By: Charlie

Charlie — Sun, 26 Apr 2020 17:54:59 +0000

~10 days worth of the same white tees, black socks, blue skivvies. What varies are my three pairs of cargoes (same cut but different colors), two beanies and two hoodies of different cuts that I rotate daily, whatever I wore yesterday, I’ll wear the other today. (Or if I accidentally slept in one pair, it goes straight into the laundry, and I have the third pair.) I only own that many tees, socks and skivvies, because I hate laundry. When the rare occasion for something special comes up…I rob from my dad’s clothes. He’s got so many chinos, blazers, and mock turtle necks, I can use one. (Shoes I do need to eventually purchase, though, he’s larger than me.)

By: George

George — Thu, 09 May 2019 04:44:40 +0000

Hi Brock, Really, really like this blog article. It is really timely as I am struggling with my wardrobe because I am retired and as a result my wardrobe is at unmanageable and unnecessary proportions. I spend most my time in casual pants and that is what I probably wear more than anything. However, I do occasionally go out with my wife and friends and attend the occasional wedding and casual (non-sweat pant) social event so I have to maintain a semi-dressy and upscale casual wardrobe. Compounding the issue is that I live in an area that experiences all four seasons so I have to keep clothes for every season. You would think I could combine spring and summer and fall and winter but that is not the case because Indiana has funky weather and spring can be as cold a winter and fall can be as warm as summer. I swap out winter and summer clothing typically in May and again November (sometimes October). I do have some things that go both ways. Any suggestions you might have for me would be greatly appreciated.

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