Only when I leave the house, which I don’t most days, since I work from home. People who need to change more frequently (I can’t imagine that e.g. roofers can wear the same pants even twice) could still leave things in their pockets and move them over either when they get undressed or when they get dressed (I imagine the former, leaving your wallet and keys in the fresh pair, would be especially important if you get very dirty).
Only when I leave the house, which I don’t most days, since I work from home. People who need to change more frequently (I can’t imagine that e.g. roofers can wear the same pants even twice) could still leave things in their pockets and move them over either when they get undressed or when they get dressed (I imagine the former, leaving your wallet and keys in the fresh pair, would be especially important if you get very dirty).
Huh. I work from home, but I dress in different clothes every day. Guess I’m a fancy boy.
I change my clothes regularly, but I wear basketball shorts as pajamas and don’t put my wallet, keys, etc. in them.
Ah, gotcha. I’ve found that if you always put those things in the same place, you never lose them. Looks like you have your method figured out :)
I’m a nightstand guy but yours sounds slightly more efficient.