Loungewear for WFH

I'm getting tired of wearing old t-shirts and sweat pants my mom got for me for christmas 8 years ago. What is everyone wearing now that we're confined to our homes for what's looking like the long run?

I was thinking something cashmere. This probably shows I have no idea what to wear inside- It's not cold in my apartment; I just want something that's comfortable but doesn't make me feel like a slob.

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Sweats - John Elliott (escobar), Todd Snyder (+Champion), and for a bargain A&E (lightweight performance fleece). I have lots of sweats and wear them daily during these WFH days, these are my favorites and most comfortable.

T-shirts - Buck Mason, Goodlife, Todd Snyder and a lot of the discount places (Old Navy, H&M) have good T's for the price just have to make sure you get the right cotton/wash like jersey, vintage, slub, tri-blend.

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Basketball shorts and a golf shirt. Can't go wrong. Sweats suck and make me feel lazy/like a slob.

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