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entremet

You wouldn't toast a NES cartridge
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Oct 26, 2017
59,991
I got a whole a bunch of those drawstring dressy style pants. My office was always casual so I did jeans, but jeans aren't as comfy as these.

This is an example:

www.everlane.com

The Air Chino Drawstring Pant

This is summer's easiest pant. Our Air Chino lightweight 4.2 oz cotton poplin has ample 4% stretch that really moves. We paired that fabric with casual pull-on styling and a drawstring waistband for belt-free comfort.

I also got a couple of long sleeve henleys. I need to be on camera based on my job for Zoom calls, but my usual polos and collared shirt seemed overkill, especially WFH. I would stand out compared to peers and clients.

But basically more athleisure since it's so comfy and more cross functional. I can't remember the last time I bought a pair of chinos, much less wore them.
 

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Oct 25, 2017
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None of my work clothes from March fit anymore. Now I just wear raggedy clothes around the house.
 

LinkStrikesBack

One Winged Slayer
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Oct 27, 2017
16,349
It didn't. I don't have enough clothes to change my behaviour from slightly smarter shirts and slacks on weekdays and poloshirt and Jeans on weekends anyway. Can't get more either because I don't want to just throw away a bunch of clothes when I finish up my work contract because things wouldn't fit in my suitcase.
 

jph139

One Winged Slayer
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Oct 25, 2017
14,367
I no longer am obligated to wear clothes, which has reduced my laundry churn significantly.
 

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Nov 7, 2017
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I haven't worn chinos, any shirt with buttons or anything other than sneakers/slippers since mid March lol
 

MrCibb

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Dec 12, 2018
5,349
UK
Yep. Not exactly the same but similar stuff, I got way more joggers and shorts to just lounge around the house in. Since rather than just the odd few lazy week-ends it's lazy weeks now.
 

bgbball31

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Oct 25, 2017
591
I am in athletic shorts and athletic t-shirts pretty much all day every day. Comfortable? Yes. Ignoring 99% of the rest of my wardrobe I spent money on and enjoy wearing? Also yes.
 

John Rabbit

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Oct 25, 2017
10,092
Jeans with button-ups and boots became shorts with button-ups and bare feet.

I've worn socks and shoes maybe...10 times since quarantine started.
 

Tochtli79

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Jun 27, 2019
5,777
Mexico City
I'm in my pyjamas like 90% of the time, which sucks, but I'm also like why get dressed up and add to the laundry pile just to sit at home. Basically only get changed to work out, get groceries, or go for walks.
 

skeezx

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Oct 27, 2017
20,128
baggier clothes... pretty ashamed of the weight i've gained though its nothing egregious. not even weight gain just my overall "shape" is schlumpy
 

aett

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Oct 27, 2017
2,027
Northern California
I never feel quite right wearing my PJ pants all day, even on weekends, so I just change into shorts or jeans depending on whether or not I'm going out in public that day.

My office's dress code was very lax (t-shirt/jeans was allowed) but our managers strongly "encouraged" office casual (buttoned up shirt/slacks) simply because many of my coworkers would have occasional meetings with people outside our office, and management wanted to give a sense of professionalism. However, my job never did anything outside of the office, but I still did the office casual thing for several years. I finally decided to just switch to a t-shirt with an unbuttoned shirt over it and jeans, but only did it for three months before we got sent home because of COVID anyway.

Edit:

baggier clothes... pretty ashamed of the weight i've gained though its nothing egregious. not even weight gain just my overall "shape" is schlumpy

Ah, yeah, I didn't think about that. Yeah, I've been overweight for a while, so I had shirts that fit me for work, and I had much baggier shirts just for lounging around comfortably at home. I've pretty much only been wearing the baggier shirts for the last several months because I've put on extra weight.
 
Nov 2, 2017
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I'm wearing boxer briefs and a t-shirt. Yesterday I wore boxer briefs and a t-shirt. Tomorrow I'm going to wear boxer briefs and a t-shirt.
 
Oct 25, 2017
5,452
My work dropped the strict-ish work clothes rule and allowed us to wear jeans and T-shirts, and then (so far) hasn't made us go back.
 

Aurongel

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Oct 28, 2017
7,065
I wear polyester short shorts and fitness shirts from Underarmour every day. It's comfy and I change them after except using in them.
 

eyeball_kid

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Oct 25, 2017
10,225
I thought the title said "stress", not "dress", so when I read the OP I thought those drawstring chinos were some kind of coping therapy.

My work-hours dress hasn't changed much, but I make more a point of dressing up when I go out, even just for coffee, just to feel some sense of normalcy.
 

Ultima_5

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Oct 25, 2017
7,672
Jeans and t shirts.
Nice not having to wear work clothes anymore. I️ do way less laundry now.
 

Pau

Self-Appointed Godmother of Bruce Wayne's Children
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Oct 25, 2017
5,838
What are bras?

My camera set up doesn't show my chest so I can get away with it.
 

RedStep

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Oct 27, 2017
2,649
In the summer, shorts (t-shirt optional, it gets hot here). In the winter, pajama pants and a shirt.
 

nihilence

nøthing but silence
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Oct 25, 2017
15,905
From 'quake area to big OH.
I'm wfh, but still dress up a little bit. Before my shift I drop the kids off at daycare, so I have to be dressed. Then I just stay in the jeans until I pick them up later.

Our training also suggested: dress right, work right.

I understand the mentality. Same boat as look good, feel good.
 

Richiek

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Nov 2, 2017
12,063
I haven't worn a dress shirt ever since the pandemic began. Been wearing sweatpants alot more.
 

MIMIC

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Dec 18, 2017
8,316
Well now that I'm working from home, I haven't worn any formal wear for a while. I'm a lawyer and I did have to wear a suit for a Zoom deposition a few months ago.

I typically get up, start work with whatever I have on, and throw on something decent for my daily meeting (just a decent looking shirt...I keep the shorts on).
 

angelgrievous

Middle fingers up
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Nov 8, 2017
9,134
Ohio
I can no longer wear pants, hell, I can't wear anything other than 3" inseam running shorts🤷🏻‍♀️
Skies out thighs out!
 
Sep 14, 2019
3,028
I've only worn shoes 2 times since the pandemic started. I wear soft slippers or wannabe crocs now.

The last time I wore shoes I had a hard time walking with them and kept tripping every few seconds. It was totally weird.

Aside from that, I usually just wear PJs, basketball shorts, or sweat pants.
 

Ouroboros

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Oct 27, 2017
12,972
United States
Really lazy. Jeans and hoodies right now. Where I work they are letting us dress down every day so no more dress pants, tucked in shirts and ties.
Though I do like dressing up, I do it every so often anyway this year.
 
Nov 17, 2017
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LProtagonist

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Oct 27, 2017
7,575
Like no teachers at school are wearing a shirt and tie because we only have a handful of kids actually in school every day and we've stopped caring. I've been wearing jeans but... I gotta look into these drawstring pants.
 

thesoapster

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Oct 25, 2017
6,904
MD, USA
My work week attire was business casual. Now I wear basically anything I feel like (often pajama pants and some old shirt). Non-work attire is largely unchanged.
 

dubc

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Oct 27, 2017
2,423
Seattle
I wear jeans like I did at work, but usually with a t-shirt or hoodie instead of a button up tucked in.
 

Powdered Egg

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Oct 27, 2017
17,070
I haven't worn a suit in almost a year and it feels liberating. I'm dressed like a sack of potatoes 6 days out of the week.
 

RBH

Official ERA expert on Third Party Football
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Nov 2, 2017
32,855
Our service in the hospital now allows us to wear scrubs on a daily basis instead of wearing a buttoned down shirt and pants like we used to do pre-pandemic.

Don't see us ever going back, thankfully.

One of the very few silver linings of this pandemic.
 

Many

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Sep 17, 2018
566
I'm not using sweaters or any winter clothes becasue I'm not going out early in the morning or late night
 

HiLife

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Oct 25, 2017
39,621
It went from loungewear (sweats and hoodie) during the night to loungewear everyday.

It's not like I can exactly dress up anymore, and I ain't doing it just to go to Walmart to get some groceries.