Comfiest thing to wear in the world

for the sake of not caring what others see me in when I’m at home:
Oversize t-shirt, capris, and my Croc slippers (idc what others say, the slipper ones with the fur on the inside are AMAZING!)

trying to be comfortable in public:
Fitted LONG t-shirt, dark cotton leggings (should reach around the calve/ankle), and sneakers

I refuse to wear anything that makes me too uncomfortable. And, amazingly, I don’t always look like a slob! I agree it’s easy to be chic and comfy at the same time.

Certainly sweatshirts, sweatpants, and pajamas are comfy but so are leggings, sweater and sweater dresses in soft materials (not wool, though, because it irritates my skin), thermal shirts on a cold day, tank tops on a hot day, cotton and jersey-knit dresses, flat-heeled boots, moccasins, and sneakers.

I like jeans, but I actually don’t think they’re that comfy. I went through an anti-jeans phase in early high school.

My tie pants! really hippie, really frickin awesome! really comfy in the summer for something flowy, to wear with ur bikini ^_

Legging’s are amazing in comfort, they feel like pj’s AND look cute! Plus dresses are super comfy, yes you feel a bit half naked but it’s a comfy naked hahaha

a big old shirt with leggings :)

O God.
Leggings or Tights + Uggs.
And i’m not kidding

dress with long socks, so comfortable

For bumming around the house in: my yoga pants, a fitted tee and my long line wool cardi. Really casual, but not too unstylish.

right now, some seriously comfy but tight skinny jeans and my aunt’s red vintage gucci sweater. with a nice pair of shoes at least :]

If that’s why people don’t want to dress up then that’s fine.. I don’t see a problem with that. I don’t care how other people dress. It’s their choice.

If I’m just home, I’m usually in sweats or leggings and a tshirt.. and if I just have to run to the store I just stay in that lol

My style lately has been skinny jeans or leggings with oversized tees and tunics. All of these items are comfy but if im at home lounging on the couch i def wanna be in my leggings over my jeans.
I’ll run to the store in my leggings easily as i wear them everyday anyways but i wont leave the house in my pyjamas..it takes to seconds to switch into something else..i saw a lady at the video store yesterday in her bright pink pyjama pants, bulky husbands sweater, and greasy hair. she just looked so run down. I dont wanna look like that in public..even if im just going to rent a movie.

My jersey tunic with leggings/tights and low-heeled buckle boots make for the most comfortable outfit I can think of at the moment.

My most comfortable outfit is a pair of leggings, a long tank or t-shirt and either strappy sandals or ballet flats

boyfriends white v neck (white some writing in black i cant read) black leggings PADDED THICK SOCKS=A MUST urban outfitters slouchy black/gray cardigan and black studded ankle boots

i like velour pants….and leggings are def comfy!!! and hell yeah tunic tops were comfy when i was preggy!

baggy sweatpants! can’t go wrong with a pair of pants that are SOFT and WARM!

my thrifted silk blouse (:

shirt, jeans and flats. :)

anything that is not too tight, too short and too big

leggings or tights under a high waist cotton skirt
and like just a comfy t-shirt and flats and maybe a cardigan depending if it’s cold or not

i used to think that dresses were uncomfortable, but i’ve realized they aren’t, i was just super worried about doing something embarassing in one, like bending over and accidentally showing my underwear. Most fashion is created with comfort in mind. I also used to think skinny jeans were constricting, but they really aren’t. My favorite look: wedges, skinny jeans, tank top and a cardigan.

I love wearing dresses, I think they are so comfy.

Boyfriend’s t-shirts <3

aphrodite (the blogger here on chictopia) has had a pair of sweats from h&m in her posts lately, and they don’t look like sweats, they just king of like skinny jeans or leggings and they look really comfy

let’s be honest here, the answer is -

nothing.