Do people in cold weather states get a six-month pass on fashion?

Running a few errands this afternoon in advance of the holiday, and people in stores all over were dressed for comfort and warmth. I realize this isn't exactly a thriving metropolis, and hipsters have gone home to mooch more off of mom and dad, but it dawned on me that living in a place like this allows for a wide latitude of work and snappy casual wear.
Or maybe we're just slobs.

Did you just move to the Midwest or is the first time out of the house?

Also, if the guy in cargos were judging these people - I can’t even imagine what they were wearing.

Otpt lookin at your post from his winter hideaway like “bro. Come on.”

I wear my Nike shorts pretty much everywhere even in the winter. They're comfortable and I have nice calves.

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:Also, if the guy in cargos were judging these people - I can’t even imagine what they were wearing.

I wouldn't expect a lazy millennial such as yourself to respect the work-a-day utilitarianism of the cargo short.

tGreenWay wrote:

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:Also, if the guy in cargos were judging these people - I can’t even imagine what they were wearing.

I wouldn't expect a lazy millennial such as yourself to respect the work-a-day utilitarianism of the cargo short.

Sincerely,

4 naps a day

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:Otpt lookin at your post from his winter hideaway like “bro. Come on.”

Travis, you have reached your 1/day quality post quota already. Happy Thanksgiving, take the day off.

It depends on what all is going on. But most likely if I’m doing a ton of errands, I’m also cleaning and doing laundry. So I will most likely be wearing sweat pants .

I also don’t give a shit about materialistic things. I prefer to spend my money on experiences. Although I do have to wear dress clothes for work, so that’s where that money goes to.