Article: Building a Summer Wardrobe Part 1 - Jeans
Building a Summer Wardrobe Part 1 - Jeans
Let's talk about building a summer wardrobe, particularly focusing on jeans and some tips on men's fashion.
- Assess Your Current Wardrobe:Start by going through your existing clothing items, including jeans, chinos, shirts, t-shirts, shorts, and white sneakers. Check their condition, fit, and colour. If any of these items no longer fit, have lost their shape, or look worn out, it's time to replace and let them go.
Choosing the Right Fit: The fit of your jeans they play a crucial role in your overall look and style. The right fit depends on your body shape. Here are some recommendations:
- If you're tall and skinny, opt for a slim, long leg fit.
For those who are shorter and stocky, go for a straight with a soft tapper, short leg fit.
If you're somewhere in between, a regular tapered fit is a good starting point.
It's important to try on different jeans to determine which cut and brand that works best for you. Make sure you can move comfortably in them and yes, this dose involve sitting down in them.
Leg Length: Jeans come in various leg lengths, typically 30, 32, and 34 inches. The ideal length may vary depending on your style preference. A shorter fold at the top of the shoe is a classic look. rolling up your jeans is a great way to mix it up no more than two rolls just so you can see your ankle, if need to have your jeans shorten make sure you keep the original hem.
Selecting Colour: A versatile jeans collection should include black, dark blue, and light blue. Here are some tips for each colour:
- For black jeans, keep them clean and avoid distressed styles for your core wardrobe. These can be added later for a more casual look.
Dark blue jeans can have a slightly worn appearance but avoid excessive rips and distressing for a classic look.
Caring for Your Jeans: It might sound unconventional, but avoiding frequent washing is essential to maintain the colour and shape of your jeans. Washing should be reserved for situations like spills or when your jeans start to smell. Instead, consider placing them in a sealed plastic bag and leaving them in the freezer overnight to freshen them up. If you do need to wash them, turn them inside out and use a gentle cycle with similar colours. Always check your pockets for any items like tissues before washing.
Remember, building a wardrobe is about finding what suits your style and body type while maintaining the quality and longevity of your clothing items. If you have any specific questions or need further advice, feel free to ask!
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