes becomes so relegated that I totally forget about it. They'll still smell good, but I tend to wash them if I run out of underwear...an act of desperation.

I actually own alot of clothes--- of course, quite a few of them resemble one another. But I only get to wear them on weekends and when i don't work. And during the week when I am working I DO wear the same few sets of scrubs every week. They are indeed comfortable and it's nice to know they all fit.

I currently regularly wear about three outfits. Okay, outfit is a strong word. I have three pairs of black jeans, and then three different shirts, and I rotate among them.

I don't mind wearing the same thing every day but other people seem to get weird about it no matter how clean they are, so I try to have some variety. Part of my problem with regards to this has been little money to buy clothes, but even when I've had a lot of clothes, I was still the same way.

That said, I do like to dress up for occasions, but I don't need a lot of different outfits for that.

If I'm not leaving the house, I pick up my clothes from the day before and put them on, unless they're really dirty or smelly. When I leave the house, I put on clean clothes. I have a closet full of clothes, but I only wear a few of them. Part of the reason is that trying them on in the store is not the same as actually wearing them all day. They might seem tolerable in the dressing room, but really they aren't. It's time for me to buy new pants though. I don't have any without holes. I hate buying clothes.

Hate buying new clothes and tend to wear what I have until it falls apart - then I have to get some more.
(they're clean and all that; it's just a familiarity thing)
No patterned socks at all, to avoid a potential mix-up problem, and I generally buy several identically coloured pairs anyway which removes the other mix-up problem.
Several sets of identically-styled, single-coloured tee-shirts, jumpers and a few (plain white) shirts. I've never liked logos or noisy patterns on clothing.
Several pairs of jeans or other plain casual stuff.

So yeah; basically the same outfit every day. Just makes me feel more comfortable wearing the familiar stuff is all.

I wear a navy blue t-shirt and bluejeans every day, i have multiple pairs and they all look the same