For decades style has generally trended toward informal so I'd be interested in an article focusing on informal and sportswear.
I own formal clothes, smart casual, business casual, but as trends continue I'll probably never wear any of that stuff again, other than maybe some smart casual on dates with my wife.
Lots of people spend all their time at work and home looking like they're dressed for a picnic at the park or are on the way to the gym, so it would be interesting to see an article focusing on that kind of clothing.
I don't mind looking like I'm permanently on the way to the gym; I would like to look good doing so.
That article addresses most styles of clothing. It is about quality, not fashion. And assessing the quality of cotton fibers and stitches can be done on both T-Shirts and fancy dresses.
What may be lacking is a section on printed garments.
Sportswear is another matter. These are technical clothes, designed for performance, with characteristics that depends on the particular sport. You won't use the same clothes for mountaineering and for weightlifting at the gym.
For day to day wearing, my preferences goes to light hiking clothes. They tend to be:
- Comfortable
- Reasonably durable
- Quick drying
- Breathable and/or waterproof
- Not too flashy, acceptable in most settings
- With pockets, often with zippers
- Low maintenance, somewhat stain and dirt resistant
I own formal clothes, smart casual, business casual, but as trends continue I'll probably never wear any of that stuff again, other than maybe some smart casual on dates with my wife.
Lots of people spend all their time at work and home looking like they're dressed for a picnic at the park or are on the way to the gym, so it would be interesting to see an article focusing on that kind of clothing.
I don't mind looking like I'm permanently on the way to the gym; I would like to look good doing so.