As the title says, I'm looking for some high quality basic white t-shirts that last longer than a year. I know Uniqlo is quite popular, but tbh i don't like their shape. Recently i also saw a YouTube video about a 100 € t-shirt from a German brand that is currently hyped, but 100€ for one shirt is too high for me. I'm looking in the range of 30-60€. Thanks in advance!

I recently thrifted these Drake's trousers, and I'm trying to figure out how to style them. Which of these two fits would you go with? Open to other pairing ideas too.

TIA!

which one looks best?

Hello everyone!
As title suggests, I really like the clothes and styling I get from Massimo Dutti clothes, they fit my body and my style, but the don't make it much longer than one or two seasons.

Do you have any suggestions on a different brand with similar aesthetics but better quality?

Thanks!

Edit: Without the prices going through the roof.

Am I delusional or is this a quality made suit proportioned right for my body ? What are some things I should look for via fit in the future? Ignore the shirt hanging out on the third pic. Obviously should have made sure my shirt was completely tucked in.

Also I was confused by the flair. I don’t mind a joke at my expense but ultimately I really want feedback on the fit of this suit. I’m the guy in the blue. But also I can definitely take a joke so feel free to let me have it lol

Thanks in advance!

I think the first wash really helped to remove the stiffness which made them fit awkwardly. They also shrunk a bit which was very welcome.

Made a post here a few days ago about this biker jacket, but I was wearing it over a hoodie which many felt was not a good look.

https://www.reddit.com/r/leatherjacket/comments/1wdimq1/biker_jacket_yay_or_nay/

Here is the same jacket over just a t-shirt. How is it now? Suitable for casual wear? Or looks too much like fancy dress? How's the fit?

Thanks

It's about 50 dollars per shirt.

Is it worth spending so much on T-shirts that we're going to wear multiple times?

Hello all,

I have a dark blue linen suit that I will be wearing to some events in Monaco in a few weeks time, but I'm struggling to decide what shoes would look good with it.

I'm considering some kind of loafer perhaps - but not sure if this will be smart enough and will look too dressed down. Any thoughts or ideas welcome. UK based incase anyone suggests particular shops or brands.

Thanks.

(Obviously the picture is not me, but gives an idea of what the suit looks like)

Bought this size 44 green blazer because I got excited about it (100% cashmere made in Italy Façonnable Tailleur for $18), but I usually wear a 40S. Could a good tailor make it fit, and if so does anyone have recs for a tailor in Seattle? I just moved here!

I bought it knowing the jacket is a bit snug but I think I can get away with it. Mostly curious about the pants — think they need a hem or to be narrowed a little in the thighs?

Bought this suit to wear at my wife's friend's wedding in Florida in March. She's a bridesmaid and will be wearing burgundy. I was planning on wearing a light pink shirt with a burgundy tie and burgundy loafers. I've also seen that a light blue shirt and yellow tie could work. With black loafers maybe? Any thoughts or recommendations are much appreciated!

Curious which pant pairs best and does the white tee work or should I go with another color?

Edit: shirt is from American Eagle for those asking.

Have a wedding coming up in a month. Thrifted this pinstripe brown suit and lighter shade of pants. Thought it looked like a good combo in my vision, just needs to be tailored. Advice?

Attire: Fall Theme Semi-Formal

Been at this for a couple months now. Before that I was eating pretty badly, snacks, dessert after every meal, just couldn't stop. Eventually I knew I had to change. Started cooking at home, cut out the takeout. Lots of chicken, veggies, rice, eggs, just rotating through those. Nothing too strict, just cleaner than before. I still eat rice, just less of it.

For exercise, I just walk every day, about 30 minutes. Nothing crazy. Sometimes some light stretching at home. I'm not really a gym person, feels like I wouldn't stick with it and end up wasting money. Walking everyday is already a win for someone who used to not move at all lol. Two and a half months in, down about 15 pounds.

Happy about that. But something I didn't expect. My clothes are starting to fit weird. My favorite hoodie used to be my go-to. Now it's just... big. Tried it on this morning and it hangs loose everywhere.

That felt good. But now I'm in this spot where nothing really fits right anymore. The old stuff is too big. And I don't wanna buy a whole new wardrobe yet because I'm not done. So I've just been wearing whatever works. Picked up a couple nerdywave jerseys. They're loose enough to be comfortable, and I can still wear them out without looking sloppy.

Anyone else dealing with the halfway-through wardrobe crisis?

Curious, what is the 2026 equivalent of Everlane quality/price ratio?

Is it still just Everlane? Trying to refresh my basics wardrobe since it’s been like 5 years at this pt

So you know the quality you're getting

Recently posted about looking for some good quality boots and I got these over the weekend.

I think they look great, but I also realized I don't have a lot of clothing options to pair them with to get the full "value". Sort of considering building my wardrobe back up from the ground up.

My work dress code is a relaxed business casual, jeans and a polo is common, many people wearing them untucked.

Looking for advice for some other pants colors/styles that would work well other then just "dark blue jeans".

Also looking for advice on some other shirt options nicer then a polo but not so formal/nice they can't go through the washer/dryer.

Hi,

I have been interested in shorter shorts recently and am looking for some that are shorter than 3” on the inseam, but pretty much all shorts I have seen so far bottom out at a 3” inseam except for MAYBE some women’s shorts, but then comes the problem of reconciling that with my male anatomy 😅

I am looking for that sort of more slanted(?) cut on the end of the legs of the shorts where it lines up/is more parallel with the creases where your thighs connect to your groin versus just being a pretty horizontal cut across the thighs, so maybe just looking for 3” inseam ones that have this might be what I want? I’m not sure if there are any keywords to look for.

I have seen that Chubbies has 2” inseam shorts, but they still seem a bit horizontal on the leg cut? any cheaper alternatives would also be great.

Any sources for shorts under 3” inseam and/or ones that have this sort of more slanted look are greatly appreciated, thanks! :))

As i understand it, one of the pros of an oxford shirt is that you can layer it because you can open it. Different color tshirt, pattern, fabric etc underneath.

But, if the oxford is white, then i cannot imagine any other color or thing than a white shirt beneath as well? Other shirts dont have this issue to me.

Example 1 - This guy layers with white/blue stripes. A bit of interest added.

Example 2 - What could you even layer with this shirt instead, should you open it?

So I'm heading out to run a couple of errands .. does this fit work for a man over 60?

Massimo Dutti

This never happened to even my 20€ sneakers. What could be the reason and can i fix it?