OneTrouser - Page 9

And of course, because came up with it.

I'm thinking of doing the OneBoxer. Literally, one. Should be good for a 7-day cycle, particularly in the cooler weather.

agree with mafoo, and I'm trying to do something similar. once I find a pair of flannels I like, I will just buy a couple pairs of them in perhaps 2 colors each. done and done. part of it is that I just want LESS stuff, part of it is that's a much easier way to live. but I still want to look good. none of these are contradictory to each other

Ahhhh... Winter: Dormeuil 15.5 whipcord from the Casuals book? Lightish mid grey?

But seriously, it will look as though you are wearing the same pair of trousers every day. This will gross people out.

I have always really loved this idea/spirit behind the one shoe, and really behind the general thoughtfulness of your wardrobe expansion. It's just the execution that kills me. I think you do shoes (and perhaps even trousers) a disservice when you don't branch out and enjoy a bit of variety. Of course I know we disagree on this point so please continue with your medium gray flannel onetrouser.

If it does, he could argue with them and change their minds through dialectic. Well...monolectic. The key point is that the situation could serve as the basis of intellectual combat and a test of wills.

Yes, that expresses it perfectly. Of course I don't have six identical navy suits, blue shirts, blue ties or black shoes.
The point for me is that while I wear something different every day, the items are all within a specific subdued range and I probably look more or less the same most days to my colleagues.
I'm no James Bond or Cary Grant but people rave about their dress sense - yet if you look at them they rarely ventured beyond solids, mostly in blue and grey.
For me it's more about the quality of the materials and the cut and fit than about lots of different colours.

Fuck the 1Trouser I say.!

I have fourteen or so solid navy odd jackets, but in different fabrics and several buttoning styles.

Serious question, is there no place left in NYC to have pants sponged and pressed? I thought that in such a great city there would be a few places left? Also, is 2-3 centimeters really that much that they don't fit? They must have been pretty tight in the waist to begin with, no?

seriously maf, you're insane.

only by forum clothes horse standards can that be considered in anyway minimalist.

Diavolo, I agree with your approach, but I'm curious about your grey sport coats. Are they solid? Do your wear them with the grey trousers?

This is what I was saying too ... but Foo thinks otherwise.

Are any of these blazers, or do you consider that to be an entirely different category?