Any clothing items that you cant wear

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Not like wool but like shirts or socks or underpants or even pants or shorts. For me right now it seems I cant wear socks they seem to cut off circulation.

I can't wear a shirt at night when I'm going to sleep; I start getting really sensitive and uncomfortable. Does that count?

Jeans. They're too tight. And long sleves really bother me. I also hate wearing anything on my feet - especially socks. Never wear shoes in the house.

Everything that isn't in my routine.

I like somewhat skinny trousers of wool and cotton, but I too can't stand jeans. They are too hard and uncomfortable.

With the exception of coats/jackets (and only when needed) I don't like long sleeves. I can wear them, but don't like it.

I can't wear shoes right now because I'm trying to clear up a horrible toenail fungus. That's just a practicality issue.

As for sensory, sorry but I gotta revert back to my hatred of cotten. Cotten is cold during the winter, hot during the summer, weighs more than just about any other material and takes forever to dry. I would rather my skin be rubbed raw with wool and tags, than to feel cotten draping, all clogged with perspiration that doesn't evaporate.

Jeans and just about all other clothes commonly found at clothing rertailers are made of cotten so, that's my answer to the topical question.

Tags in underpants used to really bother me. I remember cutting all of them out with scissors when I was a kid.

Wool used to itch a lot more than it does now.

I remember not liking jeans too much either. Now I actually like jeans.

Matt have you seen if it would be ok for you to go out in public barefoot or you just dont wear socks.

Man, this'll sound pretty weird:

I don't wear red, as in any clothing that is predominantly that color. No problems with the color, I just despise having to wear it.

Also hate having to wear ties.

Stockings. Can't stand them. I can put up with wearing jeans and long sleeves, even though they do make me feel uncomfortable. Oh and scarves give me a red rash.

When I get out of the shower, if my skin is still damp or moist, I hate wearing dark colored shirts. I bought a bunch of white and light colored T shirts to wear when I get out of the shower. I don't know what it is about them, but the thought of wearing a black shirt, even if it's made of the exact same material as a white shirt, makes me want to cringe if my skin is damp or moist.

i wear all cotton. I am very particular about things next to my skin. I am exceedingly fussy about socks - they cannot have strangulating elastic around the tops and have to feel just right.
I do not wear synthetics - except for one item and i buy it in bulk once a year (5 of the same bra that i have been wearing for years and they are familiar and part of my routine. It makes me feel sick to even think about nylon or anything like that where your fingernails can catch (worse than fingernails down a chalk board for me.)

I wear the same clothes just about all the time.
I do not wear make-up and I try sometimes to wear my hair out but it invariably prickles too much so i have to put it in a pony-tail or a bun.

I have no idea. I wear anything that is soft. I used to not wear jeans but now I do. I also used to hate this elastic in arms and legs on pajamas because they make my skin itch. I usually don't wear button up shirts or tank tops but sometimes I do. I used to hate them when I was little and always had to wear my socks pulled up.

I do not wear clothes that look too mature or uncool. I like whatever I like. I do not wear clothes that are tight tight they show off my body. I also do not wear two piece swim suits.

V-neck shirts and short sleeves a must most of the time. Hate wearing woollen jumpers and will not wear any jewellery, especially watches. I'm wearing my wedding band to make my wife happy, but I turn it round and round, off, on all the time. Take it off when I go to bed.

Shirts bug me. I rarely wear them when I'm at home.