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It just makes it seem like no effort went into getting ready, and certain employers expect professionalism nice suit and tie uniform, interviews first impressions matter looking trashy or unprofessional usually won’t get you hired.
Well, many people will have a certain opinion about you. If you don't care about that, sure, wear PJs. >

That’s fine, I don’t really get why but I don’t dress to
Impress people >

Why not go all in and just wear a bathrobe, like the dude? >

My girlfriend won’t allow that. I have tried , trust me.
I went out one time in my bathrobe but I had clothes under it. Kinda defeats the purpose but also don’t want it to slip off lol >

Sweat pants to class is pretty normal (in the US) but sweat pants to nightclubs is crazy lmao >

College night clubs aren’t too formal so it’s not too crazy. If it’s a nicer place I’ll dress up but when dragged out to happy hour at the loca college night clubs I’m wearing sweats >

Fair enough >

👍 I have social awareness 😂 >

Ugh you're the one who is on the 7AM flight in flops thinking the plane is your bedroom too, I bet. >

What’s wrong with tho? Ur bought be on a flight for hours wouldn’t u wanna be comfortable ur the type who takes a whole 2 hours to go to HEB >

I'll tell you you get elastic waist liner jeans the comfort fit or stretch fit ones those things are awesome. >

Those r cool Ngl but I mean so r sweats and basketball shorts >

Well in my case my brother is a pilot so I have to abide by the dress code when flying standby in a very very reduced price and those jeans fit the code >

I’m not talking about a pilot🤦‍♂️ >

And I'm not dissing your sweats or basketball shorts I'm just telling you about why I wear those jeans. 🤦‍♂️ >

U wear those pants cause ur brother is a pilot okay fam u win😂 >

Yeah like I said when I fly under his name on standby for free pretty much they require a dress code.
 It's part of the thing. Why would I do any thing to tarnish his career the perks are too good >

See this a lot! Especially with old and worm out Ugg boots. Not a great look >

Well maybe they can’t afford nicer boots? >

Could just wear shoes? >

Maybe they don’t own other shoes! >

Ugg boots or house slippers are for the house, not designed for outside wear, I understand some people can’t afford multiple pairs of shoes but you can justify your last comment, if you had a choice for 1 pair of shoes, you choose outside shoes every time >

Wait UGGs are for inside??  I didn’t even know that >

PJs smell like gooch. At least mine do 
That’s why you don’t wear them in public >

Well you shouldn’t wear any clothes that smell! >

Oh come on…every single person I’ve seen (unless a teenager) wearing pajamas in public look like they haven’t showered in a month. It’s nasty af >

Well my topic isn’t on hygiene lol. Regardless of what you where you should be hygienic. I do understand waking up and going out in pjs real quick to do something. But I can’t start my day without a shower. >

Maybe you are the anomaly but I would say that typically, the vast majority of those wearing pajamas in public are lacking in the most basic self-care. The connection is too undeniable to not also discuss hygiene in this context >

Lmfao I get that. Like I said, I’m clean I don’t even sleep in them I wear them because I like to be comfortable. I have a few friends same way except they wear actual PJs, but again. Clean and don’t look like a neck beard. So I get the association. >

What you wear and/or how you look is no one’s business but yours, people will judge no matter what, even if you do make an effort. If you feel comfortable then go for it. 
Hey conservative 🖕 >

100% right. I personally don’t care if I’m judged! Especially if they don’t tell me I’ll never know…
Are flicking me off or the conservatives reading ur message >

Conservatives, figured it was appropriate >

I’m with ya there >

It’s lazy and trashy >

Same response but no one elaborates on what that means >

Why do I need to elaborate when what I said is exactly what I meant. There’s nothing to elaborate on. Pajamas are for bedtime. Not meant to be worn in public. There, happy? >

I’m not wearing them because I’m lazy. So your point is objectively incorrect. That’s why I asked for an explanation, socks are to be worn under shoes. I hope you don’t wear them without shoes. >

Do you put effort into your look that you present to the world? Or is it just the clothes you slept in or the ones at the end of the bed? Because that is lazy. It probably makes people think you don’t value yourself. >

I sleep naked! So I go into my drawer and pick out which comfy sweats I woll wear for the day.
And yes I shower and brush my teeth and comb my hair >

I think there is a major difference between sweats/joggers and silk or fleece pajama bottoms.
Nice sweats can actually look really fashionable. Legit pajama bottoms in public... you have given up on caring about yourself and the people around you and are almost assuredly a net drain on society >

I think that’s a bit harsh! I don’t own PJs so I’m in the sweats/nicer sweat bottoms. But the red plaid bottoms that are quite common I think look fine. If you are on a full on Mickey Mouse onsie, I understand getting some odd looks lol. >

I don’t understand why so many people seem to think it’s ‘lazy and trashy’?
Like who gives a fuck? It’s literally just clothes, god damn. I see plenty of people at grocery stores or something in PJ pants and I mind my own damn business. 
Hell, sometimes I go out to the store or whatever in the clothes I slept in, and ya know what? It IS because I am too lazy to put on actual clothes. Why do that when I’m just going grocery shopping then going right back home? Not like I’m going to a job interview or anything. 
I say wear those sweatpants and flaunt it! >

You probably looked good too!! >

Thank you! Today I decided to actually dress up a bit, but it’s okay to be lazy sometimes! >

I have to dress up everyday for work so I’m getting comfy when I have to go anywhere else. I really just don’t even consider it lazy 😂. Like I guess if u don’t do ur hair or brush ur teeth, but that’s not my argument! Obviously please be hygienic if u wear pjs out >

Of course, always stay hygienic and take care of your health! But wearing a sweatpants and a ratty T-shirt to the grocery store? People act like it’s a crime all of a sudden!
I guess we’re just not allowed to have lazy days anymore huh? Didn’t realize it was so frowned upon. 😂 >

Yup… see I never knew this was unpopular untill I looked online. I mean when i worked in retail like 50% were in PJs or sweats. Never thought anything of it unless they were unhygenic, same went with people in normal clothes >

Exactly! I never knew it was so unpopular either until I saw these comments. I’ve seen plenty of people wearing PJs out and about, and I’ve never thought anything of it. It’s their life, who am I to judge?
Not only that, but I’ve got my own problems to worry about than to even think about someone else simply wearing PJs outside. Now, if they smell like a dumpster then yeah that’s a whole other story, but just wearing pjs? People gotta start minding their own business some more. Lol >

Your 100% correct! Have a nice night or day! >

You as well! >

Yeah, for lazy people. >

Putting on any clothes takes the same amount of effort in most cases tho? So how does putting on comfortable clothes as opposed to business casual make my work ethic any different? >

You don't look as good as you think you do.
You don't have to care about how you look, that's your business. For those of us who do, it comes off as lazy and trashy.
If you don't care about something as simple as that, it can call into question where your carelessness ends. Does that same lackadaisical attitude spill into work, your relationships, your home, your hygiene, your care of others?
Not my circus, not my monkeys, that's all you. But that's the kind of first impression you risk giving and if you're okay with that, okay >

I think I do, I own a mirror, thanks for the input.
“Lazy and trashy” again with no context added so I’m going to ignore that until you can add why you feel that way.
This point is a bit of a projection, assuming you deal with some of these issues or a lack of self confidence. Obviously choosing comfort over looking like a complete square in hopes someone will notice you does not affect others, irrelevant.
Never heard that saying. I don’t mind my first impression on most people I’m never going to see again? >

Why would wearing slightly nicer clothes than a ratty sweatshirt automatically mean, “I’m a square.” >

It’s more that you came to defend this topic makes it seem like you dress like a square, it makes me think your the one who wears a suit to class >

i wear pjs on test days so i can be more relaxed >

That was always the best >

A lot of people think that it is lazy or trashy.
And I think they need some looser screws.
Here's to wearing comfy shit. >

Yup. They don’t realy explain why… >

Sure, if you have no dignity or desire to be respected. >

Why would I have no dignity? And I quite frankly I don’t care if the Walmart employee respects me when I’m buying groceries >

It doesn’t matter where you’re going. Present yourself as someone who should be taken seriously. 
I don’t respect anyone who parades in public in their Jammies. 
Hey man, if you want to, go ahead. But you’ll get no respect. >

Not really a reason but ok! I’m not talking to random people anyways so why would I need their “respect”