Can I have some tips on clothes?

[MusicTokuXX]

Any Tips? When buying clothes and figuring out what to wear, do you buy fitted/tight clothes or loose/baggy clothes? I’m trying to figure out whether it’s better to buy looser clothes or fitted/tight clothes?

[Oliverlogan263]

Here are some of my tips for buying clothes:

- Fit is key - You always want clothes that fit your body type properly. Neither too loose/baggy nor too tight. Fitted/tight enough to look stylish but still comfortable.

- Quality over quantity - It's better to have a few classic/versatile pieces that are well-made rather than tons of cheap stuff. Basics like jeans, chinos, tees never go out of style.

- Layer appropriately - Consider the weather/season. Have pieces like hoodies, jackets you can mix and match to dress up or down an outfit based on temperature.

- Try stuff on - Don't assume a size, even within the same brand. Always take things to the fitting room to check for proper fit. Looks different on the hanger.

- Go for comfort - You don't want clothes so tight/restrictive that you feel self-conscious all day. Find that balance of stylish yet cozy.

- Care labeling - Check how to wash/dry clothes so they last longer. Dry clean only tags = more $ in long run usually.

Hope this helps man! Having some basics down pat makes getting dressed easier and more confident in your look.

[MusicTokuXX]

@Oliverlogan263 well the fitting room thing is hard cuz i buy most clothes online nowadays. I also wear mostly casual cotton clothes so dry cleaning clothes is unnecessary for me. And also my dad does my laundry so I don’t have to worry about that stuff

[Oliverlogan263]

Ah yeah man, buying clothes online can definitely make it tricky to know how stuff is actually gonna fit. Here are a few tips for that:

- Really pay attention to the size chart and measurements listed. Compare to clothes you already own that fit well.

- Read reviews if available - other customers will mention if things tend to run big/small.

- If the site allows returns, order multiple sizes to try on and send back what doesn't work.

- Consider taking your own measurements (chest, waist, inseam etc) and double check against the size chart.

- Look for flex shipping options - some places let you try on and only pay for what you keep.

As for casual clothes like tees and sweatpants, they're usually pretty low maintenance. But here are some additional laundry tips:

- Turn clothes inside out before washing to prevent fading.

- Air dry instead of machine drying when possible to extend the life of shirts.

- Check pockets! Nothing worse than washing a phone by accident.

- Let your dad know your clothes preferences too like washing temperature.

Hope these tips help make shopping and laundry a bit easier bro! Online can be tricky but you'll get better at choosing the right size over time.

[MusicTokuXX]

@Oliverlogan263 wow, are you rich or something? Cuz I don’t have money for that. I can’t just buy multiple sizes at once. Who’s stupid enough to forget their phone in their pockets when doing laundry? You? Cuz my phone is big for my pockets.

[Oliverlogan263]

@MusicTokuXX oh hell no I ain’t rich lol I wish I was tho. you're right - buying multiple sizes is expensive and not realistic if you're on a budget. I didn't mean to assume you could just do that. Forget what I said about ordering different sizes.

As for laundry, yeah I definitely wouldn't put my phone in my pockets! That's asking for trouble. I've definitely forgotten stuff in there before though, like headphones or a game cartridge once which was not cool. Clothes are one thing but phones are expensive to replace.

Maybe see if the stores have a good return policy just in case something doesn't fit? Or read reviews really carefully so you buy the right size the first time. Could also ask your dad to try measuring you with a tape measure and go by the brand sizing chart online.

Don't worry about what I said - just go with what fits your budget. Focus on clothes that look good and feel comfortable, that's all that matters. And good call having your dad do laundry, saves a ton of hassle! Anything else, let me know. I'll try give more practical advice since money is tight.

[MysticDevice]

Mine are not tight but not baggy either. Trick is to find a happy medium.

[Nikki1989]

Look at what the average men in the street are wearing and do the complete opposite, and you should be good.

[MusicTokuXX]

@Nikki1989 Wdym do the complete opposite?

[Nikki1989]

Most men have terrible fashion sense.

[Marcia1218]

Tips when buying men's clothes or women's clothes?

[rachel776b]

always as finely tailored as possible