Are there some clothing materials you can't wear anymore?

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cawfytawk@reddit

Natural fibers have always been my fabric of choice but peri and peri-belly has made it a necessity. I've opted for loose cotton or linen, elastic waistbands and wide leg pants. Since my peri started I can't stand anything too tight or rubbing against my skin.

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kate__g@reddit

I have peri belly. These pants are freakin awesome. I wore them to a professional conference but they have the feel of yoga pants. And they retain their fit, so no baggy butt. They look good with a looser top the hides the belly. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01HOZO9WS?th=1&psc=1

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FelinusFanaticus@reddit

As a teen, I secretly judged my mom for her elastic waistbands. I vowed to never wear them. I understand now, and owe her huge apology in the after life.

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cawfytawk@reddit

I found a stack of skinny jeans I wore in rotation 10 years ago. The thought of encasing my legs like sausage and cutting off circulation at the waist gives me anxiety now. Yay, spontaneous anxiety, another peri symptom! Who knew putting on pants would be triggering?! 😆

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FelinusFanaticus@reddit

Yep. I retired the skinny jeans that I was still wearing just 3 years ago, due to feeling entrapped by them, and peri-belly. Even leggings, no matter how thin, make me antsy. Socks too. I gave up hoodies this year. I nearly ripped the neck seam of the last one I wore, because I finally panicked after suddenly ramping up to combustable level hot and couldn’t get it off my throat. It was so overly dramatic and ridiculous. It left my family staring in concern, but we laughed about it later. 😆

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cawfytawk@reddit

I can totally relate. I wanted to wear a fashionable outfit at work but it caused me to spin out into a panicky stress sweaty mess. I can't wear anything with a collar that goes up my neck, long sleeves, closed at the ankles or not roomy/expandable in the waist (really bad peri belly!). I already feel so exhausted by peri brain fog, dealing with hormonal acne, arrant chin hairs, now I can't even dress nicely. Strangers and coworkers think I'm a junky because I'm so out of it, pimply and sweaty. It truly sucks being a woman. 😭

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FrostyAwareness192@reddit

What’s peri-belly?

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cawfytawk@reddit

Perimenopause belly. Decreased estrogen causes decline in metabolism and shifts fat to be stored in the belly instead of evenly distributed in the stomach, thighs and hips. I look pregnant.

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NHBuckeye@reddit

Denim. I find blue jeans too uncomfortable to wear anymore. My teenage self is crying right now.

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gatadeplaya@reddit

We call those “hard pants” now 😂

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HelloTittie55@reddit

I purged my closet of pre-Covid “hard pants” and now only have soft pants to choose from. Stiff pants can go join girdles, pantyhose, underwire bras and stilettos.😃

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temporary_bob@reddit

Same. I wear the hard pants on occasion but then I enjoy taking them off.

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RCA2CE@reddit

Hard pants? :) that’s funny I get jeans that are stretchy - they’re some kind of blend that just is super light and stretches.. I bought a pair of Levi’s about a year ago and I was like, how the fk did anyone where these things, they really were hard pants.. super stiff

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Ike_In_Rochester@reddit

There are Levi’s with an elastic blend now. You’ll see them with “Stretch” on the size sticker. They provide a little more give. I wore them for a while but now prefer getting second hand Levi Premium jeans. Some of the Premium line has a Lyocell blend which makes them softer and lighter. I’ve been pretty happy with them.

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SpreadsheetSiren@reddit

I was attending/staffing our leadership retreat. Boss declared the dress code as “jeans and your fav (company name) gear!)” I almost cried at the thought of having to sit in a conference room chair with my circulation being cut off in a pair of jeans. Nooooo! I opted for a softer pair of dark blue khakis.

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Sure_Performance2792@reddit

Yes! I am definitely contemplating getting rid of all my denim jeans. My stomach can’t handle them all day. Fine in morning but seems too restrictive late in the day. I discovered some nice Ponte pants that have a trouser cut and I am obsessed! I feel like I can be comfortable all day long in them.

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elphaba00@reddit

I have the opposite problem. They fit fine in the morning, but then the waist band starts getting loose throughout the day. So I fight a battle trying to keep my pants up. I'm not a belt person, but often, that's what makes them feel restrictive. I can't win

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TMQ73@reddit

Yup give me khakis any day of the week. Jeans are for when I’m in the woods going through greenbrier and blackberry vines that are even worse for thorns.

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Legitimate_Ocelot491@reddit

I’ve been wearing khakis since high school and rarely ever wear jeans. So much more comfortable.

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LizTruth@reddit

I can't wear khakis. Along with formal-dress pants and slacks. They make me look so lumpy. I mostly wear dresses or leggings if I just want to be comfy.

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2dznotherdirtylovers@reddit

Me too. I am dumpy 😀🌸😀💜

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LizTruth@reddit

I prever "curvy." The curves may not be where they were, but I do curve.

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Redfawnbamba@reddit

Try a jacket? I wore a 1970s style maxi dress and denim jacket yesterday and for some reason I felt like I was me again 🤷‍♀️😂

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NHBuckeye@reddit

I still have my old denim jacket and have rocked that very same look. I’ll own that jacket forever. But the days of jeans are sadly over.

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Mimir_the_Younger@reddit

They make really soft jeans now, though.

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Legitimate_Collar605@reddit

Me too!

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Sew_Cool_2@reddit

I stopped wearing polyester several years ago. It’s basically plastic. We’re wearing plastic. It’s so gross. And yes, very hot like you mentioned. Man made fibers lock in heat and don’t breathe. Natural fibers all the way. Workout clothes are the most difficult but I managed to find cotton leggings.

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Old_Butterfly7984@reddit

Pact Organic has decent cotton leggings, amongst other items. I haven’t bought from them in a while but they were my go to for natural fiber undergarments and dresses. I love their leggings and they seem to hold up for several years, hence why I haven’t bought from them in a while.

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Sew_Cool_2@reddit

I love there underwear! I buy from them a couple times a year. I get my workout leggings at Fishers Finery.

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Old_Butterfly7984@reddit

I made the switch to all natural fibers at the age of 44. Since starting perimenopause synthetics make me incredibly hot and also irritate my skin severely.

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That-Drink4913@reddit

I can't layer, my body MUST feel the air.

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emilythequeen1@reddit

Well, I’m always in a tank top now, because I’m hot. But then I layer up.

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allaboutaphie@reddit

I dont know if said material, but I will never wear nylons again... no worry about holes or snags.. no thank you.. never again

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crasstyfartman@reddit

I wore a wool sweater for Thanksgiving. Mad regrets hahaah

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Which_Sherbet7945@reddit

I used to love my wool sweaters. I had a whole collection of really nice ones. Now I just have one: a Ralph Lauren vaguely Christmasy cardigan that I haul out and wear as a coat for outdoor daytime events in December.

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PsychologicalBat1425@reddit

Polyester. It's hot and makes my skin itch.

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CourageFamiliar8506@reddit

Anything manmade. It gets real hot 🪭

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chloe38@reddit

I'm 54 and almost in full menopause. Most clothes are very uncomfortable these days. If it doesn't have stretch or isn't 2 sizes too big it's a hard pass. Lol

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Exciting_Squirrel_84@reddit

41F. Hormones are starting to mess with me. I'm noticing changes to what my feet tolerate from fit to material. I've been "ruining" outfits with moose moccasins for two years now. 😄

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Boo-Boo97@reddit (OP)

Are moose moccasins different from regular moccasins? I have moccasin slippers at home and I'm extremely tempted to get a pair to wear at work.

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Exciting_Squirrel_84@reddit

Do it!! 😄!!! I pick up moose or deer mocs from a nearby reserve. I haven't tried their cow but have bought cow mocs/loafers from the mall. Also, my problem is my foot width slightly fluctuates. At times, my mall/cow mocs felt tight and needed warming up. Some days they couldn't stretch enough. Moose or deer always fit. The leather has more give more. Idk if it's because of the leather process or animal type but moose and deer are crazy soft. Treat yourself to something! 😀🎉!

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TraditionalBackspace@reddit

I can't stand the new plastic polo shirts. They shine in the sun, heat up, and make me sweat uncontrollably. They feel thin and cheap. Give me a cotton blend at least.

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nowandnothing@reddit

51m, you will have to take my cargo shorts from my cold dead fingers! If I cover my legs, I get far too hot even in the middle of winter!

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InternationalDuck879@reddit

Any pants with zippers I feel trapped!

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Britpop_Shoegazer@reddit

Turtlenecks- no bueno with hot flashes

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revchewie@reddit

“Can’t”? No. But I hate almost all artificial fibers. Give me cotton, linen, or wool.

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cg325is@reddit

I can only wear natural fibers, mainly cotton. I HATE the feeling of all that polyester “golf” wear that’s supposed to make you feel cooler and wick away moisture. It just feels slinky/clingy to me. But I have sensory issues with certain fabrics against my skin and also with things being too tight or too close around my neck. It’s a struggle!

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BartStarrPaperboy@reddit

Cotton, wool, linen.

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firefly317@reddit

I hear you with the polyester that's supposed to wick moisture. Boyfriend loves them, I can't stand the feel of it next to my skin.

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Diasies_inMyHair@reddit

I wear a lot of modal or dresses made of light cotton or rayon. Never thought I would dress like Mrs. Roper.

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MoonageDayscream@reddit

I won't buy acrylic or polyester any longer, because I won't wear them. Hot, scratchy, unless it's less than twenty percent of an active blend fabric i can't stand them.

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SenatorBeers@reddit

Converse All Stars.

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ciaran668@reddit

I'm a guy, but I can't wear pyjamas anymore. My temperature fluctuates at night too much and I need to be able to regulate it by throwing the covers off. (Fun fact, my sister said some guys get a version of hot flashes as well, and I'm one of the lucky ones apparently.)

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Boo-Boo97@reddit (OP)

I've heard that manopause is a thing for some guys. Given what we're learning about biology and genetics, you could have one of the interesting xxy variations.

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AgreeableSurround111@reddit

I didn't realize men went through this as well. I don't think many of us were taught these things.

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Accomplished_Bee9727@reddit

You're not alone. My husband started getting hot flashes about a year ago. I said welcome to the club, we have meetings (he didn't find that nearly as funny as I did). He finally asked how I coped with them. I told him all natural fibers for clothes and no covers at night. We create a wall of blankets between us since I throw them at him and he throws them at me.😂

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ciaran668@reddit

It's a club I also don't want to belong to. Give your husband my sympathies.

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Administrative-Bed75@reddit

Pretty much every synthetic. But also, if the cotton or wool is too heavy that's bad too.

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Boo-Boo97@reddit (OP)

I had some heavy cotton T's that I loved but had to go to a new home because they became to heavy :(

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AgreeableSurround111@reddit

Yes why does a lot of my clothes feel heavy?! Am I becoming that big of a wimp?

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MelodicToken@reddit

A LOT of my clothes are intolerable now… but it’s not because of heat. I’m on HRT and an SSRI so no hot flashes. However similar to no longer being able to tolerate bullshit/incompetence, I can no longer tolerate tags, seams, anything mildly itchy (some fabrics that didn’t bother me before now do), and anything clingy or tight. Unfortunately I’ve gained 20lbs so almost nothing fits and I’ve been rebuilding my wardrobe. It’s so hard to go from small sizes to medium, and now the mediums don’t fit (even the shirts!!) so I’m into large. I’m trying to keep active and love my body where it is in this moment, but it’s a struggle.

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AgreeableSurround111@reddit

I understand. At this point whatever I do to try and lose weight is impossible.

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kckitty71@reddit

I can’t wear a lot things, so I stick to things that are cotton or things with cotton in them. I’ve always been this way, but I was diagnosed with sensory processing disorder.

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AgreeableSurround111@reddit

Yes cotton is the answer. 100% cotton is a bit hard to find these days.

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Expat111@reddit

Ever since the 70s when most of my clothes were made of polyester or some plastic derivative (eg, tough skin jeans), anything that might be remotely polyester, rayon, or any of the other newer fabrics is usually a no for me. Even t shirts today are some sort of ultra thin stretchy weird fabric. I just want a beefy t not some wicking material that, after a few months, traps and holds hostage body odor.

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AgreeableSurround111@reddit

That wicking material is smothering and feels weird on my skin!

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Kind_Worry_9836@reddit

I (46M) can't wear T-shirts that are a cotton poly blend. They are too hot. I only buy cotton shirts. Also, I used to wear sweaters in the Winter when I was young but have been wearing flannels with a cotton T-shirt when it's cold.

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AgreeableSurround111@reddit

Yes I love cotton now. I used to be able to wear anything. This peri sucks. I thought there was something really wrong with me for clothes to hurt, but that's par for the course it seems.

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Sea_Marketing_7533@reddit

Can’t wear rayon material

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Sufficient_Stop8381@reddit

Velvet

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Affectionate-Map2583@reddit

I think I still can wear anything, but I've gotten more picky about what I like. I like non-stretch jeans, and cotton clothing in general. I also like hoodies and smartwool socks. I have never tolerated turtlenecks. I have realized that I hate 3/4 length sleeves, and let my mother, who has gifted me several, know to stop getting any for me. I hate tags, especially the ones on the shirt's side seams that brush against your side. I don't like huge open necklines or uncomfortable shoes.

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Dragonfly_Peace@reddit

Most if my wardrobe is cotton. I’ve had to switch to moisture wicking underwear / pants.

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PahzTakesPhotos@reddit

No matter what I wear, it has to be soft. I used to be able to throw anything on and go, but even now, I'll put on a T-shirt and it feels like it's made of sandpaper. I dress up at the renaissance faire and my outfit is all 100% cotton. I have a couple of skirts that are rayon, but it's vegetable-based rayon, so it isn't rough or stifling (my big renaissance faire happens in dead-ass heat of summer). I've also had good luck with bamboo fibers- mostly in socks. And Torrid has an entire collection called "Super soft" and it is definitely not a lie!

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RaqMountainMama@reddit

Yes - synthetics in general. My husband loves those so-called "breathable" synthetic shirts. I hate them. I sweat like crazy, get heat rash under-boob, and am generally uncomfortable in them. He bought me underwear made out of that fabric lately & we had an argument about "you don't listen to me" vs ""breathable" is in the name". IDNC who named them breathable. They are not breathable when I wear them. Also advil. Not a fabric, but every time I take it during the day, I'm sweating balls at 3am. F both of those things.

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retro_lady@reddit

I find most sweaters to be too hot and itchy these days. Unless they're lightweight.

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Mbluish@reddit

So much of my clothing is bamboo, linen, or cotton now. Even my sheets are 100% bamboo. Check out Mate the Label for athletic wear. Yala and Lake have some great, breathable pajamas too as does Eberjay. They are pricey but totally worth it.

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kate__g@reddit

I’m with you on the bamboo sheets, unfortunately, I kick around to much when I sleep and they develop holes near my feet 😂

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Mbluish@reddit

Oh no! I get them from Hotel Sheets Direct from Amazon. I’ve never gotten any holes. I;m not a kicker but sleep with two dogs.

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scrumbud@reddit

When I was a kid, I wanted a leather jacket so badly. When I got my first real job, I decided to finally get one. Turns out I'm allergic to leather.

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rlaureng@reddit

Partially because it just hasn't gotten cold enough the last few years, but I haven't worn a proper coat for several years. Just a jacket and gloves if necessary.

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Dusty_Sequins@reddit

Anything with a fucking tag. I have to remove all of them and scissors won’t do.

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rlaureng@reddit

If you can find cotton/hemp blends, they have a similar temperature-regulating effect as linen for less money.

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oopsymeohboy@reddit

I have never been able to tolerate the feel of cheap synthetics against my skin. Heat & breathability aside I couldn’t tolerate the skin feel of them, even as a little kid. I think acrylic is especially bothersome. I really dislike the feel of my partner’s sports jerseys & golf shirts so whatever those are made of give me the big time ick. Leggings & jeans bother a lot of people but I’m fine with them. I only like all cotton jeans though, not any stretch kind. 99% of my jeans are all cotton Levis. I prefer tight clothes when I’m working out, i don’t want things loose, shifting or bunching, it would be distracting so I’m sticking w my leggings while the cool/young people switch to sweat pants. I don’t like wearing them all day though, they start to feel irritating/itchy to the skin, I suspect it has to do with pressure on hair follicles.

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bemenaker@reddit

I wear mostly wicking clothes. Cotton is too hot, and if you sweat at all, it's miserable. I only wear cotton in the winter time.

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Quickwitknit2@reddit

Turtlenecks. And I loved them so!

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Sad-Cover-1057@reddit

Same. Turtlenecks and anything tight in the upper arms. Get. It. Off.

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rosebudbar@reddit

And have never cared for polyester or rayon

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rosebudbar@reddit

In late 50s stopped wearing a mini dress or skirt. The shape of my legs is okay, but the skin—tho not awful—isn’t something I want to show. I would 100% wear opaque black tights & boots with a mini dress that’s becoming, but not a short skirt. Nothing to complain about but something that makes having a well-rounded wardrobe a bit harder.

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ForsakenHelicopter66@reddit

I haven't been able to wear sweaters in years. I miss them. But l'd end up in a puddle of sweat.

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TheOriginalTarlin@reddit

Speedos... wore them all the time but 40 years later apparently not accepted at the gym or walking around. Maybe because I was a former swimmer and professional lifeguard was why... apparently red did not come in trunks.

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Beginning_Pen5758@reddit

Anything that clings - thermal underwear style pjs, yoga pants...hate them all. And anything that feels like plastic, especially those fuzzy pjs made from "recycled" materials.

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Sew_Cool_2@reddit

Not only does it feel like plastic, it literally IS plastic! And recycled plastic, we somehow got duped into thinking wearing plastic is okay. Our bodies absorb that crap.

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kree-of-gamwich@reddit

Everything I wear is ultralight quick dry. During winter months I add a merino wool base layer. I cant wear jeans or any other heavy materials

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Dangerous-Medicine54@reddit

That's a hot flash

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PabloDubs@reddit

Hyper Colors lol

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Starbright108@reddit

Duluth trading co sells "free range" all cotton underwear. It's so soft, doesn't itch, doesn't ride up and affords me with ample room all over. I never want to wear any other underwear now, just sayin'.

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RunRunRabbitRunovich@reddit

Still wearing jeans and Tshirts when not in scrubs🤷🏻‍♀️

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Resident_Character35@reddit

A 70 degree room is roasting to begin with. I keep my house at 62 year round in order not to be sweltering.

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texan01@reddit

You must live in northern climes, as 72-75 is perfectly fine here in Texas unless you enjoy large electric bills in the summer.

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LizTruth@reddit

Yeah, or if you have a stable grid that won't collapse. We keep our ac (we live near Houston) at 74 in the daytime and 68 at night. I barely need to turn the heater on.

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epicenter69@reddit

*Sobs in Floridian*

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ideknem0ar@reddit

It's a dilemma. I go walking with a body briefer under jeans and a light jacket at 25F and I'm sweltering. But I find my joints and muscles feel better when I stoke the woodstove and the central room is about 82-84F. At least it's a dry heat! Lol

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iamsolow1@reddit

100% cotton is inferior.

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DiscountAcrobatic356@reddit

I hate track pants and loose cotton sweaters - unless I’m sick. It makes me feel like why bother with life. Like not there.

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Boo-Boo97@reddit (OP)

And those are my go-to weekend clothes unless I'm going somewhere that requires real clothes.

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NiceOccasion3746@reddit

Oh yes. I can't stand acrylic or polyester. I just don't need extra discomfort.

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bellablissful@reddit

Acrylic is so itchy

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Legitimate_Collar605@reddit

I can’t wear denim or fleece anymore. I am now shopping for stylish, loose-fitting, hot-flash ready wear.

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bellablissful@reddit

I can't wear anything close to my neck. I cut out my tshirt collars. It feels chokey

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Boo-Boo97@reddit (OP)

I can only wear zipped hoodies for this reason, pullover hoodies feel like I'm choking

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BlueProcess@reddit

I have always disliked synthetic fabrics. Some blends are okay. But cotton is the way to go IMO. Same for blankets

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suspiciousyeti@reddit

No, but now you guys have me scared.

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briggie1123@reddit

Jeans. I’ve never truly liked them and now I have to wear them for my PT job. I loathe them.

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fourofkeys@reddit

apparently i am allergic to wool and i used to just tolerate it.

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Joyjmb@reddit

If it gives my elbows the ICK, it's out.

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FlippingPossum@reddit

I've never been able to tolerate some clothing (too tight, too itchy, too anything). I wear the same clothes...jeans, t-shirt or tank, and a flannel. If it ain't comfortable, I ain't wearing it.

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JoyfulNoise1964@reddit

I can only wear cotton and linen

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Comedywriter1@reddit

At 51, I’m pretty much wearing the same thing (jeans and t-shirts) that I did when I was 18. The t-shirts tend to be plain now though. Obviously I’ll also still dress up for weddings, funerals, interviews, etc.

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Sir3Kpet@reddit

Can’t wear synthetic fabrics. Make me feel like I’m roasting.

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Huggyboo@reddit

Any type of tag irritates me. I also don't tolerate polyester fabrics as well. I tend to sweat more in them.

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EF_Boudreaux@reddit

Yes non breathable fabrics are now winter gear. And only organic cotton underwear.

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Soundtracklover72@reddit

No specific material. I just have to dress in layers because thanks to perimenopause I never know when it’ll be tank top weather or hoodie weather. And I’m talking inside the house. We keep house at 69 in winter and 74 in summer because, despite logic, those temps feel roughly the same.

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TwistedMemories@reddit

No not at all. I can wear any type of material with no issues. That may change when I get older, 60s and 70s but nothing now.

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BasketBackground5569@reddit

Latex materials. I developed an allergy in my twenties.

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ClubExotic@reddit

I loath denim jeans. I wear leggings or yoga pants! Luckily I live in Florida so I don’t need cold weather clothes much!

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TheRateBeerian@reddit

I bought a button up shirt that I didn't realize was 10% spandex. So weird, it is mildly stretchy and very uncomfortable!

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I-used2B-a-Valkyrie@reddit

No, I’m the opposite. The house is 74 at all times and I’m in layers, plus wool socks, plus I live right at the fireplace hearth and I can NOT get warm! It’s awful. At 49, I’m praying for a hot flash just to warm me up!

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Zealousideal-Law2189@reddit

That’s how I was until the hot flashes started. I’ve got them under control now with HRT but I’m rarely cold anymore. I’ll take it. The rest of menopause is bs lol

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Da_full_monty@reddit

Jeans make my calves itch. I try to wear shorts all year round but have to wear pants to work. Hard to find jeans since I have large calves.

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Dino_Spaceman@reddit

I can’t wear anything that traps heat. I just die in them.

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chicadeaqua@reddit

Yes, non-breathable fabrics are generally hotter.

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