How old is it?

I have a quarter-zip fleece sweater that I got for Christmas in 1998 that I still wear once a week or so. The zipper broke a long time ago, but I still wear it.

I still have a pair of what once were whitie tighties from middle school that I still wear everyday. You'd think I would have outgrown them by now, but the elastic just keeps on stretching, and the numerous holes probably help with their unique ability to expand, as well. Still dreading the eventual day I'll have to buy and break in a whole new pair.

Currently wearing it. A Texas A&M hoodie from spring 2004 that I bought after I got my acceptance letter. Regular is a generous term; it gets put into the rotation for a while and then semi-retired for a bit until it gets put back in. I do this with most of my clothes.

Oh f, I forgot about my high school hoodie. I guess that's the one.

I have a threadbare pair of Lucky jeans from college that I still wear on occasion

I have some socks I got in 1998 I still wear regularly.

Gray A&M (non-bevel) sweatshirt from my sophmore year.

April 2003 Pearl Jam tour shirt.

EDIT - Forgot about the long sleeve shirt I bought in Bandon, OR in June 2000.

College sweatshirt that I bought freshman year in 1997. I'm wearing it today to WFH.

Y'all are making me feel a lot better about my wardrobe. And I showed these posts to Mrs. AiT to prove I'm not so bad.

I have a late 80's Dallas cowboys sweatshirt that was once a white elephant gift in a family of former Oilers fans, and somehow it got passed along to me. It's been my doing yard or car or ranch work outside in the cold sweatshirt for about 25 years, but it has never really gotten badly stained or damaged and it is pretty comfortable so I keep using it.

Aggie sweatshirt from '98 or so.
Girbaud jeans circa '93.

I think my oldest piece in regular rotation is a Bonfire memorial t-shirt I bought shortly after Stack fell. My RWB Out shirts finally gave up the ghost a few years ago, except for the one my aunt put on a quilt.

Montgomery Wards Pearl Snap western shirt. It was my grandfathers, no idea how old it is though.

I have a carhartt jacket that i've had since highschool

Almost forgot I wear my great-grandfather's coat a lot when temps are between 40 - 60. I'm guessing it is from the 1980s.

DDP

Over 30 years old.

My sister bought me an REM tour shirt when they were promoting their Monster album in 1995.

Somehow I still have this. It was enormous on me back then in 1995. Baggy clothes were the look then. I've filled out and now it fits pretty well.

I don't wear it out of the house often, but when I do I occasionally get compliments.

Tex117 said:

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I have a carhartt jacket that i've had since highschool

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I had a London Fog trenchcoat with liner that gave up the ghost a few years back. I got it for Christmas in 1986 at Brockman's in the Brazos Mall. 35+ years is a good run.

Currently wearing a denim shirt lined with flannel. An old roommate left two of them to me when he moved out. That was in 1999. They come out every winter.

A couple pair of Kuhl pants and a pair of north face pants I've had since 2012.

Couple of Frogman embroidered shirts and a couple of print shirts that come out for concerts or date nights or Fridays at work. Had those 20 years or so.

Carhartt coat I got from my dad. It's 30 years old or so.

My favorite Aggie shirt is a BTHO Katrina fundraiser shirt but I rarely wear it now because it's so beat up.

I still have a couple shirts from Structure

After Christmas in 1997 give or take a year I bought some doc martens at Dillard's in Post Oak mall with Christmas gift cards.

They are identical to this first pic but are the rub off green of the second pic.

I wear at least once a week during the winter.

I have a pair of Justin work boots I got in 2002 that are still goong strong.

I have a denim chore coat that I bought in 2018 but it's cut from a roll of vintage stock denim made in 1976. Not sure if that counts

What did the SHARPs wear to the rock and punk shows in Houston in the 90's? Tan Doc Marten's with blue laces or was it yellow laces?

I am sure it's just us men who wear old clothes. Women won't hang on to old stuff unless it is their wedding dress or something like that.

Garrelli 5000 said:

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After Christmas in 1997 give or take a year I bought some doc martens at Dillard's in Post Oak mall with Christmas gift cards.

They are identical to this first pic but are the rub off green of the second pic.

I wear at least once a week during the winter.

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I wish I still had some Docs.

Ostrich Cowboy boots that I bought after I got hired on my 1st adult job in 2003. Besides my truck and guns, single most expensive clothing item i bought myself. Still cannot believe I spent $500 on boots.

You are petting that puppy too hard

My dad's Irish country hat from 1977.

A gray (with a blue and yellow logo) Salty Dog sweatshirt that's about 35 years old.

maroon barchetta said:

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You are petting that puppy too hard

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He couldn't feel it. He had a 7mm Mag slug go through his neck from 208 yds away about an hour earlier.

I don't like those "puppies" chasing my targets.

I have my dad's Budweiser hat from the 70s. Does anyone have or remember the hat below?

Tree Hugger said:

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I have a quarter-zip fleece sweater that I got for Christmas in 1998 that I still wear once a week or so. The zipper broke a long time ago, but I still wear it.

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I've got a pretty huge New Kids on the Block tattoo on my back. The heads are warped, but f you guys, it's funny

I have a Pixies tshirt I got from the 1991 Death To The Pixies tour I still have and occasionally wear. Don't wear it much to preserve it. I also proposed to Kim Deal in during the show (well, I yelled it to her while she was on stage so didn't get much of a response in the form of an answer other than a smile and a wink.