What do you wear?

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Well for now I tend to wear T-shirts and Jeans/Dockers, but just recently found out that I love skirts and thigh-high socks so once i've got money its shopping time for some additions to my wardrobe. Yes I'm a guy fyi but I am much more comfortable in skirts and they seem to make me feel happier when i'm wearing them.

Blue jeans - well worn
Socks - preferably without holes
Shoes - Converse that I have had for nearly 3 years
Two shirts- One short sleeve and a long sleeved shirt under that
Jacket/Hoodie - Either my band jacket or a generic hoodie

I am female. I have been told that I look like a "bag lady" or a "homeless person". Which I do not. I just don't like like I am going anywhere expensive where one would need to "dress to impress".

Around the house manly a tee shirt & sweatpants. I usually wear the same clothes over and over again because shopping for clothes is something that I rarely do. I step outside in some jeans with a black or grey t-shirt most of the time with a black hoodie. I love wearing black

clothes

Jeans & T-shirts, loose-fitting preferably. Scratchy tags removed of course. And sturdy comfortable boots or sneakers. I like interesting T-shirts, have some w/Celtic & Hindu designs. And this really soft comfy dark blue fleece zip-up I wear under my coat when its freezing outside that I love. I tend toward darker or neutral colors.

Jeans, t-shirts (most of them are rock band shirts, the rest are just plain black t-shirts), and hoodies (preferably zip up kinds). I have two pairs of shoes, one pair of all black converse high tops and a pair of black converse sneakers.

over-worn pair of baggy jeans I've had since I was 15.. Baggy dungarees, t-shirts, anything purple.. The occasional dress now and then, but usually they're more hassle than they're worth. Long, flowy skirts in the summer are nice.

Basically, everything baggy!

I didn't like jeans or fuzzysocks either when I was a kid.. the jeans always had, like, a seam-junction on the back where there would be an annoying thick spot because of too many layers of fabric. XD; But I guess that had something to do with me being smaller, too, because that didn't seem to be a problem later on. But I don't have any jeans right now for some reason.

I have lots of trouble finding pants, but I prefer cargo-type pants.
My favorite shirts are stretchyish T-shirts, but not too tight. I used to oooonly wear sweatshirts until I was like 10.
HOODIES Longish hoodies with longer sleeves. Not real baggy though, just long.
Hats. XD I love hats. I used to have like cow-print hats, sequin hats, hats with bugs and frogs all over them.. (I had socks to match those, lolll...) Now I have puffy hats, beret hats, kitty hats, fuzzy winter hats, etc. Hatsss <3

Loose Jeans, plain t-shirt, mismatch socks without holes. If it's cold outside, my leather jacket I got at the resale shop for 20 bucks.

In the winter, I love Polartech or I think they call "fleece" sweatpants and tops, at least around the house. They are soft, warm, and silent. They warm up quickly after you put them on. I also have a Polartech stocking cap and gloves.

On school days, uniform. On weekends/holidays, jeans and t-shirt. The t-shirt differs, but other than that, I only wear those things.

I do have a bunch of rules and routines when it comes to clothes and getting dressed though. For example, like the OP I can't wear long sleeve tops with shorts, I hate shorts altogether now (though I'll wear swimming trunks if I'm not wearing a top at the same time), my socks have to be a certain length, I get dressed in a certain order, etc.

Right now I have to wear my ACU's (Army Combat Uniform for those of you that don't know what it is), and always headgear (hats, or my combat helmet when driving a vehicle). I hate hats!! When I am stateside it just depends on my mood, but I do have my faves.

I wear clothes.

I generally wear gender neutral clothing.

Haha... I remember giving that answer to my grandmother when she asked me what I was going to wear at a wedding I was going to attend.
Or I don't really remember it, but my grandmother's sister told me. She also said that my grandmother had told her that she was afraid I wouldn't be welldressed enough. But I'm sure I was. (Wonder why? - but as an aspie I'm not very interested in clothes or fashion.)

We didn't know I was aspie back then though. She never found out, as she died before my diagnosis. But I'm sure she noticed something "different". She never told me, but my grandmother's sister has told me.

I wore skirts exclusively for about 7 years (up until mid-August of this year). I didn't have a problem so much with wearing pants, I had a problem with not wearing a skirt. So in colder weather, my style of choice was a big skirt over jeans. Then one day this August, I just looked at myself in the mirror, and said, "it's time," and now I wear pants (alone) about as often as I wear skirts. Most tops I don't have a problem with as long as it's not wool (I can wear a wool sweater over another shirt, just as long as it's not directly touching my skin other than my forearms). I guess I don't like anything too tailored, it makes me feel immobilized.

I can't wear high heels. I just can't. Not only are they uncomforatable, I feel ridiculous in them, like I'm in costume.