What does your every day attire consist of?

[Echo2]

Let's say you are out and about doing your general day to day grind....and something happens and you know that you are going to have to spend a few days in the clothes on you back.

I'm not talking about your evening comfy clothes....I mean the clothes you would be doing the errands of life.

You guys know I generally wear boots....but my general wardrobe is solid color BDU pants (green, grey, black, navy, tan, brown....occasionally camo), and a T-shirt.

I have no real issues wearing them for more than few days....and have on more than one occasion.

If I could have my pack out of the car.....I would have a pair of gym shorts....socks...and undies.

As a side note.....does what you were blend well?....will you fit in among the sheep until a move can be made?

[ak474u]

This time of year, golf shirt, white tshirt underneath, rip stop cargo shorts, good tennis shoes, and a 5.11 TDU pistol belt. I've got spare socks, liners and gloves etc in my GHB. Since most if not all of an on-foot get home would be urban terrain, tennis shoes work best for me here. In the sticks, my attire would differ.

[bacpacker]

Week days, typically blue jeans and a button down shirt of some kind, mostly in subded colors. New Balance shoes, wicking socks, bandana.
I do keep a pair of Vasque hiking boots and 2 pair of hiking socks in both vehicles I drive.GHB bag in each vehicle has more socks, bandanas, leather work gloves, Under Armour t-shirt, and generally a Gore-Tex jacket, espically in the fall thru spring seasons. These clothes get swapped for the season as well.
If it wasn't for my job, I would be dressed out in BUD's as well. My last job, that's mostly all I wore.

[rentprop1]

Khaki shorts, golf shirt and sneaks or boat shoes, I ofern wonder what good an EDC pouch is with out socks ???

[JustAPrepper]

Tank top, sports bra, shorts, socks and either Crocs (<don't laugh, they're ugly but they're comfy and I don't care what people think of me when they see me out grocery shopping or putting gas in the car) or New Balance sneakers. GHB has a change of clothes, including a ball cap to keep the sun out/off my face if need be and when the weather turns the shorts will be traded out for sweats and long sleeve T-Shirt.

[GunnerMax]

For me ita shorts and a t shirt. I have my wallet, phone, keys, flashlight, Glock19 with 75 rounds. I am concealing everywhere now, so I blend in. I can get home if needed.

[idahobob]

This time of year.....Wranglers, t-shirt, and Danner Acadia boots, and normally Glock 21.

My GHB rides with me in the rig, and I have enough for about a weeks journey.

Bob
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[Gunfixr]

Pretty much year round it's cargo pants in tan, od, or khaki.
LBT riggers belt, with whatever I'm packing, a Gerber Multitool and Surefire light. Wallet, and extra mags in some pockets.
T-shirt, usually an earth tone color, or maybe white if outdoors when hot.
As it gets cooler, something over the t-shirt.
Cross-country running shoes, sometimes sandals when hot.
Lately, I've been wearing cargo shorts when hot, but not working. I don't usually wear shorts, as I cannot tan, so it's merely a way to suffer.

When going out of the city, such as to work, I have a GHB. No clothes in it, I'd just wear what I had on. There's several days of MRE entrees, and some side items, fire making, a USGI poncho, and cord. Some other assorted stuff. It needs a small water bottle/purifier, although there is always half a case of bottled water in the car, which gets swapped out twice a year. There's a hatchet in the car also.
I'm allergic to all kinds of seafood, so I don't carry fishing gear.

[izzyscout21]

I'm normally a 5.11 and t-shirt kinda guy. Every once in a while, I like to dress up...........add a polo shirt.

Normally I wear my Merril Moab boots as well. Tan under armor ball cap

[Jasper]

I typically have on what I wear to work during the week. Wool dress pants, collared shirt and tie and dress shoes. Because of this I have a bag with BDU pants, t-shirt, hikers and clean socks and underwear. I volunteer with ground search and rescue and therefore have my responder pack in my car with my clothes for that. So as long as I am near my car or work I feel pretty comfy. I wouldn't want to have to do much in my daily work clothes.