Your clothes gather skin cells from you. Hair as well.
We explain this by saying we shed our dead layers which is only partially true.
We have help.
As the old saying goes "the clothes make the man".
In some cases, where clothes have been left unnoticed for too long, this is true.
Where fabric is frequently touched but never examined, like a fabric shop or clothing store.
Half made man-things shamble along these areas, just out of our sights.
Their skin stitched together so finely you can hardly tell but they are never completed.
They have no eyes, nor teeth as those are the hardest parts to source.
The clothes will drape themselves over these human-esque forms and move about like us.
At least, as much like us as they are able to.
Sometimes they are found draped over whatever surface they were left on.
Bare skin gradually dissolves to dust again and we wonder when we last cleaned the room.
Surely you've had one or two moments where you've realised how much dust is around you?
Not always, of course, sometimes it just seems to vanish all by itself like it walks away.
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