Are there any Project 333 UK sites? I’m sick and bored of my clothes and want to streamline everything.

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I’m not a fashion or shopping kind of person really, I want to live in jeans, T-shirt, hoodie and trainers like a man, but I don’t like trousers. So, I’m thinking dresses of the same style in various colours, T-shirts for layering underneath, jumpers or cardigans for on top, plus boots, shoes, leggings etc depending on the season.

Does this sound reasonable? I once read a blog written by a woman who wore one brown dress for a year, washing it overnight, and adding layers if needed, but she deleted the blog. Something like that would suit me I think.

If I were to sum up how I feel, it would be that I am at a feast, but nothing is quite right, it’s too spicy, not spicy enough, too sweet, too sour, too salty, too everything. I just want a glass of water and a cheese sandwich, that’s all, like a palate cleanser.

When I buy pants I get four multipacks and when they are worn out I bin them and get four more multipacks. This style of shopping is what I want.

So does anyone have any links to websites, sewing websites, patterns, shops, anything at all?

There’s Wool& who do the 100 day dress challenge

https://journal.wooland.com/post/2020/5/1/100-day-dress-challenge?gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIn4-Xs8WmgwMVLpVQBh3QdgQrEAAYASACEgJf9_D_BwE

They do different colours and styles of dresses and, as the name suggests, you wear one for a hundred days. I’m interested in the Project 333 challenge more though, so following your thread with interest

That looks interesting but expensive.

The more I think about it the more I want to have a dress/dresses plain enough for most situations and just wear them to everything. I used to work in a hospital, and wearing the uniform every day honestly made me so happy 😁.

Well it sounds like you know what you want to do…. What is it you want from the site? Some help in formulating a capsule wardrobe? I don’t know any particular U.K. site but there are influencers who are very much about minimal wardrobes.