I'm an Outfit Repeater 🎀🧸🌸 (and you should be one too)

[@codysmith3853]

not to be all lefty sjw but i feel like the whole 'dont repeat outfits' sentiment is rooted in classism, like people who believe that garbage tend to have the money to buy more, like you said, so it's like a 'flex' type thing

[@TheStitchess]

Oh it’s absolutely a classist attitude. Repeating outfits is a sign that you don’t have a lot of clothes and therefore “poor”

[@TheGrossDemon]

I feel like not wearing the same stuff is exclusive to the rich and bougie, normal people don't really care about that kinda stuff do they?

[@TheStitchess]

Sadly it’s still a thing - especially for those who aspire to have a “rich lifestyle” :/

[@shellymary-frank7863]

When I was in elementary/middle school it was really important to people. I have no idea why. When I got to high school, nobody cared lol

[@madisyn4790]

Tart Tarian when I was in elementary and middle school, people who wore the same outfit too often would be made fun of and called poor, and that made me really insecure about this. Idk if this is your experience but yeah.

[@emb63]

A lot of people I knew who weren't bothered about repeating like standard daily outfits but insist on buying a new outfit for every party etc

[@katiepuperi3942]

once in high school i wore a t shirt two weeks after wearing it another time and someone pointed it out to me and now i make note to wait longer than that between wearing outfits

[@jimthecactus7425]

I didn't know repeating outfits was considered bad. Although I do wear certain things so much my mom says I'm like a cartoon character.

[@TheStitchess]

Nothing wrong with that!

[@jimthecactus7425]

@@TheStitchess Oh I know, she doesn't mean it as a bad thing. ☺️ Edit: I just got to the part where you mention the cartoon character thing lol

[@jelly4129]

Idk in my middle school some ppl would get called out for wearing the same thing saying You're dirty since they already wore that but that's not the case

[@javencummins1426]

@@jelly4129 Yeah I repeat outfits I love many times and I don't think that's a problem. People talk about wearing the same outfit when the kid wear the same outfit for days straight. (And I know it's not because of financial issues.)

[@teddybear9544]

I want to be a cartoon character

[@ClarissaCullen101]

I have literally never understood the "being an outfit repeater is bad" thing. Never. Like huh? I've also never understood why thrifting was seen as bad, or having handmade clothes, or clothes with no brand logos. Like. I showed up with pants on. Be grateful. If I look cute in the thing then imma wear the thing when I want to wear the thing.

[@TheStitchess]

“If I showed up with pants on. Be grateful.” The correct attitude.

[@taritangeo4948]

I need that on a shirt, maybe on like classy looking one where you need to get close to read it

[@cosmicandy4620]

I never even heard of that idea before this channel, it just seems so weird. Like, why buy nice clothes if you only wear them once?

[@tree.spirit]

Are there really people that never wear something twice? I don't know if that's a cultural thing but here (Europe) people will hate you for not wearing them on multiple occasions .... It's just such a waste of money and it's not environmentally friendly at all.

[@TheStitchess]

I used to know someone who would cut up $200 dresses for rags because they’d worn them once.

[@jehold2010ify]

@@TheStitchess 😱😱😱

[@Peppercat3120]

The Stitchess Why?! And why don’t resell them after that single use? It’s just... so weird for us out of USA 😶

[@TheStitchess]

Pepper they didn’t want anyone else to own them after.

[@jehold2010ify]

@@Peppercat3120 It's weird for me in the US. Lol I would say too many of us are wasteful but a lot of us poor people wouldn't dream of trashing a $200 anything.

[@digimaui]

There was a kid in one of my classes who only ever wore the same two outfits. At first I thought it was weird because it was literally the same two outfits every single time, but then I got used to it and whenever I saw them it was kind of comforting in a way lol. Like, life may be weird and unpredictable but at least this person is coming through with their rose-patterned sweater. (The fact that six years later I can still remember what the outfits were prove how iconic this actually was.)

[@dandarcy2539]

that reminds me of one of my close friends in high school, he wore the same outfit every day but had multiple pairs of things. people started asking him about it and he labeled each of his shirts 1-12, it was so fun lmao

[@starstudios653]

Dan Darcy That’s iconic haha!!!

[@ShadyBun]

Iconic, I love it

[@BeyondBrii]

I agree, some outfits are just so good more people need to see it, and see it multiple times haha

[@rhiannasowerby3888]

I feel like growing up in an incredibly poor area of the UK makes watching this even more bizarre. No one around where I live can afford to do this, so when I went to university and learnt people actually get rid of clothes after wearing them, I was so shocked. I genuinely have about 8 outfits that I wear and maybe 4 formal outfits! It's insane that people do that.

[@TheStitchess]

I had the same culture shock when I started going to college.

[@lilywest9552]

I like living in the same 3 hoodies :))

[@TheStitchess]

Same

[@maximellow5745]

Wait. That's a thing? I've worn the same clothes for like 10 years now. How does one have enough money to wear stuff only ONCE. Worlds wild.

[@barbiisaurus]

i ask myself the same question, also...i love some of my clothing, they´re confortable and cute, so of course i´d wear them over and over again xD I have clothing i bought in secondary school xD

[@icannotbeseen]

I altered a dress this week that I bought 15 years ago and still wore sometimes. It's cuter now. old or not. I have so many old clothes because they haven't fallen apart, still fit and aren't ridiculous teenage fashion mistakes *cough*

[@badwolftina8716]

Same. I still wear stuff I got 10-15 years ago. If it still fits, is not falling apart and I still like it, then why not? I also love thrifting and flea markets, so yeah. :) I also hate the "but you're over a certain age now, you can't wear that style any more!" attitude of some people. Like I said, if it still fits and I still love it, why not wear it? The beauty of being closer to 40 than to 30 now is being confident enough to not give a damn any more what people think. ;)

[@ShadyBun]

I’ve been wearing the same clothes since first grade-

[@Call-me-Al]

I still have a few t-shirts and shirts I wore twenty years ago as a young teen, because those were baggy clothes my parents bought as something to grow into, and I didn't wear them so often they are threadbare yet (and I still like them). This sort of once-only behaviour being done by people who aren't literally multi-millionaires is ludicrous... not that it is right for the multi-millionaires to do, just that it makes more sense why they might become so stupidly wasteful.

[@wingedtrish]

As someone who wears the same shoes every day, I enjoy the "real life cartoon character" comment. I am essentially trying to be Daria, anyway.

[@Paula-tr8eq]

I used to be really self conscious about outfit repeating because I got made fun for doing it all throughout school because I was poor and didn't have a lot of clothes. It definitely left me with a complex when I was younger but now I pretty much wear the same thing all the time and I'm fine with it.

[@jimthecactus7425]

That's such a dumb thing to pick on someone for.

[@TheStitchess]

Same. I had maybe 20 shirts altogether and 5 that I actually liked so it was super noticeable too. Now I wear the same BABY blouse with every outfit and I just don’t care lol

[@guytorie]

I used to own a ton of clothes, but since I've been transitioning to male I got rid of most of them. I've been slow to regrow my new wardrobe because I used to have too many outfits to reasonably use without feeling obligated to wear something I didn't feel like wearing. While I enjoyed the experience of choosing unique outfits for social gatherings and performances, the ritual of choosing unique outfits, or even outfits I hadn't worn in a long while, began to feel like an elaborate chore. Now I only own several outfits per season, but I usually have three primary outfits that I gravitate toward. If I'm wearing an outer shirt, it's usually only on for a few hours of the day, so if I feel like wearing it with a different shirt and the same pants the exact next day, I just will. I basically dress like a Sim now, and it's so emotionally refreshing.

[@TheStitchess]

“I used to have too many outfits to reasonably use without feeling obligated to wear something I didn’t feel like wearing” This... this is a feeling many of us have probably felt. I used to have such a big closet and yet wound up wearing the MOST uncomfortable things before downsizing a few years ago. I just didn’t want to “use up” my “good” clothes. I for one embrace Sim dressing.

[@TH0KH]

The ultimate capsule wardrobe lol

[@fieldvole]

a colleague at work said "i never see you wearing the same things!" but in reality i simply combine the same 60 or 70 items in my wardrobe in different ways...!

[@MissMEhere]

I have been confused by this concept since I was 7, and I still am! I have literally only heard people calling others an “outfit repeater” on TV. If this is medias way of telling people to buy more clothes, I guess the fashion industry failed to brainwash me 😂

[@ArdillaConQueso]

Me too, the fast fashion industry make us think that the clothes are all disposable, but for me not, I create a vincle with my clothes. (sorry if my english is bad, is not my first language)

[@icecubeonfire2769]

Last time I was anxious about wearing the same thing I was in High School and ot was limited to wearing the same outfit twice in a row (basically the logic went: If you wear it the jext day you are wearing disgusting dirty clothing) I jever heard of not repeating outfits outside of celebrity culture

[@courtneycherry113]

Agreed having a different outfit everyday is more of a hight school thing.

[@KreeZafi]

I definitely avoided wearing the same outfit too soon in school as well, for the reason that it would look dirty. Even though I didn't actually wash my clothes after each wear (they rarely need it unless you've sweated a lot of spilled something) I didn't want to advertise that I worse the same thing again without washing it haha. Never would have thought to not repeat outfits though, in fact I had the same handful of outfits that I cycled through pretty much all the time without much variation.

[@slothbunny3382]

I always thought that was something that was only on tv with characters who’s only personality trait was spoilt rich girl

[@KreeZafi]

@Joëlle Weetjewel Tbh I just investigate whether or not clothes need to be washed - as long as they look clean and smell fine, they're good to go lol

[@luneviolette9415]

i repeat outfit all the damn time just because they look damn cool like what even is wrong with that?

[@MiniNymph]

While I certainly go through periods of "trying something new" by pairing items I have never paired before, I have some fave outfits I've been wearing for years. The fact that the leggings I wear with it ripped, and my feet are damaged so I can't wear my knee high boots any more is just a problem I need to solve. I will be wearing it again in the fall somehow.

[@madison_brooke]

I actually knew someone who refused to repeat outfits and they never wore the same outfit throughout all 4 years of high school. They mixed it up by using different accessories/shoes/etc. But this wasn’t the norm, most people I know are outfit repeaters!

[@stranger4537]

"I didn't know that outfit reapeating was a 'sin'" -me, whos entire closet consists of black trousers, black basic sweatshirts and various printed (black) T-shirts

[@osllq9355]

Lizzie, no! 😂😂😂 all I can hear is Kate: Lizzie McGuire, YOU are an OUTFIT *REPEATER!*

[@alisonkozuch2400]

“Maybe I’m an outfit repeater, but YOU’RE an outfit rememberer, which is just as pathetic!”

[@mangof.6054]

And repeating outfits with a small wardrobe helps you get a more recognizable style even if you can't afford super nice clothes. I used to hoard cheap clothes as a kid, but as I narrowed it down to about one basket in high school I got such a recognizable style I got in the school yearbook with it. All I wore was some t-shirts, two of the same baggy cargo pants, a pair of jeans, and a single flannel. (Although the addition of a hoodie has helped.) If 15 year old nonbinary can pull off a noticeable style while repeating cheap outfits y'all can too.

[@antiquebeast]

Exactly. My Dad is a hoarder and our sides of the apartment are vastly different. He doesn’t get that you need space to live.

[@margaretcummings4146]

I honestly find it really charming when I see a fashion KZbinr wearing pieces they had previously shown in a haul video, I recently watched the one where you found that lavender cardigan, and I'm happy to see her again! A guilty pleasure of mine is definitely watching those ridiculous closet purge videos, but it's also kind of sad that people just buy and buy and buy, without ever asking themselves if it's something they need or even if they like it. Apart from being unsustainable and wasteful, I find so much joy in curating a more intentional wardrobe full of pieces that I feel a connection to, I feel like it reflects the fact that I really know myself. And yeah, like other commenters have said, most people who don't have tons of $$ to burn can't live that way, ya gotta be creative with what you have.

[@Artlover125]

I've never seen anything wrong w outfit repeating but my mom hates it! Like I can rewear things but she hates when I constantly wear the same few shirts/outfits bc idk other ppl will notice I guess?? But honestly whoever cares abt that is a little too invested imo, I mean I never really notice these things but 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

[@Lunareon]

To be seen as a (cartoon) character is totally life goals! Nothing wrong with repeating an outfit indeed. Most people don't usually notice/care/remember what you are/were wearing, so most of the time you are truly only dressing up for yourself. It is kind of relieving to know that. :)

[@TheGrossDemon]

I feel like I have sooooo much clothes, but I still only wear the same tops and bottoms all the time. Maybe I should get rid of all those pieces that are only good for occasions since I never go out and the current world won't even let me

[@TheStitchess]

They do say we usually only wear about 20% of our closet... might as well ditch the other 80! I like to use the space for morning stretches ^-^

[@TheGrossDemon]

@@TheStitchess lol! I only wear my custom clothing, but if I got rid of the boring stuff I could actually put my cosplay clothes in my closet lol! I guess this video doubles as inspiration for some summer cleaning lol

[@recon441]

You're right about the "only for special occasions" mindset 😕 I should really kick it, doesn't do me any good

[@noonereally4798]

Finding new ways to mix and match things you already have is one of the most satisfying things to do, however it takes time, and if you’re busy and have to get to work or school on time, just wear what you know works, because changing in and out of clothes takes time, probably more time than you’d think, or would like to waste, trying new combos is really only for days off when you’re not busy.

[@This-Present-Darkness]

I didn’t know what an outfit repeater was until this video, but now I feel confident that I too am an outfit repeater. Some stuff just looks good together! And everyone should see it!!

[@Emileigggggh]

"your clothes are basically living in your house rent-free" dang, I felt that I've been loving your videos! You've really inspired me about fashion lately, I LOVE the way you talk about it and I love your style! (although I can't narrow down to one coherent style, do you have any advice?)

[@dreamer6943]

I have multiple styles too. I try to buy things that can be used I more than one way. So I like the femininity and cuteness of jfashion but sometimes that feels inappropriate or too attention seeking somehow for everyday western events so I have ordinary clothes too. I'll try to explain in a little more detail... So for example, I got this pooufy lolita type skirt all frilly and that. And I made some bows, which I can pin to a polo neck knitted jumper which only has a slight ruffle on the shoulder, the bows makes it more lolita style. But I can wear the jumper alone with jeans too or with a blazer and it looks western style. And I can wear the jeans with a hoodie and tee shirt, or smarten them up with a plain silk blouse. I can smarten the lolita type skirt with the blouse too and the blazer, to make it look more western. You might think the silk blouse wouldn't suit my cutesy mini skirt and be too formal, but layer it under the tee shirt I mentioned already and that dresses the silk blouse down so the outfit works. If I pin a lace collar to the regular collar on the silk blouse, add a wide strap sleeveless top and then pin the bows and wear it with the pooufy skirt, I'm back to looking lolita inspired style. The sleeveless top with or without the hoodie looks great with the mini skirt, as does the polo neck knitted jumper. So one day you see me looking traditionally Western, the next day I've got a lolita vibe going on and the next day I look kawaii, but it's all the same set of clothes mixed differently.

[@feliciaseybold1696]

Your cat tee is one of the most precious cat tees I've ever seen in my life!!! It makes me very happy that this isn't the first and probably not the last time it will make an appearance in your vids!!!!! (Btw I found your channel a few weeks ago and it was everything I didn't know I needed in a youtube channel so thank you for your wonderful content

[@TheStitchess]

It’s by an indie artist called lovestruckprints on Etsy ^-^

[@Leeny..]

That "in limbo" basket tangent was so, so spot on. Glad I'm not the only one doing that lol

[@sensiblecryptid4406]

I went to a a school with uniforms for elementary-middle school, so once I went to highschool I basically wore the same set of clothes every day and just washed them when I went home. It took a while to develop a sense of style.

[@deadphoenixrising]

The clean clothes basket with no energy to put them away is my emotional state right now.

[@Xan1120]

As someone who’s been repeating the same shirt for a few weeks now, I definitely agree with the fact that it is quicker!

[@Tina.bina.]

Queen! I totally agree on like all of these. Never understood the taboo of repeating outfits. Like, washing clothes exists lol

[@pixelsplease7424]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who repeats outfits. I've been called out many times for "Wearing the same clothes" but wearing good clothes that look good is the only thing I care about. Even if it means washing more than once a week.

[@pb9611]

I don’t know how I got it in my head that this was a bad thing but this makes me feel so much better! I have certain comfort outfits and I’m tired of being ashamed of that :)

[@AeliaReadsBooks]

I love finding different ways to style the stuff I already own.

[@notjamin]

I'm not just an outfit repeater, I'm a cartoon character I have like three outfits and I wear them constantly unless there's a really special occasion

[@aderyn7600]

Im not even a good enough cartoon character. All my shit is ripped and needing buttons. Its not that i dont have money i just have really sensitive skin and a lot clothed make my eczema go crazy. So ripped pants and faded shirt with no buttons are my jam until i can start making my own clothes.

[@MC-uy1ki]

I definitely repeat outfits, but also sometimes I go to the thrift store if I don't want to...wash my clothes... (Mostly kidding...) 😁

[@TheStitchess]

You should probably wash the thrift store clothes too tho lol

[@ManonMarguerite]

All the baskets are too relatable tho hahaha I wear the same clothing over and over, it helps that I'm too fussy when it comes to buying clothes.

[@khowlen2542]

i think i never thought about this being a taboo or something like that, usually hispanic culture goes by ''wear it till you tear it'' or ''if it doesn't fit, gift it''; i was taught to re wear stuff until it didnt fit me anymore, and usually its passed through cousins/siblings!

[@ΕλληΚου]

I don't usually leave comments but im so happy that i have found your channel and watch it grow. Also i'm from a small town in Europe and it's completely outrageous to NOT be an outfit repeater i actually connect a lot of my friends with a certain outfit or a piece of clothing because of how often they wearing it ...

[@cloudberries]

so excited for this video 🥰✨

[@citrinedragonfly]

I have work outfits that I repeat weekly, some times, because they make me feel happy and confident when going in. My students notice, but considering I have some who do wear the same shirt/jeans combo every single day, or the same hoodie every day, we just sort of acknowledge and move on. They don't care - or if they do notice, it's more of, "Magistra, you're wearing the color-changing pants today!" (cross-woven velour red/blue - I've had them almost 20 years now, and they are a staple. The color looks different depending on how I move and how the light hits the fabric, and it fascinates them every time). It's amusing to me, because my students like knowing the basic type of outfit I'm going to wear, because they can recognize me halfway down the hall in a crowd if they see my top, even if my back is to them. Makes fire drills a lot easier!

[@moongem4489]

My mom keeps trying to buy me new clothes I don't need or like just because I keep repeating the same outfits. It took me 2-3 years to build my dream goth wardrobe through thrifting, of course I repeat outfits! They look so good!

[@caraverrastro84]

I can not stop wearing the same few things, and I have so many clothes 🤦 but wearing that fav outfit(s) makes me feel amazing so who cares!

[@maddijohnson9883]

It's really sad how unhappy consumerism makes us. We feel like we can never enjoy what we love because we're already thinking of replacing it.

[@johannaeckert8266]

I tend to repeat outfits a lot but I try to spread them out. I think about who I saw last in that outfit and try not to wear the same thing the very next time I see them.

[@GirlOnTheBalcony]

I do like a majority of my closet, but I have a good 5-6 items that are my absolute favorite and will repeat my outfits just cause my favorite pieces are clean.

[@wintercinder375]

I actually needed to hear this. I know that no one notices. I wear nothing but black so especially no one is going to notice that.... but I still am like scared of repeating outfits.... I legit don’t know why I’m like this.

[@emb63]

I very rarely repeat outfits, but it's not on purpose, I just have enough different combos because most of my wardrobe goes with the rest of it!

[@jennaveda6273]

Thanks for this video ❤️ Downsizing my closet is something I still struggle with but am trying to accomplish this year. I had to wear really bad school uniforms or 'church' clothes most of my childhood so when I was finally allowed to pick out my own clothes my style was ALLLLL over the place lol, and I became a bit of a clothing hoarder. I agonized over someone seeing me in the same clothes, because I felt like it impacted my individuality somehow. That matters a lot less these days, thankfully, and I really want a very femme capsule wardrobe now.

[@lydia9186]

repeating outfits is especially awesome with handmade clothes. like, i MADE this shirt. i want EVERYONE to see it

[@nicolehoneywill5529]

As a capsule wardrober...oh yes I rewear outfits. I even repeat in a week if I feel like it. I have amazing slow pieces and I’ll wear them till they’re done. That’s sustainable fashion for you.

[@megan530]

Idk how I got to your channel or started watching your videos, considering I’m not into Lolita fashion, but this was the message I needed to hear 💯😫

[@StarrySeagull]

As a kid I saw a KZbin video by some "fashion expert" where she said that repeating outfits was just sooo awful. Even though it sounded wrong to me, it stuck in the back of my head for so long and made me feel bad for having favorite clothing combinations. I'm glad I'm over that now but people need to really get over themselves and stop spreading the idea that outfit repeating is bad.

[@courtneycherry113]

We'll yeah I repeat outfits, they look cute and I like them 😆

[@Ssaintbella]

Proud outfit repeater!

[@chey261]

I wear the exact same fairy kei coords like every week lol. There's no reason not to!! I worked hard on making accessories and combos lol

[@patriciaschlabendorff8794]

I honestly can’t see my closet as the clothes themselves, all I see is outfits that work that I wear all the time and I only “create something new” if im either inspired or i just wanna wear whatever shirt and jeans

[@saccharine2565]

I thought this was like a think that exclusive rich influencers and celebrities. Like in my friend group people think it's weird if I don't look like a pastel grandad who wears the same 3 sweaters on rotation. Like I thought that was normal lmao

[@Speilbilde]

I would never have imagined this being A Thing outside like.... Instagram Influencer spaces. I repeat outfits allll the time lol

[@Speilbilde]

And no, I would not have thought about your repeat outfit if you hadn't specified.

[@localtoothfairy]

I had a pair of pants that I always wore on Thursdays for whatever reason and they earned the reputation as “the Thursday pants” and if I didn’t wear them people would ask where they were 😂

[@wS21z.]

I wear same outfits a lot, because I prefer uniformity. And it makes my life so much easier than trying to pair new outfits, I also hate shopping so I only wear my favorite clothes xD

[@anncallihan5144]

Limbo laundry basket is a call out I wasn’t prepared for.

[@martycosplay]

The truth has been spoken! Thank you! :3 I wish I heard this at highschool, lol

[@sanysuzuya7751]

I always rewear my outfits, but I put space of time between wearing it again. I didn't know some people only wore things together once, that feels silly 😅 So I agree with you, yeah xd

[@WildfangShadowFox]

Ha! Years ago I started to not just wear the same outfits again and again but also the same kind of clothes. So in fact I wear black pants and a black shirt everyday. It´s something of a civil uniform if you will. It saves so much time. And if I feel fancy I can still put more effort into it. That somehow never happens though. lol

[@shaylleighuira]

I have a tendency to save up my "good clothes" for when I feel like they're worth being worn. Thus, I'm repeating the same 5-7 outfits every season. The reasons why are: 1. I'm currently surrounded by people that won't even appreciate my outfits (I'm talking about lolita, himekaji, larme fashion), so in order to get through this awfully long rough patch, I wear my "borderline" clothes that, the way I put them together, they aren't mainstream, but not alternative enough to draw too many attention. 2. I'm waiting to move to a better place, where I can wear my clothes freely, and so the garments can be properly respected. 3. I'm making an effort to have a body that's worth wearing those clothes, and until I don't get it, I feel uncomfortable and unworthy. (I mean, by exercising and eating healthy ofc)

[@Epilum]

I think not repeating outfits is just a terrible anti consumer thing, I mean you create a look and eventually need to buy more clothes as you run out. I really hate it and repeat my outfits several times. So agree 100%!

[@like90]

I'm a serial repeater. I will wear the same outfit sometimes several times in one week because I love it so much. I don't care what people think, clothes are for my own enjoyment. (They do get washed in between though). Those pieces are often 5 or 10+ years old.

[@julianapegas2043]

Where I live, I feel like this mindset was A THING in the nineties, but now it's dying down, thankfully. However, I feel some comeback because of the whole thing of posting daily outfits on the internet, but it's not as people "in real life" will notice or comment about it. Actually, I don't really like repeating outfits to bigger parties, where there'll be a photographer and such... when I see the photos I kinda feel like I wasted an opportunity of taking good photos with a different outfit! But I probably have a little of that "don't repeat outfits" mindset lingering in the back of my brain XD But I like to choose clothes that will get A LOT of use afterwards!

[@lcampanella4850]

My mom is from Spain and only owns about 30 pieces of clothing, she's a serial outfit repeater. She only purchases pieces that she really loves and feels confident in and I've tried adopting this attitude despite north-american consumer trends. I only invest in clothing of quality that brings me happiness. Obviously investing in quality is a luxury, but seeing as I can do this I want to make sure I'm making ethical choices. EDIT: I AM SO HAPPY THE ALGORITHM HAS LED ME TO YOUR VIDEOS

[@MovingAcrossTheOcean]

I wear the same thing everyday! I have 7 black shirts, 3 pairs of the same jeans, and 3 pairs of the same shorts. I do also have 1 black long sleeve shirt, 1 black sweatshirt, 1 black sweater, and 1 black hoodie for when it's cold out. (As well as 1 black dress, 1 black coat, 1 black rain coat, 1 black swimsuit, 1 black pair of pj shorts, and 1 black pair of pj pants, lmao) I have a few other shirts for when I'm doing painting projects or something, but other than that, that's my outfit EVERY DAY. And I love it! It's so easy to get dressed in the morning, I always feel confident because these are clothes I love, and I never worry about laundry because I just do it once a week. I have had people ask if I'm a cartoon character and I think it's hilarious. I think more people should look into capsule wardrobes (obviously not everyone will be happy with the same situation as me) but I think it's a good idea for people to become more conscious about the things they own and the things they buy.

[@cyanidebutterfliesx]

honestly if i could just open a closet like pepper ann and have the same perfect look multiple times i would

[@KagamiKawaiineD35u]

i was giving myself a hard time about this because i'm building up a new wardrobe >< I'm glad I got pieces I can mix and match haha. Now I feel less worried so thank you for making this :]

[@animeholiczka]

I honestly didn't even know it was a thing. And i am terrified now. Glad that i don't know literally anyone who does that :x

[@papercuts500]

Preach it sister

[@lunarsilk9516]

I didn't even know that was a thing, I just wear my clothes when I want to

[@rittj.1303]

I need to wear more of what I own. I find clothes I like, then forget I have them and wear the same thing again ^^; It doesn't help that I have to wear a uniform at my job, so I have less opportunity to wear my stuff. Great video!

[@grav3yardprinc3ss69]

When I get tired of wearing socks, but still like the overall design on these socks, I just hop behind the sewing machine and make fingerless gloves out of them!

[@zenith3570]

I really hate when other get hate for repeating outfits. some people can't afford that :/ just let people live their life

[@TrillHanks]

Great video! Your video quality has been through the roof lately ❤ Keep on grinding your way to the top!

[@zhincthesnake]

I, too, wish to become a cartoon character. Glad to know I am not the only one with this goal.

[@thedungeon325]

I repeat my outfits all the time. And any experimental outfits I put them on my manican to see if they look good then I wear them too. I know that most of my stuff go together

[@ashleymadison6518]

Okay so I havent watched the video, I just saw the title for a fair warning. I really feel like if you have a well structured wardrobe that you will always have the ability to mix and match multiple pieces with other articles of clothing in your closet. "Well structured" as in, you have your basics (neutral colored tops/pants/shoes) as well as staple pieces that can easily go with any of your different basics. For example, a black v neck top can be paired with a long skirt to give off a casual look, or it can be paired with a blazer and slacks to make it more professional. Clothes are something I'm so passionate about, and If you can be eco friendly while still having a love for clothes then more power to you cause our planet desperately needs it!!

[@andycandy4833]

I have never heard of repeating outfits being a bad thing

[@the_dooter]

... I was a goodwill kid and have never gotten rid of a piece of clothing until I'd worn it to death or it no longer fit (in which case I donated it to goodwill). the majority of my friends were the same. I'm from the US, I totally don't relate to people in the comments... I mean, now that I'm an adult (and as a teenager) I buy new clothes, but I follow the rule of 3's - you cannot buy a piece of clothing unless you can think of 3 complete outfits you can make with it from your existing wardrobe. And then you wear it until it dies, years later, peacefully in its sleep

[@WhattheBeck]

im entirely baffled by anyone who thinks its bad to wear the same outfit multiple times. my clothes are cool af and im gonna wear them until they wear out and then REPAIR them over and over until i die 😆

[@guadamara6919]

When I finished school and started uni something I really missed was the uniform, for two main reasons: 1) I'm lazy, so not having to choose an outfit in the morning is great, 2) I truly love the pleated skirt, button up shirt and baggie sweater combo. After a year or so I realized, I could wear something like a school uniform but more fashionable, simple as that. And luckily I never heard someone say something negative about my outfits being repetitive, it's quite the opposite actually. And after all, isn't a "power suit" just that?

[@Momerium]

I like to buy new accesories and shoes to pair my old clothes, it gives it a refreshing look

[@MoodyMooMoo]

If anything, I need to not wear the same thing not as much lol. I used to wear the same black skater skirt every day (no joke) and now I wear either my black sweat pants or my baggy black jeans every day. I also wear a long coat and scarf so it's not like anyone really notices. I'm working on dressing more fun and cute tho

[@bubblegum-uo5pf]

i do this all the time! i didnt know that most think that this is bad

[@lynnsey9343]

I am too, its cause I'm picky and also have limited space and limited budget. But that's ok, its sustainable.

[@TheStitchess]

How to make being poor sound good: It’s SUSTAINABLE 🌈🌤✨♻️

[@irenei4736]

I feel like it is a very american/north american thing. Where i live even stylish/more well off people that have a closet full of clothes tend to repeat without problem, if we discard clothes is because one is bored with it / it's broken/it's not on trend anymore but there is no pressure on repeating outfits. maybe it's a bit taboo in special occasions but i always wear the same black dress at every function and i never had problems

[@TheStitchess]

I wish it was like that everywhere!

[@oniodarkholme4267]

Build a closet that allows you to wear a veriety of combinations for one fashion genre < Have one outfit for each fashion subculture you fall in love with and not be able to combine any of the pieces