Stumbled across this article today and literally lol'ed: https://www.newyorker.com/humor/daily-shouts/fashionable-outfits-for-working-from-home
I am the sweaty optimist 100%. In fact, I am in full yoga gear right now, as I'm typing this π
Stumbled across this article today and literally lol'ed: https://www.newyorker.com/humor/daily-shouts/fashionable-outfits-for-working-from-home
I am the sweaty optimist 100%. In fact, I am in full yoga gear right now, as I'm typing this π
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I wore my pyjamas all the time. The best time!
Last night's boxers and tee shirt. Add sweats if it's chilly. Add shorts (short pants, you Brits, not more underwear) and shoes before walking the dog. Shower if going someplace where smells may be inappropriate. Ditto for shave.
Same as the office - shorts, tshirt, flip flops
Fall-Winter: Jeans, t-shirt and maybe a sweatshirt if I'm being particularly spiteful with the heating bill.
Spring-Summer: Shorts, t-shirt and/or tanktop if I'm being particularly spiteful with the cooling bill.
I wear exactly what I'd wear to the office.
I do the exact routine is do if I were going into the office: wake up at 5:30a, browse internet while eating breakfast (the misses and 3 little girls are so sleeping, it's quiet π§ββοΈ), put away dishes from last night's dishwasher run, make a cup of tea, go upstairs brush teeth, do hair, briefly chat with the misses, put casual street clothes on, sit at desk and start working. Work from 630-230.
Pajamas π€·π»ββοΈ
I used to totally just wear sweatpants - I had two pairs of sweatpants and I'd alternate them, with whatever random t-shirt I have. When it wasn't sweatpants, it was workout leggings which I still wear super super often.
Recently I found a nice pair of pants from Uniqlo that feel comfier than sweatpants but actually look nice - so if I get a bug up my butt and want to run out for coffee, I can just go. No time wasted in changing or angsting over "should I go out in my pajamas?" Hah. Now I have two of those, and two pairs of shorts from the same material. (Might I note that all of these have ~ * ~ POCKETS ~ * ~!!!!)
I wear slightly nicer shirts now - I bought a few merino wool shirts and holy comfort and temperature regulating, Batman!
(Oh yeah: and slippers)
Ooh do you know the name of the Uniqlo pants? That sounds wonderful
I sure do and I'm here with a handy link as well!
uniqlo.com/us/en/women-drape-strai...
There are different prints on different listings, and they also have a jogger style. I have a pair of the joggers but don't like them nearly as much as the straight, wide-leg openings.
These are the shorts: uniqlo.com/us/en/women-provence-pr...
Awesome! Ordering a pair Friday
tbh this is what I was imagining when I came into this thread
the sweatpants, or the successful end to the years-long sweatpants search? hah
The former, but the latter works too!
Tshirt & shorts or yoga pants. If I'm working out at lunch I usually put on my actual gym clothes in the morning. If I have video calls I get myself presentable.
Definitely maybe not as formal as in the office, but I try to avoid pijamas and actually dressing up for work. It keeps me in the mood for productivity.
My Dev hoodie!
I usually lie in shorts on the bed and on the belly I hold a laptop ,-)
I work remotely, so it goes day after day.
Comfy pants and nerdy t-shirts :) But I do make up, that makes me feel better. The make-up sort of represents the "ritual" part of getting ready.
Iβm not ashamed to admit that itβs pajama bottoms and a dress shirt top. I let my coworkers think Iβm pulled together, but I want my legs to feel like itβs the weekend.
T-shirt and JP pants, sweats or gym shorts. π€
I always heard you should dress for the job you want...so t-shirt and gym shorts.
It's underwear at best. Shorts if I just went out and forgot to take them off lol