Wherever We Land

If I was ever forced to wear one outfit over and over again, there’s no question what I’d choose—it would have to be something built for the great outdoors. No heels. No fuss. No tight fabrics or fancy embellishments. Just pure comfort, flexibility, and function.

I picture it clearly: soft, breathable jogger pants—light enough to keep me cool, but thick enough to hold their own through a muddy trail or a campfire evening. Add a loose-fitting, long-sleeve shirt made from moisture-wicking fabric, perfect for those cool mornings in the woods and hot afternoon hikes under the sun. On my feet? Durable trail shoes that can go from rocky hillsides to sandy shores without missing a beat.

This outfit would be my go-to not just because of the comfort, but because it would serve a purpose in every setting I love—setting up camp, lounging in a hammock under the trees, walking the trails with Snatcher, or just sitting quietly by a stream reflecting on God’s creation. It’s more than just clothing; it’s the armor for my outdoor life. The fabric that holds the moments. The simplicity that lets me move freely with purpose.

And the best part? I wouldn’t even mind being seen in it over and over again. It would say something about me: that I’m ready for the next adventure. That I value peace over appearance. That I’d rather be wild and comfortable than polished and restricted.

So if I could only choose one outfit forever, make it camp-ready, nature-proof, and as free as the open sky.

What would your forever outfit be? Let me know in the comments—I’d love to hear how you’d dress for a lifetime of purpose and peace.