This is an average amount of clothing.

Then presumably you are a much more formal dresser than the great majority of women or perhaps in a older age group.
Top just means what you wear on your top half but I'm sure you know that already.

I don't own any t shirts. I'm never sure what people are on about when they talk about "nice jeans and a top", but I've no interest in wearing "nice jeans and a top"

I have shirts, blouses and knitwear. I wouldn't refer to any of them as a "top"

Not even close to average. That is excessive. I believe I have a large amount of clothes but do not have anywhere near that amount.

This is what I have

6 dresses, 2 of which don’t fit just now
I’ve just chucked out my only jeans for fraying
7 trousers
not sure, about 10 tops?
10 jumpers
1 cardigan
2 shorts
4 coats.
5 capes / shawls
2 blazers
3 gym sets
1 trainers, 1 pair of leather shoes
2 sandals.
2 boots.
2 swimsuits.
2 pairs pyjamas
3 bras

Probably not enough, but I’m waging a war against clutter, and find that minimalism really helps

I haven't worn trousers or jeans in years and I never liked them much when I did. I've never owned leggings or
joggers. I don't own any t shirts, hoodies or sweatshirts either.

That is a lot!
I've tried to build a capsule for myself (tried because my weight goes up and down so is a nightmare to maintain!) But i have:
2 skirts (work and outside)
3 work trousers
5 work shirts
1 blazer
3 sweaters
3 cardigans
2 dresses
7 t shirts
2 jeans

Then it all falls apart on the shoes which I am struggling to count in my head 🤣

Love that this was posted at the same time @Eenameenadeeka and @TheZTeam.

Depends on your lifestyle OP, but seems a lot to me.

Fousty - now there’s a word I haven’t heard for years ❤️

I probably have a similar amount as the OP.

I'm not a big fashion fan and don't spend much on clothes.

I am someone who doesn't change their style often, takes good care of their clothes, and has remained the same size throughout their adult life (almost 40 years). I have clothes and shoes from before I met my husband 28 years ago.

I mean I probably have the same or more in some categories if you count everything ie out of season clothes/things in storage/house clothes.

What I actually wear/gravitate towards and wear out of the house, tends to be smaller. Which mainly tends to be gym clothes, I probably have about a dozen sets and a few pairs of training trainers

I have a 5 drawer chest (a fairly large one) and all my clothes fit in there except my winter jacket and 2 sleeveless gilets that stay in the hall cupboard with my two handbags. I don’t own a skirt, dress or coat. I have one pair of asics trainers that I replace when they wear out, a pair of sketchers slip ons and a pair of ancient Clarks shoes that suffice for meals out or funerals. Hopefully no one will ask me to a wedding because I’d have to decline. I do however have 4 swimsuits as I like swimming and they wear out quickly if you only have one. I’m retired but wore a uniform for work so have never had to bother with clothes.

I’m only surprised that you can find so many items you like in TK Max.

I've got more coats but fewer shorts and trousers, maybe a few less tops, but not by much tbh. If you are as old as me and buy a couple of summer dresses and a winter dress every year, along with a few new tops but neglect to chuck out the old ones, it soon adds up. If you change sizes that also makes a difference to the amount of clothes you need to have - for example, I have jeans in 3 sizes. So unless you are feeding a shopping addiction while your children starve, I wouldn't worry about it. Is space an issue?

I have more dresses
About the same amount tops
Less swimsuits
Less trousers
Less jeans
Same no.coats

Pretty much exactly what I have. Snap!

Hmm, I have easily double that.
I really need a clear out, oops!

It’s a lot.
Why would you bother counting items? I’ve no idea how many items I own.
I separate my clothes, winter/summer, winter clothes go into the attic until October.
I have never counted but don’t buy a lot of clothing.
Some things are years old.

For balance, ds has very few clothes that aren't school uninform. He likes to wear a day time version of pjs all the time. He is the only kids i know who prefers to wear a uniform. He clearly hasn't inherited my style gene.

Fuck! Best get my coat!!
is that a lot?
omg I give in now 😳

What fresh hell is this?🙄

I’m not counting. I have 7 thermal vests just for a start and probably 50 dresses

What do you want more than the clothes?

If it's money, literally transfer every penny you would have spent for 1 month and see it at the end for impact. Don't forget, most of it you can get on vinted. And often what (you think) you're buying is excitement. But often it's admin (like the 5 bin bags you threw out).

It really helped me to learn that everything I scratched the itch to buy someonthing, something else filled it's place. I could literally buy £1k of stuff I want tomorrow and after I've got it, I'll think of another £1k of stuff to buy. So in order to not spend the second £1k, I have yo not buy the first £1k iykwim.

I have a lot of clothes, probably not as many as you but quite a lot. I really am due for a clear out and I’m planning to get rid of some things. But I have many articles of clothing I love that I’ve owned for a decade or more and are still in good condition.

I would get so bored if I only had two tops and two pairs of trousers or whatever some of the minimalist posts on this thread have stated. Do those of you with tiny amounts of clothing wear the same outfit to work every day?

Are we all supposed to pretend we have capsule wardrobes.

Some of us love shopping.

If this thread was in Style&Beauty, it would get very different reponses to people asking if clothes are 'ever worn out'. Like WHAT adult ever 'wears clothes out'???

I'd like us to have more but we have nowhere to put anymore, we have a skinny hallway with no cupboards and no 'under the stairs' so we already trip over shoes constantly even though half of mine are in a cupboard upstairs!