I am basicly trying to say I have been wearing this before you existed.

[farhankhan2007]

Could someone please let me know if these sentences are grammatically correct and natural?.
I am basicly trying to say I have been wearing this before before you existed.

1) I have been wearing this type of clothes long before you existed.

2) I have been wearing this type of clothes since before you existed.

3) I have been wearing this type of clothes even before you existed.

Thanks in Advannce

 

[andrewg927]

Do you mean before you were born?

 

[farhankhan2007]

Do you mean before you were born?

Yes that is right, thanks

 

[bhaisahab]

"I have been wearing this style (of clothes) since before you were born."

 

[andrewg927]

Yes that is right, thanks

All three sentences should be fine but you should change to before you were born.

 

[emsr2d2]

I like "before you were [even] born" and "before you [even] existed" equally.

Also, note the correct spelling of "basically".