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**BoboStin** · 08-27-2007, 11:04 PM

I buy shirts as if they're disposable items; I have about 10-15 solids (for work - mostly Express 1MX shirts, since I have an Express credit card and teh store I visit has lots of sales), and maybe 5-10 striped one for teh clubs (again, lots of Express, cos teh cuts look good on my bodytype; I tried H&M once, teh European cuts blow - If they fit my shoulders, they balloon out around teh waist like doughnuts). Then there are teh formal ones for suits, a couple broad- and tab-collared ones, a couple french-cuffed ones, and one or two tux shirts.

Maybe 10 pairs of pants (6 of which are pretty much teh same shade of khaki).

I don't throw stuff away, so I have maybe 40 t-shirts, most hidden away in boxes that I didn't bother to unpack when I moved.

About 10 belts, to match teh various watch-strap and shoe combinations I can pull off.

08-27-2007, 11:04 PM	#1
BoboStin Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 376 Senior Member	What's in your wardrobe? I buy shirts as if they're disposable items; I have about 10-15 solids (for work - mostly Express 1MX shirts, since I have an Express credit card and teh store I visit has lots of sales), and maybe 5-10 striped one for teh clubs (again, lots of Express, cos teh cuts look good on my bodytype; I tried H&M once, teh European cuts blow - If they fit my shoulders, they balloon out around teh waist like doughnuts). Then there are teh formal ones for suits, a couple broad- and tab-collared ones, a couple french-cuffed ones, and one or two tux shirts. Maybe 10 pairs of pants (6 of which are pretty much teh same shade of khaki). I don't throw stuff away, so I have maybe 40 t-shirts, most hidden away in boxes that I didn't bother to unpack when I moved. About 10 belts, to match teh various watch-strap and shoe combinations I can pull off.
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