/comfy/ - A place to relax

>>606 (OP) 
>Why don't you wear a "home outfit" anon?
I assumed eberryone did this. I know do.
My outfit varies depending on the season and the weather but one thing that stays constant is changing into inside shoes. Something really loose and comfortable.

>>606 (OP) 
I have separate clothes for work and home, but that's mainly for cleanliness reasons and also because the clothes I wear for work are just beater clothes that I don't mind having get worn out.

I know this practice is more common in certain country, here it's not common at all and most of people usually thinks it's weird having a dedicated outfit for home.

White undershirt and Zubaz or shorts. I never wear shorts outside of the house, but at home I like them berry short. I got these Jambys, and not to shill, but they're really great. After almost a decade I had to finally retire my Vans that had become house shoes. For Christmas I got a nice silk robe and I'm really liking that.

>>1506
Silk is pretty comfy. I had a djellaba for a moment, that's perfect for summer. I may find a new for next summer.

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>>1507
That's nice. For the winter I can recommend a farwa. Berry comfy.

>>1507
Uh ? I don't remember having put a spoiler.
>>1511
In the same style I like qamis it's a kind of djellaba wore by muslims. There is also a kind of djellaba but thicker and usually with a hood that is perfect for winter. I can't remember the name of this one specifically.
A farwa looks bretty nice to.

I generally go with 100% coton, undies included you just have to find the right ones

>>1507
I do have one that I wear in winter, under a warm bathrobe because I have no heating. But in summer it's useless inside

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I normally roll with cargo pants and a t-shirt.

Sure it's basic but it's light, breathable, and open.
Settles in the feeling of freshness after a long rough day.

>>5826
Got to agree with you on that, cotton is nice.

With the heat right now, I wear a large, light cotton scarf like a loincloth around my waist.

I usually wear a pair of cotton shorts and go around topless. In the winter if it's cold I'll also wear a t-shirt or jumper with it.
It's just a great way to separate

This is an american thing? Why wood you wear uncomfortable outside clothes in your home?
I am usually naked when it's warm enough and during the winter if I can't turn up the heat enough, I have a couple of berry comfy one piece pajamas to wear.

>>6421
Here (western Europe) it's not that common to wear home clothing or being naked. Most people just wear their outdoor clothes and even something that I can't understand nor accept keep their outside shoes in their home.

I wood like to go fully naked but with hot temperatures I keep the windows open and I don't want the neighbours to see my private parts. Also I'm more comfy just wearing a short, a pant or a kind or robe (without undies by the way).

have done this since forever. I mostly wear my pj when I am home. But my pants have been worn out so my current pj is not quite suited for the winter. Gotta boy new comfy pj clothes for the cold months. Currently I am wearing a jogger over my pj trousers. 

Its berry important to wear comfy clothes for me at home. I cant get comfy otherwise

I'll wear workers rigger clothing all night and day the only reason I'd take it off is to aerate my balls anon. I only want to be comfortable in the head mainly and the clothing doesn't seem to switch it from one thing to another. The mind wanders whether I've got one thing or another on or not.

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I like to pick comfy lounge type clothes for my home, that I can also sleep in. That way if I feel like napping or get really tired, there is nothing in my way from laying down and being all cozy. I like to do pastel colors and soft fabrics, sometimes even cotton dresses.

in general, old clothes that i wont use outside. but the most important piece is a pair of sandals.

I usually change right away unless in busy. If summer I use athletic shorts and cutoff t-shirt or no shirt. If winter sweats or joggers with t-shirt and maybe sweatshirt. In morning I usually chill in my bathrobe for a while, I like to wake up and be chilly for a bit to wake me up

>>7906
>I like to wake up and be chilly for a bit to wake me up
Same here, I usually turn my alarm clock at least 2 hours before having to go to have some time to enjoy coffe and music. I hate being in the rush when waking up.

>>7908
I wish I was able to do that daily. Gotta be up early for half of my work week so I rush and get up like a zombie. But yeah coffee and music is great to wake up with.

>>1124
The hell? Do you just walk around in your house wearing a suit?  hahaha

>>7906
Being chilly makes me sleepy.

>>7994
Maybe he's Richard Nixon.

>>8539
I promise I'm not xD
>>7994
In general, people here just put on their pyjamas just before bedtime, or simply go to bed in their underwear. I guess it depends if they're used to showering at the end of the day too?

>it allows me to mark a frontier between the outside world and my comfy den.
Ive never thought about this before, but around 2021 a friend brought it to my attention. I was berry unconcious of my outfit choices and used to wear the same clothes all the time, no matter where I went (this, of course, does not include work). Then I decided to go through all my wardrobe and separate what I wood donate and what I wood keep, then did some research and thrift shopping and got some basic outfits that wood be more suitable (and make me more presentable) to use outside. Right now my official home comfyness outfit is an Adidas sweatpants (theyre quite old, berry loose, the fabric is amazing) and a cotton t-shirt. I usually dont put on underwear while on this pants, which make them great for masturbating too - the contact of the fabric with my genitals is just... Something else! Also, if its too cold I also put a cotton robe on top of that.

>>8539
If Ricky Nix was alive today, I think he wood post here.

I lost my kimono-styled robe. :C

>>606 (OP) 
I like being naked as much as reasonably possible. Nothing like a fresh spring breeze on the goochal area.

>>10499
Been doing this myself now that I work from home and it's been yet another hot summer. I'm surprised at how comfortable it is, at first I did it just to save some money on the AC but I thought it was going to feel awkward or something. It hasn't at all. In fact I feel more awkward with clothes now.

I always switch to pajamas at home, or soft comfy shorts if it's hot.

Heck yeah, as soon as I walk through my door all my jackets and sweaters come off. I usually wear pants that require a zipper and belt, so I switch those for sweatpants or sweat-shorts (i got a nice pair from adidas, wood definitely recommend). I like to keep my socks on because the warm smooth texture of walking in socks is nice, but that might just be because I don't have carpets where I live right now.
>>1506
I've been wishing to get into that robe life, but I've never found anything that really suited my liking on online stores at least.
>>10233
If you're looking for a new winter/warm kimono-style robe I'll definetly recommend a "chan-chan-ko," although quality ones are quite difficult to find online.

I'm home almost all the time, but even so I'll typically dress as I wood outside but I'll just wear a shirt and ranger shorts if it's hot. This is my way of telling my brain that I'm in work mode, and my comfy clothes is my way of telling myself I'm in comfy mode. When you're in the same environment nearly 24/7, little things like this are important to help keep your mind organized. When my work time is finished I'll change into a nightshirt.

I'm thinking about looking into getting a warm robe to wear for when I'm sitting at the computer in the cold months. I always keep a blanket around, but it seems like a robe wood make more sense.

At least on paper. I'm not sure I'd actually stick with wearing one.

I'm always in my boxers. Saves laundry and more comfortable.

If I need to warm up I put on a shirt or get under a wool blanket

Work jackets (like work shirts but heavier) indoors mostly. I don't want to turn the heat up any higher, I'm the cold one in the house so I can't sweat eberryone else out!