Dear /fa/,/improve/ here. How many pieces of clothing do I need? I'm looking at throwing out a bunch of stuff.I also go to the gym regularly, if that makes any difference.

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Anonymous 06/21/15 (Sun) 17:16:19 No.3841

Dear /fa/,

/improve/ here. How many pieces of clothing do I need? I'm looking at throwing out a bunch of stuff.

I also go to the gym regularly, if that makes any difference.

Anonymous 06/21/15 (Sun) 18:53:51 No.3844

As many as you want.

If you're starting i'd recommend a couple of pants, 3 pairs of shoes and as many shirts as you want, the rest depends on what you need or like.

Anonymous 06/21/15 (Sun) 19:14:30 No.3845

>>3844

I want to try avoiding clutter though…

Anonymous 06/22/15 (Mon) 17:24:46 No.3848

depends how often you want to do laundry. I do laundry once a week.

I keep in my wardrobe

~10 jersey cotton shirts

~5 sweaters

~one jacket, a zip hoodie, and a pullover hoodie

~15 pairs of boxers

~as many wool socks as I can afford

~3 pairs of casual paints, then a couple other pairs for outdoorsy or formal settings

~one pair of casual boots, one pair of canvas sneakers, some dress shoes, and athletic shoes

~job shit, whatever you need for work

I used to keep some collared shirts around but I've realized that they will never be as comfortable as cut and sewn cloth. These days I'm not needed to be formally dressed so I stay comfy 24/7. Being comfortable always looks good.