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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I truly do not understand why something being made out of cotton flannel is “lazy” but the same thing made out of poplin or t-shirt material or tencel is not.  Flannel is such a practical comfortable fabric!

Also all the comments about dressing for the occasion….isnt that defined by how people dress for that occasion?  You wouldn’t wear a business suit to a baseball game, right?  Children’s school clothing should be comfortable and allow them to focus on studies.  [/quote]

If you look like you just rolled out of bed, it’s really hard to take you seriously. Same thing for the messy hair in a pony tail that hasn't been pulled through and looks like it hasn't been brushed or washed in a few days. Some people have no self respect. [/quote]
That is not limited to flannel pants though. You can look like you just rolled out of bed in sweatpants or leggings, which some posters have irrationally concluded are far more acceptable attire. [/quote]

I would argue that in today's athleisure/WFH environment, a pair of good quality, well-fitting leggings or joggers with a similar athleisure top look significantly more put together than pjs and a tshirt or loose sweatshirt, especially if the wearer is in shape. And yes, hair must be done. [/quote]
This thread is about MS girls, not women working from home. A 13 year old girl wearing flannel pants with clean, combed hair is no different than a 13 year old girl wearing sweats/leggings with clean, combed hair. [/quote]

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