I wear one of the same few models of black shirt (I have 5-10 each of a tshirt, a sweater, and a polo) and one of the same few models of jeans every day (I have

I wear one of the same few models of black shirt (I have 5-10 each of a tshirt, a sweater, and a polo) and one of the same few models of jeans every day (I have one or two each of those). For me, it's less about the decision making process than it is about feeling confident in what I wear. Before I started building a more uniform-like wardrobe, I had anxiety about whether I looked good, whether my clothes fit well, whether what I was wearing matched. I found that I felt more confident in black. Now, I know I look good (or at least I feel that I do), and I'm never concerned. Sure, it can at times be tiresome to have the "yes, I wear this all the time" conversation, but for me the tradeoff is worth it: I have zero anxiety in the morning and confidence all day.