I’ve been wearing the same outfit every day and barely anyone noticed

January 27, 2026•157 words

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Over time, I’ve mostly consolidated down to a single outfit. I just have a few identical sets.

So far, only one coworker has pointed it out to me. And yes, it’s obvious I shower and wash my clothes.

They said, “It’s great you found your style.”

I find it great for rushing to work in the morning and for laundry. No clothing decisions. No sorting. A lot of mental energy saved.

I think people worry too much about what others think.

“Bro took minimising decision fatigue to the max.” — a friend

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