I usually change almost immediately when I get home. Off comes the work pants/jeans (if it's Friday) and on go the sweatpants. I usually don't change my shirt but there are exceptions and sometimes I put on a tshirt or one of boyfriend's flannels or a hoodie.

DH changes immediately to play w 3 year old, usually outside if light out still. I change after he takes over w that one.

Sometimes I pull off the clothes on the way upstairs! I wear sweats. But I am a single mom with teens who wear the same thing. When I was married and the kids were young, I would come in the door and started to fix dinner in my coat! They would meet me at the door demanding dinner, it was just hell!

I change right away, usually into jeans but every once in a while into yoga pants.

I change into jeans and tie my hair back into a ponytail. I still think it looks cute, just more casual than my work gear. Don't want to spill dinner on my nice (dry clean only) slacks!

I take off my dress or suit as soon as I get home and change into yoga pants or pjs. Great way to separate my mind from the stress of the office.

I change as soon as I get home, but I dress in a suit and heels every day and who wants to stay in that. DH and I see each other in the morning so he knows I'm as professional as he is.

Usually jeans instead of sweats but definitely a comfy top. He does the same thing, jeans and a fleece are his standard winter after-work clothes.

I do usually brush my teeth and possibly touch up my makeup. Not a full re-do of my face, but to at least not look totally exhausted. Or, I go the other way and wash everything off. Either way, I feel grimy at day's end and want to freshen up one way or the other.

Husband and I are both in comfy pants in the evening.

Seriously, change when in bathroom. Takes 10 seconds. Yoga and sweatpants all the way!

Anonymous wrote:I stay in my clothes until I'm ready to shower, which is right before bed. I don't do it to be cute. I do it because I have no time to even strip down and put on pajamas.

Really? It takes thirty seconds to change clothes. Can you really not find 30 seconds, or do you just like thinking that you're too busy to change clothes?

I always change. Sometimes I put on comfy jeans and a sweater rather than yoga pants, though. I don't want to risk getting my work clothes stained when I'm cooking dinner.