does your athletic wear outweigh your regular wardrobe?

[labbie]

Not necessarily in volume (yet!) but I do get more excited for new workout gear than I do for regular clothes.

[pag41989]

Mine is getting there! I am currently using one of my smaller dresser drawers to hold my workout clothes but I want to buy some more running pants that fit me right. I have a ton but I hate them because they are always sliding down. Once I get more pants I am going to have to move up to a larger drawer lol.

[gt7301b]

In the winter it is close, all those layers take up a lot of room in my dresser. And you should see the amount of laundry I have to do.

[G22]

Its close. I wear my athletic clothes way more than "normal" clothes.

[venice2007]

Getting there and I love my athletic gear MUCH more!

[gummybear]

Yes, I am a SAHM so it's pretty much all I wear. I do have a couple pairs of jeans..

[sadlebred]

Not quite. I have 1.5 closets for regular clothes and 1 closet for cycling/workout clothes.

[runaways]

No, I think I love clothes way too much for that.

[spunkypenguin]

I have three (big-ish) drawers for my running/workout gear in the winter...two in the summer. I definitely wear more of my athletic clothes, but I probably have more regular stuff

[texassmith]

Jan 17, 2014 20:29:57 GMT -5 runaways said:

No, I think I love clothes way too much for that.

Ditto this. It's not even close.

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[trigal]

We just spent two weeks in Italy. My sisters all bought dresses. I bought a bike jersey.

[Deleted]

No, I still have way more regular clothes. I just wash A LOT.

[boston340]

I keep all my workout gear in a separate dresser in our guest bedroom. I have been having fun (slowly) upgrading my workout gear.

[RandZB]

I'm getting there. I have a drawer in my dresser dedicated to my tennis outfits, and a drawer dedicated to normal workout clothes. I definitely enjoy buying new workout gear more than buying a new top to wear to work. I lost over 30 pounds last year so I'm looking forward to shopping for some new tennis gear for the spring.

[jchokie79]

In cost yes. I buy a lot of my clothes on sale at Outlets b/c I live 5 mins from one. However I have a lot of gear that I love from LLL that cost way more than my regular clothes. I love my work out gear, they help motivate me and I wear them out running errands on the weekends too.

[hurricanedrunk]

Slowly but surly yes! I was new to running at the start of last year and needed a lot of thing to "start out" but it also became my motivator. I am hoping I won't need (ha) as much stuff this year since I have a decent base but it's easy to use new threads as motivation. I too have a separate dresser in another room for all my stuff!

[skwcm80]

Jan 18, 2014 8:07:54 GMT -5 texassmith said:

Jan 17, 2014 20:29:57 GMT -5 runaways said:

No, I think I love clothes way too much for that.

Ditto this. It's not even close.

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Me too. 

I rarely buy new workout gear. Although I think I'm going to become a Costco member so I have access to their selection.

[andrealynn]

I confess that I bought a second dresser... just for race shirts.

[cinco]

Surprisingly I have more regular clothes. My laundry, however, is almost all workout clothes.

[bostonmichelle]

I'm totally getting there. I just got all new workout clothes (3 shirts and 2 shorts) for my birthday from DH and my BFF. I am so happy and want to go running in them, like now but I can't .