Saturday, July 29, 2006

Putting Together a Basic Men’s Wardrobe, Part 2

Author: Nick
Category: Money
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noooo, these pants did not come with money already in them

Here’s the second half of the selection mentioned in this article at eHow regarding the assembly of a man’s basic wardrobe along with my comments on each item.

  • 1 Pair of Jeans. Yeah, one pair should do just fine. Dark blue denim works best and stays cleaner looking longer.
  • 2-3 Ties. I have about 30, and yet I only wear the same one time and time again. Just get one red patterned one and one black one and you’ll be all set.
  • 2 Belts. Or just one reversable one with a black side and a brown side.
  • 1 Pair of Dress Shoes. Black dress shoes. ‘Nuff said.
  • 1 Pair of Casual Shoes. Make that two pairs: one brown pair and then a black pair in case you have a pair of black casual slacks.

In the final part of this series coming up next hour, I’ll add a few more items to the list that should be in every man’s basic wardrobe.

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