Things you wear that you said you wouldn't.

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Never used to like Crocs, and had no desire to wear them. Saw no appeal.

That was until I got Plantar fascilitis.
They are the only shoe I find comfortable, so now wear them and are thankful they exist.😀

I regularly nip to the corner shop in my slippers. They’re fake Ugg style but that hardly redeems me.

I very nearly bought UGGS. I tried them on. They are so ugly but so comfy!

Definitely huge pants! I remember I used to wear g strings only, I means what the hell was I thinking!

Adidas trackies

My life

Also crocs!
I still hate them and think they’re the ugliest thing, but now we have a camper van they are just necessary for morning trips to the loo.

High waistbands on everything! I used to hate anything high on the waist, until I had a c-section after 2nd baby. Didn't really get into high waisted jeans, leggings and trousers until I had radical hysterectomy for endometriosis 2 years ago. Suddenly high waists just felt natural, comfortable and suited my shape. And of course they don't rub on the scars.
Can't imagine wearing low waistbands now. I wore some old 'hipster waist' pj pants the other night, had to change in middle of night as kept tugging them up! Chilly too.

Brightly coloured and patterned leggings! I used to spend ages looking for ones that were mostly black but with the slightest splash of colour. Now I own many with various bright patterns on and I wear them to the gym and Pilates regularly.

I love my Crocs too ❤️❤️❤️ Although I used to swear blind I'd not be caught dead in them 😭🤣 Same for Birkenstocks 😬

Oh god yes I forgot about this! Game changer for travelling, so soft and comfy and cosy, but I still think they look ridiculous 😭

Massive, massive full briefs from M&S, the type I watched my Nan buy in her late seventies.

Wide leg jeans.

But it's still no to anything wet look, crocs or socks over leggings.

God, just reading this thread makes me feel comfy!

Same. After spending last winter trying to balance to take my shoes on and off while holding baby DS I bought myself a pair of slip-ins when the weather got too cold for flip-flops. Game changer.

Oh yeah and mega-pants. I bought a couple of packs of massive briefs for post-birth and still wearing them daily 16 months later, despite having treated myself to some lovely lacey sets when I finished breastfeeding. That’s life now. Soz DH.

Crocs too

Can we all just agree that Crocs are cool and be done with it? 😆

Big knickers
Crocs
Uggs
Dungarees
Leggings
Dry Robe
Fleece
Thermal base layers

Sorry I’m such a sex goddess, I can’t help it.

Cardigans. But only ever at home, I'd never leave the house in one.

And dungarees! I’ve fully embraced toddler-mum life with my slip-ins, mega pants and dungarees. Couldn’t give two tosses what the younger Mums at playgroup think in their barrel legged jeans and NB trainers, or socks over leggings, with NB trainers. Probably wearing thongs too, poor loves.

I’ll continue to resist crocs though. For now.

Full breifs in a size up!

Leopard print! Thought it was just for Coronation Street barmaids, but have somehow become quite partial to it in my middle age.

Crocs too! I have end stage ankle arthritis as well as back issues and they are the most supportive and comfortable shoe for me.

Pretty much everything in my wardrobe. Leggings, high waisted jeans, big pants, bright knitwear, Ugg’s, long sleeve nighties. 2002 me would be cringing.

Off topic, sorry, but how are your endo symptoms now? Did you go private or NHS? I'm researching a consultant for the same procedure!

Leggings

Definitely crocs! Love mine despite ridiculing them for years. So comfy and multifunctional 🙂

White leather trainers
non padded bikini top
leggings, love them