I have multiple chronic pain problems, therefore I'm uncomfortable no matter what, so I dress to me the most comfortable possible.

I'm not working and with COVID-19, only do errands. Went out to dinner last night & I dressed nicely, (no dunagrees). For myself and for my outward appearance for others.

Don’t they go hand in hand? I’m going to feel comfortable but look fabulous too.

Definitely in a better mood when my clothes feel comfortable. However, my clothes that feel good also look good (at least to me) or I would never have purchased them.

I'm an etailer, and I work from home full-time. My colleagues have no way of knowing what I'm wearing.

Much more important to feel good. If you feel good you will exude confidence, which will make you look good

if I am going to be miserable at my job i want to at least be comfortable.

look good also leads to feel good meaning the finiality is feel good

i do not fel the nrrd to imprees people

I am retired and loving it! I no longer dress for other people.

Clothing doesn't truly fit me. I have to try everything on before buying it (or go for acceptable return policy). Even so, I am sensitive to the touch or anthing touching me. So clothing - particularly seams and straps - bother me. I do dress for style, but I prefer to dress for comfort.

If you are comfortable beginning the day, the end can't be otherwise.

We're retired so there's nobody to impress. When I was teaching I dressed for comfort and utility, but dressed up a bit to put on a professional look on parents' nights.

You must feel good to make others feel that way.