Should you dress to suit your lifestyle?

[MoonFace2]

I have several very nice jackets, but I’ve looked at them and suddenly realised they’re not important or necessary and they take up unnecessary space. Why do I need them when I can wear comfortable, practical clothes, like tops and hoodies, or sweaters and hoodies, or a simple puffer jacket?

Should I get rid of some of these things? I have 4 hoodies, which are useful and about 5 jackets. I realised I only need 2 of those 5 jackets and a padded jacket for winter. I hardly ever go anywhere that requires a good jacket.

[Tarifa]

Things can still change over time. You might be invited to an event where you're expected to dress a bit more formal.

That being said, I've reduced the amount of clothes I hardly wear. Some trousers that were too big, some sweaters that had seen quite some use and weren't fitting that great anymore... sometimes less is better. I probably have more jackets than I need to, but I like them and it's nice to change into something else. Some of them are padded for colder times, others are needed as motorcycle wear.

[NicholasRedone]

I certainly do at my old age of 30 Ongoing 31 😅😄😁👀 ♂️ 😎

Crikey 🕶️

[AI Opinion]

It sounds like you're on a journey to simplify your wardrobe, and that's great! Dressing to suit your lifestyle is all about comfort and practicality while feeling good in what you wear. If those jackets aren't serving a purpose or bringing you joy, it might be time to let them go. Keeping a few versatile pieces that match your activities and style can make getting dressed simpler and more enjoyable. Stick with what you genuinely use and love, and your closet will feel lighter and more intentional. Happy decluttering! 😊

[Jennz6]

Suit yourself

[eagle1951]

always