do you wear pants for multiple days without washing?

do you wear pants multiple days?


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brianmanahan

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i have done this forever and i think it's fine

but only if i am wearing the pants to sit around at home or in the office

nobody has ever seemed to notice or complain
 

BarkingGhostar

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OK, first there are caveats to my response. This is during non-sweating months of the year and only for denim. I will wear denim jeans twice before washing them again. Any other kind of trousers I only wear once, regardless if it a sweating month or not. Any external soiling breaks the rules and require an immediate wash.
 
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Hayabusa Rider

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I wear sweats in the winter. If they are dirty or sweaty then into the washer. If not then I like to conserve on laundry. I don't do stinky or gross.
 

lxskllr

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I wear one pair of work pants per week unless I completely destroy them. That includes summer too. They feel gross about midweek, but clean pants would be fucked up before most of you left the house for work, so it isn't worth the extra wash. Off duty, I wear pants for two days usually, maybe as much as four in the cool months.
 

Mai72

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i have done this forever and i think it's fine

but only if i am wearing the pants to sit around at home or in the office

nobody has ever seemed to notice or complain

Back int he day I used to wash my jeans everyday. I'd wear them out not from overwear, but from washing them too much. Now, I wash my jeans once a week, or every other week. And, it's perfectly fine. I don't feel dirty, etc. I've got to wash my dress pants every time though. They are different. I had a friend whgo would wear one boxer short multiple days. Now that is gross.
 
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brianmanahan

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OK, first there are caveats to my response. This is during non-sweating months of the year and only for denim. I will wear denim jeans twice before washing them again. Any other kind of trousers I only wear once, regardless if it a sweating month or not. Any external soiling breaks the rules and require an immediate wash.

i use the same rules
 

brianmanahan

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I had afriend whgo would wear one boxer short multiple days. Now that is gross.

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Mai72

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He was cheap. lol. That was years ago. I don't know if he still does this. Hopefully not.
 

Stopsignhank

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Jeans are more comfortable the second day you wear them. Even more comfortable on the third day, but stat to smell on the third day.

I wear slacks to work and those get changed every day.

Seats can be worn until you feel like changing them.
 

Ichinisan

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Oct 9, 2002
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Levi's CEO says you should never wash Denim.

Unless you spill something nasty on it I guess.
 
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manly

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Levi's CEO says you should never wash Denim.

Unless you spill something nasty on it I guess.
IMO this applies to fancy designer jeans, and not so much your typical Levi's. Even so, you should wash denim jeans just every once in a while as long as you don't soil it. I actually think machine drying jeans is a lot worse than the washing itself.
Do guys wear dress trousers just once and then take them to the dry cleaner??
 

MagnusTheBrewer

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This is more a comment on those with meta jobs than any standard for cleanliness of pants/slacks.
 

MrSquished

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I rarely wash my jeans. Regular pants I will wear multiple times but they do get washed more often than jeans.
 

Ajay

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Hell, I'll wear jeans three days in a row - so long as they don't get soiled (eh, a day less in the summer).
I dress or dress casual pants often, so, IDK.