You know, what amazes me is how long his clothes last. He's had that pink/purple jumper for years and it still looks fine. My clothes tend to look pretty worn and faded after a year or two, despite my always buying colour care washing products...
Unless you are a sweaty person, wash everything on the gentle cycle. And also, don't use something like "Fo' Sho" ghetto brand detergent.
He and I think alike. I make clothes purchases onnce every five years, and I buy virtually all of my clothes at Target or Khol's. I just recently bought a lot of clothes, let me run down the list:
-One 1/4 zip sweater, dark blue.
-One 1/4 zip fleece, dark green.
-One long sleeve Colombia shirt, light brown.
-Three long sleeve t-shirts, dark blue and white.
-Five short sleeve t-shirts, dark blue, dark red, white and brown.
-Two pairs of Levi Strauss Signature jeans, dark blue.
Can you see a trend? :lol:
The two pairs of jeans replaced the two I already have (bought five years ago), those are now used for when I take pictures, since I have to kneel down and get generally dirty for nature photos.
I always wear the same five pairs of Cherokee brand chinos for work, and shirts are provided for free from work. For the summertime, I buy print button up madras style shirts you can get for like, $3.00 in November. Just as long as they have a breast pocket to put a pen and a pack of smokes.
I like to buy sturdy, unfashionable clothes. And I also wear stupid t-shirts given to me for free. You know, vacation location t-shirts, promos, etc. I hate to spend money on clothes, and if the wife allowed it I would buy Dickies and Carrhartt clothes that last forever. And I wear clothes given to me for Christmas, my mother usually get some good sturdy clothes from Lands End or L.L. Bean for me.
I truly pity slaves of fashion...EMANCIPATE YOURSELVES!! Real, honest good people judge you by your actions and character, not your clothes, or any other material possession.
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