Do you clothes do double duty?

About what percentage of your wardrobe is used for multiple purposes? e.,g., work and after hours, church and work, errands and gym, gym and bed
Do you tend to buy clothes for a specific purpose or do you buy clothes with many uses in mind? Do you have a "uniform" that you wear for mostly everything?
Do you tend to buy clothes for a specific purpose or do you buy clothes with many uses in mind? Do you have a "uniform" that you wear for mostly everything?
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I don't really buy pajamas. It's usually old yoga pants/t shirts that aren't as wearable (loss of stretch) that I wear to bed.
Only thing really bought for a sole purpose is jogging pants (only lounge around the house in them) and formal wear.
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By formal wear, do you mean cocktail dresses and evening gowns? Do you have a lot of them? (How fun, if you do!!)
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The exception is that whenever possible I dress in colors I like. Can't always do that for work, but I really regret it every time I have bought something for work that is in a boring/unflattering color.
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My "out of work clothes" which is mostly jeans dresses and sweaters.
And then "comfy stuff" for pjs, lounging and sport stuff.
So I guess only my comfy stuff is double or triple duty.
A lot of my cloths act as dbl duty. I mainly wear jeans on my day shifts and work and jeans when I do several different things on my days off. Lots of tee's, cardigans, pull overs. All double duty. We have work shirts but they are tragic, we need new ones, I rarely wear mine and they can get over it, thought they were going to phases them out (promised they were) but out manager wants us to get more. I hate them but at least we can get different colors now, if they ever bother ordering them.
Night shifts I wear comfortable/sport/lounge clothes and I'm usually wearing those or PJ's when I am home. I love PJ/comfortable cloths. Even dressy ones. Slip dresses, linen pants, silk tanks, comfortable dresses, etc. I have an insane amount of PJ's, too Even when I wear lounge clothes to work I still feel the need to change after 12 hours of being in them.
I have far too many dress clothes and hardly anywhere to wear them. I still end up buying more blouses, blazers, suits, skirts, nice sweaters, dresses, silk/faux fur/ beaded velvet capes & shawls. Gloves, hats, various (& unusual) leather, suede, and fabric jackets. Dress costs.... I love clothes. Especially fall fashion. I'm excited when I get to break out the nice stuff. Or even when I say screw it and wear it (which I do not do as much as I used to. usually too tired to care but traditionally I don't need a reason).
ETA: I am excited about the runway trends this year. I'll be breaking out my brown and turquoise silk cape shirt with silver beading around the neck & off shoulder soon. I've had it for 7-8 years. My Banana Rebublic gray poncho sweater I've had for 10. Black velvet cape with a hood and muted purple, gray & blue print all over it. My floppy hats and all my tall boots.
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Sometimes I buy clothes for a specific purpose(work, clubbing, beach/pool). Usually I buy clothes I generally like and see where it fits.
My uniform is jeans or shorts and a fitted womens tshirt(baby t). In the summer its wedges or flip flops, colder weather boots or sneaker wedges/boots. I generally don't wear flats.
My athletic clothes do multiple duties too - gym, shopping, lounging around the house.
I have a very tiny amount of dressy clothes and they are just for weddings and funerals.
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