For most men, a great
wardrobe combines two things - simplicity and style. Style is hopefully
self-explanatory, but not all of us have the time to think about and plan our
outfits for each day. Most of the time, you want to grab some pants and a shirt
and not have to think about it any more than that. This is why setting your
wardrobe up with classic pairings is a great way to take the thinking out of
looking good. Once you have all the pieces you need, you can simply grab your
well-known combinations, safe in the knowledge that you'll be looking good
effortlessly.
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The secret is to
get the pairings right in the first place, and there's an art to combining
colors, fabrics, and designs, so that two items look like an outfit. But then,
with the right tools, you can take a selection of clothes and make them larger
then the sum of its parts.
With a few pairs of pants, shirts, and jackets, you
can have everything you need for casual and smart casual outings without having
to buy a separate outfit for each. Some days, something from Galaxy Teez is
more than enough, and for others is Bape shirts and pants, you need to get your shiny shoes and a good
jacket. To make both of these decisions a walk in the park, we've summarized
our favorite clothing combos for you:
Grey Jacket and
Navy Trousers
This is a classic
pairing, and one that's as versatile as any clothes you may have in your
wardrobe. This is ideal for the office, as well as when going for a meal with
friends at the weekend. You can also switch up the pairing, so you have grey
trousers and a navy jacket. Either option can be combined with a white shirt or
a t-shirt, which are both common wardrobe staples depending on the event.
Black Jacket and
Grey Trousers
This is a step
towards the smarter casual end of the scale. The black and grey jacket and
trouser combination is a classic. We recommend adding a few extras, including a
well-ironed shirt and polished shoes for any formal outings you may get invited
to. If you want to modify the pairing for a night out, take the shirt out, and
replace it with a polo and trainers for a more chilled-out look.
Jacket and Pleats
This is an outfit
suited for work, but easygoing enough that you'll be able to head to the bar
seamlessly afterward. We suggest putting on a jacket that doesn't have much
padding for a relaxed fit and drapes over the shoulders, rather than flattening
them out. Stay close to neutral, and you'll have a good time in this
combination.
Work Shirt and
Trousers
Tailoring has moved
leaps and bounds beyond what it was just 50 years ago, and a new trend is to
outfit a shirt and trousers out of the same material. These can be worn
individually to increase the use of each piece, but when worn together, you're
guaranteed to look good.
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