Do you wear sweatpants? Shorts?

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In the cold weather, I like to wear sweatpants at home. They comfortable and the only thing that keeps me warm – jeans don’t do it. When the weather gets warmer I put them away. (I do wear jeans year round if I go out. I have a pair of black jeans that are my favorite.)

I also wear shorts in warm weather – I know I look okay in them. However I’ve seen people wearing shorts who (imo) shouldn't.
 

I like sweatpants at home in cold weather but slip into jeans if I'm going out. In warm weather I'm in shorts full time.
 
Since I move to Florida 17 years ago from Boston,its been nothing but shorts.I saved one suit for funerals.
 

Sweats/yoga pants at home all winter, jeans and khakis to go out, shorts and capris in summer. You just can't have too many pants.
 
I was allowed to wear sweats/T shirts to work for the last 10 years. Only ones who saw me were the guards and janitors (worked 5 PM to 5 AM). I continue to wear sweats, even dining out or the movies, dress code here is 'whatever' never was a jeans fan but do have a pair of slacks and collared shirt for special occasions (despise wearing a tie). Seemed like everybody I talked to about this say the same thing, 'I would wear sweats or shorts all the time if it was accepted'. I can't wear shorts do to the fact I dislike going without socks and some of the seniors I've seen enforce the belief that shorts and socks look strange. We have mild winters and summers here so the need to have a large wardrobe is your choice not mine. Different colored sweats for different occasions.
 
Shorts roughly 9 months.....jeans and sweats the rest of the year. I haven't purchased a pair of dress pants in the 8 years I have been retired. Fortunately my old work pants still fit if I need to wear a pair which is rare.
 
Once you have shorts on guys, you can always wear sandals. But please, please, no socks and sandals with those shorts. That is just wrong.
 
I wear jeans or capris 90 percent of the time. I wear yoga pants to yoga class. If it's super hot, I'll wear shorts or a casual skirt. I wear sweats only around the house.
 
Within a few minutes of getting home I have showered and changed into my sweat pants and T shirt or jumper...I always wear them around the house they are soo comfy..but I would never wear them outside the house apart from in the privacy of my own garden. Apart from at work where I have to be very smartly dressed, I live and breathe in jeans..all sorts of colours,Pale blue, dark blue, , black, white, tan, ..Skinny jeans that tuck right into my Knee high boots.

I really wish we had the type of warm weather where we could wear shorts 9 months of the year but in the 3 or 4 month we do get really hot weather or when I go abroad I do wear shorts but they're knee length, I would look like mutton dressed as lamb in Daisy Dooks..
I like sleeveless culotte dresses as well in the summer I have a couple of these...they're really comfy to wear so you get the smartness of a dress but the versatility of shorts...

Like this...

Jackie's Boutique Women's Print Culotte Travel Sundress.jpg
 
I wear Bermuda Shorts but not sweatpants. I never wear socks because, since hip surgery, I haven't been able to wear lace up shoes on my right foot. All my shoes are loafers and I don't consider wearing a sock on only one foot.
 
I think that when a man wears Bermuda shorts and loafers then he should never wear socks John, it's like wearing socks with Sandals..NO-NO...so, unintentionally due to your hip surgery you're being a cool dude.. :D
 
I wear what we call track pants at home but never go out in them
As for shorts, socks and sandals , when we see a man wearing that outfit we,smile and say oh they must be Jayco owners , Which is a brand of caravan all the women we see who have that brand of caravan appear to wear 3/4 Pants and the men shorts and long socks , :giggle::shrug:We say to one another oh look they are in uniform ( we get lots of tourists here in our small town)
 
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