To ask how many home clothes you own?

I don’t think it’s excessive but then I have four wardrobes plus drawers and am thinking of buying another wardrobe. 😱

Not excessive at all !! I have 2 wardrobes for clothes ( plus another one for handbags) , a very large chest of drawers, an under bed storage box . Plus a further clothes rail and large seasonal storage bag in the attic !
Your DH should be grateful !!

If you don't work then all your clothes are just clothes 😆
If you did work would you have less "home" clothes? And just replace them with "work" clothes?
I do work, and I just have clothes!

Also, does your DH pay for your clothes? Is that why he thinks you have too many?
FWIW I think you have way too many tops / jeans and you couldn't possibly get the wear out of them.

bettydavieseyes are you my dh? 😆😆
I keep looking at his side of the wardrobe and asking if there is anything we can take to the charity shop.

At a guess I have 25-30 t-shirts, of which maybe 20 I wear regularly and the rest occasionally.
5 or so long sleeve tops
5 goodies
6 jeans/trousers
Maybe 8 shorts/capris
4 pairs of pyjamas
5 coats (for different weather types)
5 or 6 shirts
3 or 4 suit trousers
Couple of waistcoats
3 or 4 suit jackets

These are the clothes I actually wear. There's tons more I don't wear and should sell but it's such a hassle.

The vast majority of these clothes were bought second hand though, and the collection has built up over the years.

I’ve got hardly any but then I like clearing things out! I would say I don’t have enough.

Oh god! I'd need a day or more to count all mine. I love clothes.
I have casual ones, going out clothes, tonnes of coats and jackets, lounging about cosy clothes, dress occasion clothes, dresses, suits, no idea how many pairs of shoes, a few designer pairs and cheaper ones, lots of vest tops and shorts, I had about ten pairs of denim cut offs last time I checked. Two double wardrobes full, large drawers full, huge drsser full..

Forgot about sports clothes, gym clothes as well as running clothes, bikinis etc.

And the top of my wardrobe looks like a jumble sale too, clothes I don't wear often get chucked up there.

I think it does depend on lifestyle. I’m fascinated that anyone has more than 10 pairs of jeans. Then again I only have jeans that fit me so when I’ve put on weight or lost weight I’ve got rid of the jeans. I can’t wear jeans for work either so that has an effect.
On the other hand I have lots of coats because I walk a lot. I need different coats depending on the weather. For example today I will wear a coat that is warmish, but not my full on warmest coat. It will be one with a hood and water proof just in case.

Well you replied to my post claiming “I don’t have a limited lifestyle” but you have several times more clothes than the people I was discussing have.
If you have 3 additional seasonal wardrobes above what you’ve actually listed then your total clothes more closely resembles the OP’s.

It's fine to own a lot if it's good quality and will last you many years, but fast fashion is killing the planet.

If you've got 74 tops from Primark/ H&M/ Zara etc (or worse, Temu/ Shein) and keep buying more, then maybe have a look at your life choices.

feels MUCH better about own wardrobe

Can I show this thread to OH??

Oh OK. I thought this was a thread about how many clothes you had in your wardrobe but obviously not 🤔
Sorry you're not interested.

It's way more than I have!

That’s without work clothes? That’s absolutely loads!

It's excessive to me but my wife is obsessive about the laundry so I can pretty much wear the same clothes everyday if I want, which makes lots of clothes seem pointless! I have one drawer of clothes which includes pyjamas, less than half a rail of hanging up clothes and a few going out clothes under the bed in a storage bag. I have a few pairs of shoes/boots and a few coats and jackets. My wife has about 3 times as many clothes as me but she doesn't wear them all so I'm probably like your DH and tell her to stop buying more!

This isn’t remotely the same as the people claiming they dress for a range of occasions with 2 top. You keep other items than you have listed so it’s sort of a pointless list.

Do some of you live in mansions to store all of your clothes? 😁

Limited lifestyle LOL. I guess I do , if you count going to the theatre, ballet, art galleries, choir, travelling, a limited lifestyle. But none of these demand a lot of clothes now everyone has gone casual.

I have more coats but then no more than a dozen of any other item. Including work clothes! I used to love clothes now I am a buy it on vinted, wear to rags and replace.

Hmm, without actually counting and my best estimate...

Jumpers/sweatshirts: 10-15
T-shirts/tops: 10-15
Jeans: 6
Other bottoms: 6-8
Pyjamas: 10+, I love pyjamas
Jumpsuits x 3
Dresses x 2
Swimming costumes x 2
Coats/jackets for various seasons x 5 or 6
Shoes: 6 or 7 pairs

I like buying clothes so probably do have too many, but meh.

Im that woman who has so many clothes but always nothing to wear 🤣🤣.

It's never occurred to me to count my clothing but I can assure it's more than the OP post.

I don't have a 'limited lifestyle' LOL but a couple of years ago decided to have a major overhaul and follow this challenge (333).
So I have at the moment (spring)

Two pairs of jeans
Two pairs cargo trousers
One pair leggings
Three jumpers
Two long jumpers
One dress
One coat
Two cardigans
One pair ballet pumps
One pair DMs
One par Converse
Two handbags
Two long sleeved tshirts
Two scarves
Five blouses
Five short sleeve t-shirt.

I keep out of season stuff in a box and rotate it every season, so April, July, October and December Every time I find something I forgot I had!

I really like the sound of this! I wouldn't be comfortable with quite so few items of clothing, maybe 2 more each of the everyday things, but it's so much more 'me' than the '78 summer dresses' posters. I already feel overwhelmed with what I have got! My trouble is I'm a 'yo-yo' dieter so not everything fits me all the time. I also keep tops that are old and stained, and jeans with frayed bottoms, because I have an active outdoorsey kid-centric lifestyle and there's no point trying to look well presented, and it's wrong to throw them away when they're still perfectly wearable! But then I like to buy 3-4 nice new things every year too so new clothes do generally outnumber retired clothes!

Sounds like a lot to me, op. I haven’t added mine up but I probably have a lot too - I fill a chest of drawers and a wardrobe plus have coats and boots etc under the stairs and hanging up. But I still don’t think I have nearly as many tops, jeans, shorts or dresses as you!

I have waaay less but I can't afford more 😁