Epic Clothing Combos Made Easy

 Simple style rules but great results.

 

Ever wondered how some people manage to pull of a great look by simply wearing a shirt and jeans? You don’t really need to have all the gaudy accessories, or that designer wear you see at fashion magazines believe me. Here are some tips to show people that you are a man that knows what he wants and how to do it right. You’d be surprised at just how simple it is to make your own epic clothing combos.

 

The classic print and denim

All the rage nowadays is the vintage look. You can go for sixties prints or psychedelic seventies colors over short-sleeved button-ups. Stick to monochrome colors and smaller prints, just with small geometric patterns and some floral. Just be minimal and tone down the loud colors with neutral ones, and stick to good old vintage denim for your pants.

 

The fifties

You better believe gramps when he says people nowadays don’t know how to dress. While still vintage, nothing says gentleman like 50s men’s wear due to its meticulous care and emphasis on clean cut looks. The Cuban collar shirt exudes a charm and class like no other. Opt for neutral colors and pair with a decent pair of jersey cotton or wool pants, and top it off with a felt fedora, and leather shoes and you’re looking awesome there bud.

 

Lumberjack chic

For those who want to look like charming roughnecks always go for tried and tested plaid, the signature wear of a hard working man. Its easy to get this wrong if you don’t match something good with your plaid flannel. This is one of the epic clothing combos that screams “Manly” but can also scream “homeless” if you mess it up. Always go for denim pants to match with the lively colors of your plaid shirt. Roll up the sleeves and put on low-cut suede shoes, hiker boots or Chuck Taylor’s to add more character and not look like an actual lumberjack.

 

Wait…Joggers?

I know how it sounds eccentric but hear me out, you might like it. Follow the following rules and see why these pair made it in the epic clothing combos list. Don’t opt for your old baggy track pants and go for the more modern tapered silhouettes out in the market called chino-joggers. Pair this with a lean, neutral colored button-down for taste. This get-up is the “play safe” for party boys because it can double as jammies depending on where you wake up the following morning, not the sidewalk hopefully.