/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.14976494]

How much clothing should one person own?

[Anonymous No.14976502]

three clothings

[Anonymous No.14976525]

Enough

[Anonymous No.14976542]

>>14976494
Enough to dress at least slightly differently every day of the week without doing the laundry. I'd go for more but that should be enough for most people

[Anonymous No.14976547]

Two pairs of pants.
Eight t-shirts.
One rain jacket.
One winter jacket.

[Anonymous No.14976549]

>>14976542
I mainly asked the question just to get a consensus. I personally have a vast amount of clothing and was wondering what was considered normal. Like 30+ jackets and 25 pairs of shoes esc.

[Anonymous No.14976550]

Who cares what's normal? This is clearly one of your hobbies so have fun.

[Anonymous No.14976561]

personally I would go with two clothings

[Anonymous No.14976565]

>>14976550
Mainly storage is primary concern

[Anonymous No.14976566]

Owning clothings is for the poors. Own a clothier.

[Anonymous No.14976596]

>>14976494
I feel like if I buy more I'll be happy
Hasn't worked in the past but here's hoping

[Anonymous No.14976604]

>>14976494
I'm cooming

[Anonymous No.14976651]

As soon as my wardrobe starts to feel complete, something suddenly becomes worn out or too small

[Anonymous No.14976689]

>>14976604
Bit sad that dude

[Anonymous No.14976721]

>>14976494
There is no set amount. The barrier to entry is money, the rest is up to you. If I was rich my closet would not only be made up of every personal grail I could think of but things purely for collection and my enjoyment.

[Anonymous No.14976772]

>>14976494
i have around 75 items right now including shoes, jackets, underwear, gym and sleep clothes.

yes i have mental problems and yes i researched minimalism obsessively a few months ago but despite how much i downsize everything else i can't stop buying clothes even twice a year or so.

[Anonymous No.14976800]

>>14976772
that’s really not that much clothing, anon. maybe just slim down what doesn’t immediately make you happy or doesn’t fit quite right.

[Anonymous No.14977180]

>>14976494
Enough that you can go through your schedule cycle (whether it be weekly, fortnightly, monthly etc.) without ever wearing the same thing twice. For most people this would be fortnightly, so 14 of all the basics and then go from their as you see fit.

[Anonymous No.14977211]

>>14976772
75 is not very much. I probably have 15 pairs of socks and 10 pairs of underwear, which makes 25 alone from that. What I do is put my clothes through a "survival of the fittest" thrift store cycle. Every couple months, I audit my entire collection and get rid of anything that isn't consistently seeing wear or serving a specific, unique purpose. Mostly, I'm getting rid of clothes that have been made redundant by other, nicer or more versatile ones. Then I donate all my spare clothes to the thrift store and replace them with new items from said thrift store. This acquisition of new garments makes other items in my collection redundant and in the next cycle, they will be replaced. This ensures that my wardrobe is constantly evolving towards perfection.

[Anonymous No.14977227]

>>14976547
This basically

[Anonymous No.14977238]

>>14976565
That really doesn’t depend on what’s normal.

[Anonymous No.14977391]

Reorganisation is well overdue since I don't want to get rid of anything.

[Anonymous No.14977420]

>>14976494
4 pairs of socks
4 pairs of underwear
2 pairs of pants
4 short sleeve shirts
2 longsleeve shirts (atleast one collared)
1 winter jacket/parka
1hoodie
1 umbrella
1-2 hats/beenie's

[Anonymous No.14977434]

>>14976494
over 100

[Anonymous No.14977439]

>>14976772
that's not much at all, Anon
I have more than 75 pairs of pants easily

[Anonymous No.14977452]

>>14976549
>25 pairs of shoes

how do you even find the time to wear all of them

[Anonymous No.14977700]

i wish i owned more jackets and fewer pants/shoes

[Anonymous No.14977780]

Only what you can afford without getting neck deep in debt.

[Anonymous No.14977830]

>>14976494
why is there always a yellow light in pics from japan(?)?

[Anonymous No.14977835]

>>14976494
One dress set, 2 casual sets plus a few t shirts, and about 3 I don't give a shit sets.

[Anonymous No.14977964]

>>14977452
I often don't but it's usually a rotation so nobody ever sees me in the same thing twice. I have allot I don't wear but are too nice to get rid of

[Anonymous No.14978086]

>>14976494
enough to get he or she through a 5 day work week and 1 pair of dark denim jeans and 5 white tees

[Anonymous No.14978694]

>>14976549
Normal for someone who cares about what they wear I assume. I'm about the same. I own 27 pairs of shoes/boots, 40+ shirts, 25+ jackets/sweaters, and about 20 pairs of pants/shorts. Many of my friends are in the same boat.

[Anonymous No.14978823]

>>14978694
>>14977439
do you guys actually wear all your clothes regularly though? i'm somewhere between capsule and full closet and i find myself cycling through maybe half to three quarters of my closet on a daily basis, even when accounting for seasons.

do you guys lean into or avoid trends? or have specific contexts in which you wear completely different things?

[Anonymous No.14978832]

>>14976494
about 5kg

[Anonymous No.14978833]

>>14976549
>women

[Anonymous No.14978858]

2 pants
2 sweaters
3 t shirts
1 dress shirt
1 blazer
1 suit
1 coat

[Anonymous No.14979027]

>>14976494
All of it.
And that person is me.

[Anonymous No.14979226]

how do all these anon own less than 10 pairs of underwear? I own like 30

[Anonymous No.14979230]

>>14978823
I'm not one of the people you replied to but in my opinion trends aren't necessarily a bad thing if they fit your style and won't be out of place in your wardrobe after it stops being trendy. or worse; it becomes super trendy

[Anonymous No.14981520]

>>14978858
u are walking barefoot ?

[Anonymous No.14981645]

>>14978823
I personally have acquired stuff from modern trends in the past but more focus on vintage these days. But I manly have outfits based on the context and not everyday wear.