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Matching Clothes

Homebird

I have a variety of colours of socks. I match them with my tops. I realised today when I also had light coloured trousers, how particular I am, as although two pairs went with my top they didn't look good with the trousers.

Are other people particular with matching clothes?

  • I don't even care if my socks match because nobody is going to see them.

  • My socks always have to match my underwear. I have no idea why that’s just how I roll

  • I used to be very matching. These days I’d say coordinated. There are rules to matching clothing to socks and shoes and accessories…. 
    My mum, undiagnosed, matches everything all the time.

  • I wear black, white, blue and grey. Sometimes dark green. I have favourite outfits that are my comfort outfits, as in I feel a little more confident in them. What I wear has to be colour matching, and I did this with my kids so much when they were little that now they automatically colour match.

  • I wear black underwear in the week when I’m working and other colours on the weekend, that’s totally normal, right! [joke, I have no interest in being normal!]

    I’m also colour blind so matching my sock colours can take a bit of concentration!

  • I do this but the the colour matching is most pronounced in the interior design of home my.  All the walls a plain shades of grey or stone, then I have changing displays of original art and signs (railway mainly) on them. The effect is fantastic and which like you the colour connects are an essential part