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I'll never understand this, I buy a 10 pack of the same colored shirts and 10 pairs of the same jeans and thats what I wear every day.
This is literally what my suitcase looks like on work trips. Black polos and slacks as far as the eye can see
You mean green T-shirts? If the comment you responded to is literally what your suitcase looks like on work trips.
Hey now, Doug was ahead of his time! Let's not forget how a celebrity wore it once then everyone was about it. They didn't wear anything else that that celebrity wore all unanimously.
It's been many many years, but I think the episode where he shows his wardrobe is that same episode, as he was trying to prove to everyone that he wasn't just joining the fad.
Also, I discovered that almost anyone can do a flawless Roger impersonation. Try it! "Move it, Funny!"
It's so weird that people who are adults now watched that cartoon when they were children. When that cartoon came out I was a full adult already and couldn't imagine feeling any nostalgia from it.
Hell yeah thats the way to go
The Tom Scott method
that's specifically where you also have some dress shirts of the same color for when you need to be fancy
Bruh you must be me. 🫱🏽🫲🏿
There will never be anything wrong with wearing what you enjoy to wear everyday. No matter how monotonous. Nohody can convince me other wise.
( as long as you dont work in a lab or a factory of course lol)
Me 87.
For me it’s more like a hobby and I don’t think understanding why people like their hobbies is required
I'm not knocking it, I just don't understand it. I am not required to understand your hobby for you to enjoy it.
Same, except I get all my shirts for free by going to stuff. Free shirts make me go places
I am a big fan of free stuff, I'm wearing a free shirt right now.
They never givae away free underwear so you have to shopping from time to time.
I work in the clothing industry. When I learned you can bulk order as a vendor, I replaced half my wardrobe with cheap, comfortable, quality shirts and heat pressed custom designs on all of them so they’re unique. Now I have my own personal brand on half my wardrobe!
I have a few Linux, EndeavourOS and Bazzite shirts as well :)
ever put a picture of a shirt on a shirt?
"Shirt Brand" brand shirt.
Similarly, you can buy cheaper high quality kitchen gear if you source it from a restaurant supply store.
Is there a minimum order size for a bulk vendor like that?
Hook me up homie
I sent you a DM
I keep seeing post from people making their own clothing brands, but I didn't know you could bulk order like that. Is there any more information you could share?
When i find a shirt or pants i like i buy multibles. I still try not to wear them back to back. And i can't even tell you why. Even if i don't hang out with the same people, and it's a different shirt, it feels like in tge meme, it has some sort of cooldown on it.
I always want to do this, but I can never decide that I really like a piece of clothing before it's sold out.
It's a problem for sure. I buy a lot in outlet stores, and can never decide before wearing it a few times. And then it's often gone.
It feels weird because nobody can tell if you are still wearing the stuff from yesterday
You’ll find most people don’t care or even notice.
I may notice but why would I care? Theyre out living life quietly and peacefully.... So am I🫱🏽🫲🏿
I think that we can agree that there are louder and ruder people out there that everyone will be and should be 'noticing' 😉
I spend 8 hours yesterday at the office sitting next to a few colleagues. I couldn’t tell you what they were wearing to save my life.
or just wear exactly the same clothes every day and wash them when they get dirty 🙃
You'd have to wash it every night right?
why? if it's not in contact with your skin it's not really getting dirty unless you spill stuff on it or somesuch.
That's why we have the concept of underwear, those are the things we change often because they passively get dirty from dead skin and oil and whatnot.
but doesnt that mean youd have to wear a long sleeved shirt or base layer under your long sleeved shirts snd sweaters? AND youd have to wear leggings under your pants if they arent shorts? (I already do this cause it helps with chafing)
Youre right. But what Ive found is that therr are days when my sweating becomes so intense that BOTH the base layer and the clothing over it become soaked and smelly.
It depends on how much activity you do while wearing that thing AND on how sweaty you tyoically become when you are out and about on your day
I don't even do this deliberately. Every time I need a new shirt I buy the same one because I forget I have it already and I like the colour. I have 4 green shirts now...
100%. I have the same shirt in a few different colors and a few pairs of pants that are basically the same. Just rotate through those all week for days I need to go outside, otherwise its pair of comfy pants / shorts and and old version of one of those same shirts from above.
For work. I try to match the same color combos, so mostly blue or green and khaki and brown.
My one pair of black dress pants fuck everything up.
Off the clock is random shit I find at thrift stores. Half of them have weird stains from the previous owner I can't get out. So I look like the guy that security comes up to and asks "Sir, are you lost?"