A dress and heels most days, because I am a LADY, and if you don’t agree, I fart in your general direction.
Jeans and t-shirt at the grocery store, work pants and raggedy t-shirts at home on the farm.
Jeans and t-shirt at home. Add shoes if I’m going outside for something. Add a polo shirt, Navy ball cap, and glasses (required while driving) if I’m going somewhere.
At my last job before I retired it was black jeans, black polo shirt, and steel-toed boots.
At my previous job, Navy uniforms.
Nothing unusual until the last couple of months. When I’m at home, which is most of the time now, I started looking at comfort and feel of clothes. If you don’t care what the neighbors might think there are options that I had never considered before.
Dickies work pants and a T-shirt. There’s a lot of variety there though, I have tan and black pants, and lots of different T-shirts. I dress for comfort. If suits were comfortable and made in my size I’d wear them, but my size in clothes doesn’t exist, they can’t even be altered to fit. So everything is either too big or too small anyway.