In an effort to keep my sanity and morale up, my quarantine wear dictates I get out of my jammies and get dressed. I take a walk or two outside every day, coronavirus or not. I pull weeds. I put on very minimal makeup. I need to be careful, but I also need to get off the couch and keep moving.

Those Garnet Hill jammies are adorable. I would love to have those. I actually do have better loungewear than this, but here is one of my frequently worn horrors. I think these paint splattered sweatpants may have been my ex's and I haven't seen him in close to 20 years. Yikes.

Don't judge. I been sick. ;)

I've always had "street clothes" and "house clothes" since I've retired. And I never wear shoes in the house, only slippers. Comfort is my criteria.

Aerie leggings or jeans, Dri fit marbled Tees, w/ or w/o a fleece w my firm's logo. My fave slippers, my Manitobah Mukluks.

Hair in a banana clip, moisturizer and lip balm.

If i have to go out, I do the full make up thing and put on real-er clothes.

Love these slippers

I have a few of those Garnet Hill pajamas. They are so comfortable.

I resort to leggings and shirts that are too big, but very comfortable.

I am in the bad habit (pre-quarantine) of staying in my flannel nightgown until my house chores are completed and then I take a shower and get dressed when I'm ready to go somewhere. Since I'm not going many places, it's been bad. I think I'm just going to take my shower and get dressed first thing so I don't go for days without getting dressed (or showering, lol). I live alone so no one knows and sometimes I even do some things in the garden in my nightgown

Unless I am walking or jogging outside, I am in loose fitting knit joggers and a long sleeved T-shirt or sweatshirt if it’s chilly, no bra, and my Ugg moccasins. Now that it’s getting warmer, I’ll be switching to a lighter weight shirt. If I have to go to the grocery store, I do slap on a bit of makeup and wear some better fitting pants and nicer shirt.

LOL, Oly. For me, some routines are important. Like I have to shower every morning.

I've been staying in my robe until I've emptied the dishwasher, sorted laundry, read some emails and caught up on news. Then, its makeup (at least mascara and lip gloss) blow dry, my older eileen fisher leggings and a Tommy Bahama aruba zip. If I'm going out (only to grocery store, PO, or this week my accountant), I change to newer eileen fisher leggings. We've still had a few drop ins, although mostly staying outside and keeping the 6' rule. A couple of neighbors, sisters-brothers-in-law. My neighbor made himself a drink last night, keeping the 6' rule and using a disposable glass that he took with him when he left.

Oly - that sounds marvelous!!! Gardening in your nightgown. That is just about the cutest thing I’ve ever heard. 😊

glad2b it probably sounds cuter than it looks! I have a really private yard so I'm not scandalizing the neighbors at least. I mean I'm more covered than when I'm in my gardening clothes, but perhaps the sight of someone in her nightie at 4 pm would be difficult for some.

You all are so funny - uplifting at a time like this. Those PJs look wonderful! I’m a jeans and sweatshirt kind of person. I do lounge around in my robe in the morning until I either ride my exercise bike or go out for errands which these days is limited to grocery shopping.

I've been dressing the same as always, which I'm sure would be beyond slobby to most of y'all. :)

I've had to wear shoes for gardening lately because we have new mulch that leaves splinters in the feet. (I've been trying to use this QT situation as motivation for fighting back the ivy.)

I work from home a lot, and I've learned to avoid lounge wear. If I'm taking conference calls and answering emails in pajama pants, it's a red flag. Yoga pants get a pass because they assume I'm planning to exercise.

I am up and dressed as soon as I get out of bed usually in yoga shorts and a tank so I can workout.

I seem to have a yearly uniform for non-work days. This year it is cropped wide-leg jeans and a thin merino wool crew neck sweater. I have several of each.

I am happy to (as of yesterday at 5 pm when I officially finished work for our 2 week break), do as Olychik does and stay in my PJs until I've done a few morning chores, then shower and slip into my uniform.

I'm telling myself that now is not the time to be buying $80 pjs, but my fingers are already starting to type "Garnet Hill" into the search bar.

Daisy, they’re on sale! 😬

While I’d like to spend the day in my jammies, I still have an irrational fear that someone will visit unexpectedly. So what usually happens is I put on exercise clothes to walk in the morning, and just leave them on all day.

I’ve been poking around on web sites looking at spring clothes but then I realize I probably won’t need real clothes this spring. ☹️

I'm another who has to get dressed. It greatly helps my state of mind and my outlook. I feel like a slug if I don't get dressed and its a rare day that I keep my pjs on (usually if I'm sick). We are carrying on around here and not a lot of lounging. Weather has been up and down but with many nice days so spending time outside. Yesterday I had to chairs that had been on order, finally delivered. Which means my sunroom is in an uproar and other rooms are going to suffer because I'm going to be playing the switch-a-roo game. LOL My husband is self employed and works from home, so he's up in the shop early. However, I do like someone else mentioned and do leave my pjs/robe on for my first couple of hours, I hate eating when I first get up and I like to ease into the day. After breakfast, dishes, a bit of online time, etc. I will change, fix my hair and put on a bit of make-up. It's usually yoga pants, starting to pull out my cropped pants now, a tee shirt or a button-up style shirt. I have alot of skinny pants that aren't quite leggings in various lengths, so if I need to go out I can usually just put on a nicer top. I've had to go out a few times this week (grocery, drug store, dad's assisted living office) and have changed into jeans.

I've been thinking about some retail therapy, too, Sue. But I don't think businesses in most places can fill orders, can they?

I have a multitude of jammy bottoms and jogger pants, along with tee shirts, and right at this moment I'm wearing a perfectly mismatched pair of the ugliest jammy bottoms I have with multi colors, and a 10 year old Kliban cat tee shirt with a large picture of the cat in water surrounded by colorful fish!

mtn...good question. Garnet Hill and Anthro are at least pretending they can...? I may just have to place an order and see. And, you know, support them during this difficult time. On computer so don't have the googly eye emoji to insert here.

I have mostly not been wearing makeup and have been using extra moisturizer so I'm kinda hoping when I can go out again, my skin might be new and improved. I can hope.

I'm in a satin short nightgown with a dark paisley silk kimono right now as I'm going to highlight my hair, then blow it out and apply a tiny bit of makeup and go for a ride down to the ocean and get out and walk a bit. We have over an acre of woods and a path that takes us to a lake so we go for little walks.

I enjoy lazing in the morning, but try to be in the shower by 10. After that my uniform tends to be yoga pants or thicker fleece lined leggings, soft tops and socks. I have always washed my hair daily and still do, but I’m just wearing it straight most of the time and light makeup.

mtn, not sure about in the States, but we can still order online here in Canada. I just ordered a bunch of stuff for my oldest DD. She is heading from one coast to the other to work in the bush for the summer and needs tons of warm outdoor gear (she'll be living in a tent in the cold, mosquitoey north). I was a bit freaked out that we wouldn't be able to get the stuff she needs, but it looks like they are still delivering (fingers x'd).

ETA: I just looked at the GH website reviews of the Asian wrap PJs. It seems they have changed the fabric and style in the last year and many customers who have been ordering them for years are unhappy with the changes. Most complaints are about a change to a cheaper fabric that shrinks and a wider uncomfortable waistband.

After I have a short cup of coffee, I put on my exercise togs for my daily 4.5 mile walk (6 days/week), come hell or high water. Then I come home, check work email in my home office, have some breakfast, and then shower and get dressed. If I don't stick to that routine, I feel out of sorts. I never lounge around in pjs unless I'm sick, and I'm sure hoping to avoid that!

I am still receiving orders-- from a few independent stores and from Nordstrom. I am sure there may be delays in filling orders in the coming weeks but so far, I haven't noticed any issues.

Also, a number of our local independent retailers are offering home delivery and shipping-- I applaud their ingenuity. They also offered curbside pickup for a bit but I think the state put an end to that? Not sure tbh but I haven't seen this advertised in the last few days.

BTW.. Nordstrom has an unprecedented 25% off most. I think we'll be seeing lots of sales in the weeks to come. I am not really in power buying mode... but I have picked up some gifts.

Kay, I don't go to bed in dirty pj 's/lounge pants, but I wear them during the day because I'm constantly cleaning something at any given moment, and if I wear something decent it hinders things I want to do. Especially my old tee shirts which are prone to get bleach on them. lol

Jeans and a tee shirt, socks, and slip-on sneakers. I need to feel as normal as possible.

I do get up and shower, but then put on sweats or stretch pants and big sweater or sweatshirt. I can’t relax in jeans. I decided I’m going to use up the hair products that don’t work so well for me (I have curly hair and am always trying new gels and such) since I’m not going anywhere. Also decided to try tretinoin again - the purge isn’t pretty, so this is a great time to do it.

Oh, yeonassky, could you stop by? I'd like to send you out to frighten the deer that are nibbling at my Japanese maples....They aren't afraid of me.

It's a funny thing, but if I'm in pajama or loungewear all day, my actions reflect that and I do nothing. Maybe it's a throwback to when we were kids, when we got sick we stayed in our PJs on the couch or in bed.

If I'm sick now, unless I'm really really sick, I shower and get dressed because it makes me feel better. I still spend the day in my comfy chair with tea and soup and an old movie, but I don't feel quite so sluggish.

Yeonassky, what, no selfie?

I am with Bunny. I get up, get dressed, wash my hair, and begin my day. I generally wear jeans and a sweater this time of year. I no longer own sweat pants or sweatshirts. My goal is to do all of my daily activities in one outfit per day.

I'm allergic to pictures of myself. :-).

Funny thing is it doesn't matter what I'm wearing I still end up cooking and cleaning and doing work and paperwork in it. I guess when you wear some of the weird wild outfits I wear at home you can fearlessly do just about anything in anything. Doing it at home is the caveat

I mostly wear athleisure type clothes daily. I usually workout in the morning and then shower but change into more leggings/shorts/tee shirt/sweatshirt type wear. I have very few outfits anymore that are not this. It is most comfortable for me and I'm glad it is acceptable in most places I frequent. My favorite pj's are Hanna Andersson cotton pajamas....soooo soft and comfy. I need a pj bottom with a leg that won't ride up and these are perfect. I would not stay in them all day though...I always change right away before going down stairs no matter what my day brings. Usually it is a dog walk first thing so I need to be dressed!

Y'all wear clothes at home when no one is coming over?! Why? :-)

I need to dress. A morning routine is very healthy for me. Up, exercise, shower, dress. If I fall out of that routine I can get cranky, and it can lead to depression. I also make it a habit to get outside as early in the day as possible, even for 5 minutes, It helps keep my body clock working.

Several of you have mentioned wearing something because you are cleaning.

Does anyone, other than me, use aprons? My granny would always make us put on a schmatta to work with her. I have bunches of them, and always throw one on when cooking, cleaning, gardening to protect my clothes, plus then if someone pops over(not likely during quarantine) I can just remove the apron and I am dressed nicely. I like the big wrap around style, below. See how the back is, so easy and comfortable! I make my gardening ones very full with oilcloth at the bottom where my knees will be in dirt

Cool apron, local! I had to look up “schmatta.” Google defines it as “rags,” but your usage is “apron” or maybe something more akin to “clothes saver.” Interesting!

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I lounge around until noon (we stay up late and sleep until 10) in pj's then get dressed for the afternoon dog walk, and that has been true for the last year, not related to coronavirus! It's just DH and me here. He gets up and dressed right away, whereas I like to come downstairs make coffee, have breakfast, read, and then later get dressed. I shower at night before bed. Daytime attire was athleisure for the gym or Zumba, but is now jeans and a sweater for walking outside

local those aprons are adorable - I'd love one in linen! I do wear aprons for cooking when I'm going to be in the kitchen for along time, not for just the morning coffee though. I also have my project aprons that I wear when painting furniture or other messy projects. I've tried gardening in an apron but find it way too hot. The extra layer and especially having something around my neck.

bbstx schmatte does mean rag but it an also apply to raggy clothes. I have a hoodie schmatte that's basically my bathrobe. It's probably a men's XL, covers my butt and I have to roll the sleeves but it's loose, comfy and warm. I'd be very embarrassed to be seen in it!

@localeater, I love your pattern! I have a couple of aprons I use often, but my absolute favorite looks very similar to yours. I like the big pockets and slip on style. Mine is linen and is from Rough Linen. I use it all the time and have for years and it looks as good as new. I see they have lots of new colors available. Mine is just the natural finish.

https://www.roughlinen.com/collections/linen-aprons-pinafores

Today's outfit is a step up from yesterday. White shirt and yoga pants from J.Jill topped off with a plaid flannel shirt from pre 2001 LLBean, a hand me down from my father. It is a bit chilly in Maryland today.

I like the pinafore aprons too. I am going to show the pattern to my daughter who sews. I would enjoy a new apron.

I have those same pj’s but in a different print.

purchased last year from GH 💚