Are you more likely to judge a family based off what the parents are wearing or what the children/teenagers are wearing?

[Anonymous]

Some examples:
If a teenager is in all designer clothes but mom is in obvious inexpensive Walmart clothing or has rips or fades in her clothes.

If the parents are in designer clothing but the kids are in torn, ripped or too small clothing.

Do outsiders, people not within the immediate family, judge a family based on what the parents are wearing or what the children or teenagers are wearing?

[Anonymous]

What are we judging, exactly?

[Anonymous]

I'm not sure which one I'm supposed to judge in either case.

Unless you sent your kid out in something dangerous -- baby in a onesie outside in DC today, I'm not judging.

Well besides a MAGA hat.

[Anonymous]

I would judge the parents if kids are in dirty clothes. Otherwise, no judgement whatsoever. Teens also go through phases of experimenting. Key that they look clean.

I also doubt I’d be able to tell who’s dressed in designer stuff and who’s dressed in Walmart.

[Anonymous]

Uh.

I was raised not to judge people by their clothing.

Wtf, OP.

[Anonymous]

I thought this was going to be families where the kids were wearing pro gun shirts and maga hats or the parents were wearing clothes that barely covered genitals while dragging along kids with no shoes in the winter.

Walmart vs. designer? I could not care less if I tried.

[Anonymous]

I just remember as a poor Latin kid with a free lunch that other kids black and Latin too would judge me and others on what we wore. My stuff was from Payless and Montgomery Ward so I was laughed at. Then and now I just can't judge kids or adults by their clothing.

[Anonymous]

My husband is a horrible dresser and I like nice clothes. Judge away.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I thought this was going to be families where the kids were wearing pro gun shirts and maga hats or the parents were wearing clothes that barely covered genitals while dragging along kids with no shoes in the winter.

Walmart vs. designer? I could not care less if I tried.

Yeah there's actually not much difference between the two of them only you pay more for one of them but they're still made in sweatshops and they use the same fabrics so the one who pays more loses.

[Anonymous]

There's nothing wrong with WalMart clothing if that's what someone can afford and has access to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What are we judging, exactly?

+1 couldn't care less about Walmart vs designer and probably couldn't tell tbh. Designer would look strange in my day to day life.

Kids in dirty clothes - happens to me on the go. Like we went out of ear, something spilled on their shirt, now we're headed to the playground, who cares?

Are these people going to a wedding or meeting the pope?

[Anonymous]

Teenagers of all wealth levels hide that fact well with most of their trends.

The same brand of workwear sold at my local mega-grocery store in the Midwest is available in a boutique in Galeries Lafayette in Paris.

Ugly tattoos in random places bother me.

[Anonymous]

I don't judge people based on their attire. Get help.

[Anonymous]

I'm not sure I would be able to tell the difference, to be honest. So much "designer" clothing is made from the same crap fabrics as everything else. It basically all looks the same.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some examples:
If a teenager is in all designer clothes but mom is in obvious inexpensive Walmart clothing or has rips or fades in her clothes.

If the parents are in designer clothing but the kids are in torn, ripped or too small clothing.

Do outsiders, people not within the immediate family, judge a family based on what the parents are wearing or what the children or teenagers are wearing?

You can judge me all you want. I like my walmart clothing and its just easy as I can buy online/free returns from the house.

My kids have decent, not designer clothing but they are just as happy in their Walmart as they care about style and fit, not cost.