Do you buy multiples of a clothing item you like?

First, I should admit that I hate clothes shopping.  And I really hate trying things on in a store.  When I find something that is a basic piece of clothing that I like and that fits well, I tend to buy it in multiple colors.  It has to be a generic looking basic piece, nothing with a noticeable trim or lace or anything.  I was in Target recently and decided to check out the clothes.  I found a couple of things that I liked and bought them without trying anything on.  I came home and did just that and decided to keep three of the four items I had chosen.  One of these items was a long-sleeved ribbed T-shirt.  It fit well and when I washed it, it came out looking great.  Now granted, I've only washed and worn it once, but it looked as if it would hold up for quite a while without pilling or stretching out of shape.  And it was a decent length.  So many T-shirts are either too short or too long.

When I returned to Target to exchange the one blouse that I didn't like (it was too tight across the boobs and I know it would be popping open plus the fabric was a little too thin) I decided to go get one of the other blouses that I had looked at and wanted, but didn't get.  They were not in the same location and I couldn't find them so I assume they sold out.  I was bummed that I didn't pick it up when I first saw it.  Then I went to pick up a couple more T-shirts and couldn't find where those had been moved to either.  I figured I would just order the T-shirts online.

When I looked online, I discovered that the T-shirts come in 3 different necklines, typical plain rounded higher neckline, V neckline, and scoop neckline. And they are only $12 each.  I ordered three more in various colors and varied necklines.  And I also was happy to find the one blouse that I had been upset that I missed out on.  I had ordered a red T-shirt because I always feel so energetic in red.  When it came, the tag said red but it was obviously mistagged because it was definitely a rust shirt.  I didn't hate the color and decided to keep it and just order another one in red.  That will give me a total of 5 of the same T-shirt in different colors and necklines.  Because they can be worn in multiple ways, under a jacket, with pants or a skirt, and with the necklines varied, I don't mind having so many of the same shirt.  

Does anyone else do this with a generic piece of clothing?  My sister had always teased me about buying the same shirt in multiple colors.  If they had a detailed pattern or design to them, I wouldn't do it, but for a plain item, I think it is fine.  I mean, really, if I went to another store and bought another T-shirt in a different color, would anyone really notice that they were from different stores?  I highly doubt it.  A T-shirt is a T-shirt.  The only reason my sister noticed is because I opened my suitcase when staying at her house for the weekend and they were newish and all folded and stacked on top of each other.   Those were generic short-sleeved T-shirts.  I just don't think it is a big deal to have multiple colors of a simple clothing item.

Does anyone else do this with plain clothing items?  I figure if I find something that works, why not?  Maybe it is my dislike of shopping that has me just getting it over with in one store.  My sister did not wear plain T-shirts, so she just didn't get it.  She is also a huge shopper and will spend hours going in and out of stores in the mall and buying various pieces, buying only things that are unlike anything else she already owned.  She would never ever buy two colors of the same thing.

What about you? Am I that weird or lazy?  This is the plain jane generic T-shirt in the V neckline.

www.target.com/p/women-s-long-sleeve-v-neck-ribbed-t-shirt-a-new-day/-/A-85665368