Clothes that you hate wearing

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What kind of clothing do you hate wearing?

I hate wearing anything that constantly touches my body, has weight to it, or that covers all of my legs and arms. Because of that I wear shorts and short-sleeved shirts a lot of the time, even in autumn and winter. I avoid having to deal with pants and anything long-sleeved, especially jackets. If I have to wear anything like that I change out of it the moment I get home.

Anything that has weight. More so if it's also tight.

Shoulderless. I hate sleeved but shoulderless.
It's giving me false alarms that my strap/cloths on shoulders are falling off. I'd choose sleeveless or even a tube over this.

Crop tops. Even sleeveless crop top as a bra.
It feels like a tube that might fall off when it's too loose, and feels like annoyingly lacking over my torso when it's fit tight.

Anything that is obviously itchy. So no tags.

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Tight fitting clothes bother me. Like bras, underwear, leggings or tights. Socks are OK. I'm very grateful for the loose fitting fashion trend. I did not buy a pair of jeans for over a decade because of the low rise trend, then the skinny jeans trend, then the torn ripped trend. I got by just fine with long skirts.

polo shirts no way do i ever wear a polo shirt just cant stand the look of them

otherwise i love clothes and dressing up

i just find polo shirts on women geeky for some reason unless its uniform or something

In order of hatred:

Gloves - I JUST CAN'T
BRAS
Pantyhose
Socks
Underwear
Fleece
Coats or jackets
Winter hats
Thongs
V Neck shirts (ugly)

I basically don't wear any of those unless absolutely necessary ^
I can't wear anything wool because of allergies.
I can't do polyester or I'll want to die.

* I can do tights but not nylon pantyhose

For sleepwear I can't do anything with buttons, and no bottoms or underwear.

Anything that restricts my neck, I absolutely HATED turtle necks as a child. I have not worn them since.

Denim

I loved wearing denim when I was a boy, but now no more.

- Clothes that make it difficult to run or take long strides when walking.

Aka fitted long skirts that aren't the flowy kind. If I couldn't theoretically twirl around in it, then it's probably going to annoy me. Likewise, dresses that trail on the floor that I could trip over.

- Loose T-shirts.

This is a controversial one, but let me explain. I have a lanky build with a fairly small chest. So, loose tends to translate to probable wardrobe malfunction. Depends on the type of loose top though.

- T-shirts that are uncomfortably tight on the shoulders.

I am fairly broad shouldered. Usually I have the choice of either A) a shirt that fits on the sides but looks and feels ridiculously tight on my shoulders or B) a shirt that fits my shoulders but hangs loose at the sides. I much prefer option B. Frankly I have an easier time with men's or unisex sizes. Sweater vests can be a good way to give the look some shape - I really like sweater vests.

- Low waisted / Low-cut jeans

No. Low waisted jeans look stupid on me. I have a short torso and my hips aren't wide, so low cut doesn't really work.

Wool or acrylic knits - I can't stand the feel of either one against my skin and I tend to get way too warm as it is.