safe clothing and sensory issues

Really interesting subject. I have so many sensory problems with clothing. I'm only comfortable in loose-fitting garments (light cotton or silk) and avoid any kind of woolly fabric or rough/course fabric. It irritates my skin. I like to keep my neck bare and so avoid shirts with stiff collars (and ties), or turtle-neck pullovers . For my legs, I prefer tight-fitting jeans or trousers. Loose trousers or jeans can cause me to trip or stumble.   Full shoes (dress shoes) are problematic as I'm never comfortable wearing them and walk like a bird in them. Even trainers aren't normally comfortable, so I either wear sandals or pool shoes to keep as much of my feet exposed as possible. In winter, when I have to cover my feet,  I'll go for big heavy boots (because they keep my anchored). Socks are a nightmare. I've never found any that are comfortable so, whenever possible, I usually don't wear them. My underwear are always briefs and as skimpy as possible, I get a bad reaction even just thinking about wearing rough or stiff boxer shorts. Once i find something I feel comfortable wearing, I wear it all the time until it's threadbare. Or I'll buy the exact same garment (perhaps in a different colour). I don't usually like clothes with big words or logos on them, or anything too distracting.

Really interesting subject. I have so many sensory problems with clothing. I'm only comfortable in loose-fitting garments (light cotton or silk) and avoid any kind of woolly fabric or rough/course fabric. It irritates my skin. I like to keep my neck bare and so avoid shirts with stiff collars (and ties), or turtle-neck pullovers . For my legs, I prefer tight-fitting jeans or trousers. Loose trousers or jeans can cause me to trip or stumble.   Full shoes (dress shoes) are problematic as I'm never comfortable wearing them and walk like a bird in them. Even trainers aren't normally comfortable, so I either wear sandals or pool shoes to keep as much of my feet exposed as possible. In winter, when I have to cover my feet,  I'll go for big heavy boots (because they keep my anchored). Socks are a nightmare. I've never found any that are comfortable so, whenever possible, I usually don't wear them. My underwear are always briefs and as skimpy as possible, I get a bad reaction even just thinking about wearing rough or stiff boxer shorts. Once i find something I feel comfortable wearing, I wear it all the time until it's threadbare. Or I'll buy the exact same garment (perhaps in a different colour). I don't usually like clothes with big words or logos on them, or anything too distracting.

If I’m sleeping I much prefer bigger, looser underwear. I even tend to buy men’s boxers to sleep in. But for every day I have to wear seamless underwear because if anything digs into my skin I will have a meltdown!