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Fit, fabric and style
How common clothing fabrics compare for comfort, breathability, durability and care: cotton, linen, wool, merino, silk, polyester, viscose and blends.
How dress shirt sizes like 15.5/33 work, how to measure your neck and sleeve, slim vs classic fit, and how a dress shirt should fit.
A step-by-step plan for building a capsule wardrobe: choosing a color palette, core pieces, how many items you need, and how to shop for quality.
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How to Clean White Sneakers (Leather, Canvas and Knit)
Care
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How to Find Your Shoe Size at Home (With Width)
Fit
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How to Measure Yourself for Clothes: Bust, Waist, Hips and Inseam
Fit
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Full-Grain vs Top-Grain vs Genuine Leather: What's the Difference?
Accessories
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How a Suit Should Fit: Shoulders, Jacket Length and Trousers
Tailoring
Fashion questions, answered
What fabric is best for hot weather?
Linen and lightweight cotton breathe best. Lightweight merino and performance synthetics designed for moisture-wicking also work well.
Read: Clothing Fabric Guide →What does 15.5/33 mean on a dress shirt?
A 15.5-inch neck and a 33-inch sleeve length. Some shirts list a range, such as 32/33, to fit both.
Read: Dress Shirt Size Guide →How many items should a capsule wardrobe have?
Many capsule approaches use around 30 to 40 pieces per season, including shoes, but there is no fixed rule. Focus on pieces that work together.
Read: How to Build a Capsule Wardrobe That Works Every Day →Can I put white sneakers in the washing machine?
Some canvas sneakers can go in on a cold, gentle cycle in a mesh bag, but leather, suede and many knit sneakers should be hand cleaned. Check the brand's care advice first.
Read: How to Clean White Sneakers (Leather, Canvas and Knit) →How much room should be at the toe?
About a thumb's width (roughly 1 cm or 3/8 to 1/2 inch) between your longest toe and the end of the shoe.
Read: How to Find Your Shoe Size at Home (With Width) →Where is my natural waist?
The narrowest part of your torso, usually a little above the belly button. Bend to one side: the crease that forms is your natural waist.
Read: How to Measure Yourself for Clothes →Fashion advice without the noise
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