Buying two of the same thing

I am forever ironing cardigans because they have fallen off the hangers. I think the best way would be to use really thick hangers, and make them non-slippery with rubber bands or foam rubber wrapped round them.

Just had another idea - drape them over jackets which are on hangers. That should hold them in place and prevent dents forming - unless, of course, they are fluffy and will make the jacket fluffy underneath.

Only once Have I bought two identical pairs of shoes but I found I kept going out wearing a one blue and one black shoes. I never started a trend as it didn’t seem to catch on. ?

I do this a lot. I find it hard to find nice trousers that are long enough, so when I do I go back and get another pair. I've also done this with tops - I have three identical tops in different patterns. I am very fussy when it comes to style and hate short trousers and tops even though I'm not excessively tall at 5'7"

I fit into the same box you're in. If I want to buy two of something and my husband talks me out of it, you an almost guarantee that I will go bak for the second one. As it is, I've just nbought three pairs of stretchy black trousers from Asda. And, at a tenner, I might go back for a fourth pair. So comfortable. So versatile. So cheap. So, I ask you, what could possibly be the reason for not buying more than one pair?

My friend always laughs at me because when I buy a new top for instance I will buy it in another colour.