Survey Says 53% Of Americans 'Always' Wear Pants When Working From Home

Through May, video conferencing has become a necessary staple of workplace communications during 2020.

Communication technology platforms like Zoom Video Communications Inc ZM and Microsoft Corporation's MSFT Skype are powering remote workplace meetings during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Market research firm YouGov recently surveyed American adults: How often, if ever, do you wear legwear (e.g., pants, skirts, shorts) while you're working from home?

The survey was conducted during the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, between April 23-24.

Benzinga reviewed data from this study and found a narrow majority of respondents, 53%, answered they wear pants "All The Time," while 34% of respondents said pants are a "Most of the time" or "Sometimes" lifestyle decision when taking remote video calls.

Meanwhile, 12% of adults responded "Rarely" or "Never."

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