To ask how many home clothes you own?

The posted I was replying to was stating the total clothes she owned though.

I would be shocked if I had less than 50 tops. I've lost weight and am replacing my wardrobe slowly so numbers are a bit hazy.

The coats/jackets numbers are what's shaming me though, but I am very sensitive to temperature changes and walk everywhere so I will let myself off slightly....

They asked on " home clothes" so wouldn't be worn to work

Sure but you’ve also been wearing the 2 blouses all week at work, so you’re doing laundry like 4 times a week for the same tops?

No you can’t really dress appropriately for all those occasions after a week of work owning only a handful of t shirts and 2 blouses.

I feel quite minimalist now, and I‘ve got loads!

Howabout the blouses she mentioned? Trousers and a nice top are perfectly adequate for most of those efents

In my case they are the same.

But around 10 trousers 20 tops 1 dress 3 pairs shorts 1 pair boots, walking shoes and 2 sandals, one for walking and one more deessy

I have more than this but some of mine are older than my children who are both in their 20s

I counted my things recently and have about 75 items altogether including shoes but not including nightwear and sportswear. Work clothes are same as home clothes for me.

Yes in the NE of England. You are right, our seasons are not as defined, so there are some things eg jeans that are there all year round. But you can take a punt that you are more likely to need a wool polo neck for example in the winter than in high summer. It's also the colours - in colder months, I tend to wear darker colours, so in summer I would for example three pastel t shirts and one long sleeve white one, whereas in winter I might have three long sleeved dark t shirts and an extra jumper.
It all sounds very administrative heavy but it's really not! The advantages are any gaps in your wardrobe are immediately obvious and you also know exactly what you have to choose from.

Oh and 4 jersey bomber jackets I wear over blouses if it’s cold

I’ll just go and count mine. I do have 12 pairs of jeans but wear them daily. 22 popover blouses and 19 T shirts. 8 vest tops.
leather, denim and padded jackets
4 pairs boots, 2 sketchers. 3 Mary Jane’s instead of sandals.
2 Pyjamas, 2 towelling robes
No work clothes.but 5 casual dresses.
74 tops seems excessive.
Jeans ok if you genuinely wear them all
i have 2 kids wardrobes( I’m short!) and that’s it

Off the top of my head
8 pairs of leggings - 3 sports pairs, the rest plain black
4 pairs of jeans
5 hoodies/sweatshirts
5 jumpers/cardis
5 pairs of shorts
30 odd tops - satin type shirts for work, going out/nicer tops, a lot of plain long sleeve and a few t-shirts
2 skirts
10ish dresses - work, summer, strappy, couple of ‘Christmas’ dresses
3 pyjamas
4 coats - 1 waterproof, one duvet style, 1 Borg and 1 shorter puffer
12 shoes - 3 pairs of trainers, 3 pairs of sandals, 2 heels, 2 pairs work, rubber ankle wellies, UGGS

😳

Technically there is also a wardrobe full of my old teen/ child clothes at my parents' house. We keep meaning to get round to a clearout, but I wouldn't count them as "my clothes" as such, on account of the fact that even the biggest items haven't fit me for a decade.

Out of interest, do you live in the UK? I don't feel our seasons are defined enough to swap out clothes 4 times a year. A nice day in late October or February could be warmer than a horrible day in May. (Sidenote: until I moved to England, I didn't get the concept winter/summer clothes at all, apart from holiday things. In Scotland, long sleeved t-shirts and jumpers could potentially be worn in any month!)

All of my clothes fit into two large laundry bags plus a small daysack.
That includes day-to-day clothes and formal clothes and some clothes in the middle that don't get a lot of use, but doesn't include coats. I consider my coat quota a bit excessive at the moment, because I had to buy a new winter coat and new summer jacket to fit my wheelchair, but my old coats still fit and I wear them occasionally.
ETA: shoes. One pair of boots, one pair of trainers, one pair of slippers, two identical pairs of walking sandals (long story when I was a teenager, they're old), one pair of smart black shoes, one pair of sparkly party shoes (entirely an indulgence now I can wear whatever shoes I like without risking getting them muddy)

I’m not counting but probably around :
10 sweatshirts/jumpers
20 dresses (some occasion ones but most day to day)
2 pairs of jeans
3 skirts
10 various tops/shirts

a couple of vests for layering.
Mostly though I wear a lot of gym gear and joggers for being at home. I only own gym T-shirts, I’d never wear one otherwise.

You can do most things I; the same clothes you do other things in surely? I do lots - theatre, meals out, performing, weekends away, the occasional wedding…same clothes for all except the wedding. And if 8 had another formal occasion, the wedding clothes would work. I have a range of outdoor/fitness things but not masses. What are all these occasions you go to that need very specific clothing?

I feel I have been given permission to get more clothes now!

I wouldn't dare count what I have but it films three and a half wardrobes and 2 and a half drawer sets. Plus the stuff I've just boxed up that was winter things. I buy lots but I buy cheap and cheerful!

Holy shit, that seems LOADS! I have about a third of that.

One half of an IKEA double wardrobe, three drawers. And I am not short of things to wear.

Oh and pyjamas- also seasonal. 2 warm ones; 2 satin button down ones and 1 floral summer type nightdress.

It is more than I have, but equally I look awful and also divide my clothes into seasons and try and minimise.

For spring I have;

2 camisoles
3 shirts (white with black stripe; white with green stripe and a rich purple)
1 skirt (mariner stripe- blue on white)
3 pairs jeans (denim colour blue; navy blue and black)
1 dress (blue and white floral print)
3 long sleeved tshirts for layering- white blue and black
1 sage green cargo pants
a couple of poncho type sweaters- dusk pink; black; marle blue and marle grey

No you misunderstand completely.
I don't mean I have 4 x 33 items of clothing.
I probably have a total of about 50 items. I swap things on and out seasonally, not change them entirely!
So fir summer, I will put away my coat and most jumpers for example and will bring out more summer tops. Autumn, I will swap out a couple of summery tops and bring back one or two jumpers etc