Guys can make their wardrobe more uniform like by figuring out a few useful permutations in a brand/size that fits you and then getting various colors that go well together. This probably works less well for women, who are expected to differentiate more.
Meh. I’ve never felt that wardrobe variety is particularly expected of me. I suspect a similar approach would work well for women who just want to get clothing out of the way.
maximises mobility, thermal comfort, decency and accessibility
minimises cost and components
Nike techfleece jumper + Chanel (yes, men’s) dress pant + Nike Runners for casual wear and any kind of formal dress shoes cause they’re all bad for your feet, bad for running, and not that great looking anyway + Uniqlo Collared shirt switched for a tshirt when sleeping and another tshirt to wear underneath to keep the sweat away, or a stripped down combination of that, appears to be the most versatile, minimal, comfortable, warm but mobile and professional mix I can find. I’ve convinced many people in my city to go with that combo somehow.
Guys can make their wardrobe more uniform like by figuring out a few useful permutations in a brand/size that fits you and then getting various colors that go well together. This probably works less well for women, who are expected to differentiate more.
Meh. I’ve never felt that wardrobe variety is particularly expected of me. I suspect a similar approach would work well for women who just want to get clothing out of the way.
My decision rule works like this:
Objective
To minimise attire decision fatigue
Outcomes
Get attire that:
maximises mobility, thermal comfort, decency and accessibility
minimises cost and components
Nike techfleece jumper + Chanel (yes, men’s) dress pant + Nike Runners for casual wear and any kind of formal dress shoes cause they’re all bad for your feet, bad for running, and not that great looking anyway + Uniqlo Collared shirt switched for a tshirt when sleeping and another tshirt to wear underneath to keep the sweat away, or a stripped down combination of that, appears to be the most versatile, minimal, comfortable, warm but mobile and professional mix I can find. I’ve convinced many people in my city to go with that combo somehow.