>>520590
>terrorwave
>partisan-core
People took that shit seriously, hahaha fuck me
>>518539
Depends on climate and location. Each material has its benefits and disadvantages.
>Cotton: silent, matte material, comfortable, medium hygienic, but doesn't dry very quickly, thus "cotton kills" = if you get wet and it's windy/cold or even in summer, you can be fucked very quickly
>Synthetics: loud, often shiny material, can itch, starts to stink after a few hours/days if you sweat , dries very quickly. As you can see, it makes a good mixture with cotton, thus you have many cotton/poly pants etc.
>Wool: silent, matte material, comfortable if fine wool, very hygienic, dries rather slowly but keeps you warm even when wet (as opposed to cotton & synth). To protect the material you need to wash it by hand or in a wool mode at low temperature with special detergent, but you can also just soak it in cold water, drain and carefully squeeze it a bit, then wrap it up in towels to remove moisture, hang it to dry, but not that it hangs down, rather lay it somewhere into the open. Then again, you might not give a fuck about the longevity of your wool garment and just do whatever with it. You can wear wool undergarments for a week straight without taking them off and they won't stink, stick or give you rashes, truly amazing shit.
>Bamboo: silent, matte material, comfortable, very hygienic (antibacterial), dries quickly and keeps you warm when wet. The master race of fabrics. Sadly, not too many manufacturers offer this material yet. It's practically plant wool.
>Silver: often added to fabrics (mostly poly) to give antibacterial properties, resulting in socks etc. to not stink.
As for style, go with something that fits your surroundings. I'd recommend clothing that protects you from the elements but doesn't stand out in urban environments, your 0815 Globetrotter shit in non-neon colors should fit that bill.
The communists killed people wearing glasses, suspecting them to be intellectuals, so I'd be very careful about wearing anything military-esque or otherwise suspicious. Criminals, desperate people and "the man" will be looking for interesting people if SHTF and nothing screams "shoot me" like a big bag or fancy clothing.
Camo only helps slowing down enemy reconnaissance, it does not prevent it. And if you finally are found dressed like that, you'll likely be fucked. It's highly unlikely you'll be moving around without being seen, so you'll want to look uninteresting as fuck.
As for amount, I'd say a dozen of socks and at least two sets of clothing. Wear the clean one when you go to bed after washing yourself, then wear it the next day as well. Wash the dirty one (or hang it to air, etc.) and switch them out accordingly. Also have adequate clothing against rain and cold if that applies to your area.
If you look around the outdoor, sport and work clothing shops, you'll find plenty of stuff that works and doesn't stick out.