What do wear now you are at home ?

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Just that really.

mainly PJs and a dressing gown but jeans and tee shirt today as I had to go shopping

Mainly joggers with T-shirt's. I haven't worn a bra in weeks though.

What I usually wear. Joggy bottoms and a tee shirt. I always change when I get home. Going make up free and hair washed but not styled.

I was going to post this thread too OP!

It turns out leggings and t-shirt are what I’m most comfortable in when I don’t have to worry about how anything looks.

knickers. tshirt. sometimes leggings. hair up out of my way. it's bliss.

I started in joggers with no bra but am now wearing jeans and nicer t-shirts, nice cardigans, nice knitwear. Feel much better on work calls and video chats looking a bit more normal! Bra is only allowed to come off after 6pm now! Right now I'm wearing yoga pants and a jumper as did some exercise.

Knickers and t-shirt, joggers or shorts for going into front drive or answering door. Pyjamas sometimes. Who cares what I wear :-)?

Normal clothes. Skirts and tops, dresses, jeans and t. Stuff I normally wear as a sahm. I wear leggings sometimes in the evenings before bed (don't own any pjs, I get too hot) or work out stuff for yoga or weights, otherwise normal stuff.

Jeans/t shirt or jumper if chilly
Workouts clothes
Never PJs - have to get showered and dressed, lockdown or not, my family have to see me!

Running leggings and a hoodie. I have found my perfect global pandemic style

Also feel mentally better not dressed like I'm sick!

Another lounge wear fan here. In lieu of a bra I wear one of those vest tops with an attached bra from Uniqlo, very comfortable.

Had a clear out this weekend and I'm worried about getting back into my regular work clothes, 3kg on at this point been in lockdown for 7 weeks (not UK) which is 1lb a week, doesn't bode well for me long term!

Started out just dressing for comfort in jeggings and jumpers or t-shirts, but the nicer weather inspired me to try a bit harder. On the few warm days we had here, I got great pleasure out of wearing some 20 year old summer dresses - which, as I lost three stone between May and October last year, now fit me again!

Cooler today, so I'm in stretchy skinny jeans, gold high top Converse, and a coral coloured boat neck top. Still comfy but make me feel a bit better than leggings.

Jeans & a jumper or t-shirt most days.

I feel awful & get very little of anything done if I stay in my pj's.

Usually chinos with with a thin cardigan or T-shirt depending how warm it is. I couldn't sit in PJs/joggers when trying to WFH as just can't get in the right frame of mind to work

What I usually wear when I'm working from home. Jeans, t-shirt, jumper or hoodie. Slippers.

Yoga pants/harem pants/ or knickers
Sports bra

Live in a hot country so seem to be running a competition with myself to see how few items of clothes I can get away with wearing on a day to day basis.

I stah, so what I normally wear to be honest. Jeans (shorts when it was warm), a t shirt, jumper & my hair shoved up in a ponytail. I'm a creature of habit.

very similar to normal

Pj bottoms, with pants underneath, and a vest. A hoodie or my Xmas jumper if I get cold.

The same as before, jeans and long-sleeved top (hoodie if cold, t-shirt if warm). I am still getting dressed almost everyday. I make DC get dressed if it's a 'school day' but they don't always on weekends and school holidays, but that was the case before lockdown.

Same as normal non-work clothes. I hate hanging around in pyjamas - I would only do that if I were ill and staying in bed.

"gardening" clothes all day everyday just in case the mood takes me to do a bit of weeding, consisting of holey old jumppers and discarded teen boy sport kit topped off with my farmers shop boiler suit. Love it!

Same as I wore to work generally. So before it got a bit warmer, cashmere jumper and smart trousers (velvet or cord).
Now I have dug out the cotton trousers and wear a long-sleeved top with a cardigan over it if I am working.
I do like not having to put shoes on, though, but may have to replace my elderly Crocs clogs soon.
Not a fan of "loungewear" at all, so I am either dressed properly or ready for bed.

Joggers, t-shirt, cardigan. I just wash them and rotate. When this is all over I will chuck them all in the bin