Getting Out of Workout Clothes

giftieetcetera

I am a SAHM, and I tend to put on workout clothes, stay in them all day, workout, shower, and then put on pjs.

I really need to put on some real clothes. I feel frumpy.

Any of you don't work but still get dressed everyday? What about working people on weekends?

LorinaLynn

I'm a work-from-home artist and web publisher (so essentially... I'm a housewife who's looking for a job but not finding one).

Since I become a disgusting sweaty mess after exercising, staying in my workout clothes after working out isn't an option, but I still rarely get dressed up unless we're going somewhere. I'm in shorts/jeans and a tshirt pretty much all the time.

Sometimes I make a personal challenge to myself to go a full week without wearing a tshirt, just to make myself wear the nicer clothes taking up space in my closet.

TeachTheGirl

I'm a stay at home mom with problems with getting dressed...I've been trying to make a point to get dressed up every day instead of just wearing sweatpants and a camisole, I find it does wonders for my mood. I think once my daughter finishes breastfeeding, it'll make it so much easier.

I think it helps to shop specifically for casual clothing that isn't just workout/sweats that you intend to wear around the house but will look cute if you need to pop out at a moments notice.

MariaMariaM

I still like to dress nice on weekends when I am not working. It is a bit more casual but I am still rocking some sort of heels!

VelociMama

I try to keep my morning shower, dress, makeup routine even on the weekends. If I don't, I get lazy during the week when I have to go into work.

Just gotta do it. Just like anything else. Make time for it. Plus, you feel better by being clean, well dressed, and ready for your day.

kelseyhere

When I was unemployed I did the same thing, worked out, showered, then put on clean workout clothes to run errands. Unless I was having a lunch date or something it seemed like too much extra laundry.