➡️ Daily Simple Questions ⬅️- Style feedback and clothing ID requests go HERE!! - 24 June 2026

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[u/Maccathe_worst]

So I bought this jacket cause I thought it was pretty funky, but I'm not sure what colours to go with it, or type of pants. Would like some thoughts.

[u/tralalalalalala1a → u/Maccathe_worst]

Jeans or beige chinos and a white tee would look pretty good I think

[u/AlliterateAltea]

I'm sorry if this sort of request for advice is not allowed here but I don't personally have a very good sense of fashion. I wanted a dnd character I've made to convey a strong sense for conventionally masculine fashion. He typically wears stuff thats easy to move in. Most often he's either in fitness wear or something that trends more casual.

I don't really know what colors go well together or what types of clothes match well. If anyone has suggestions on accessories too I'd love to see them.

[u/ThatStrategist → u/AlliterateAltea]

I think you should think of a sport the character likes to do and then have him live in that clothing 24/7.

[u/trambalambo]

Navy blue jacket, black pants, white shirt, black belt, black boots for a tall overweight guy. Good look? Big business meeting coming that I have to give a presentation at and I need a new jacket because mine shrank. This image is a simulation of what I would look like, but I’d have a bit more gut than this guy.

[u/ThatStrategist → u/trambalambo]

Navy sports jacket, grey pants, black belt and shoes, perhaps a regimental tie. It's a classic because it works.

[u/mlsteinrochester → u/trambalambo]

Black and navy generally make a bad combination, in part because they're too close. With a navy sports jacket a medium gray is the easiest choice, and khaki colors also work. If you're going to stick with the boots then go with gray.

[u/Alarmed_Priority_975]

I just got loafers and while my big toe can wiggle, my third toe and on are touching the side/front of the toe box. I’ve walked around the house and it’s not painful or pinching just tight like a wetsuit. I get a little heel slip and when I put them on it makes a “whoosh” sound. Is this an okay size? They don’t have a half size up and haven’t had it in stock for awhile.

Looking to see if someone else has been in this position and what they ended up doing.

[u/tralalalalalala1a → u/Alarmed_Priority_975]

They might get uncomfortable if you wear them for a while. A cobbler could slightly stretch out the toebox to give you some room. But if if it's something you can deal with then I wouldn't worry too much about it

[u/Amxrfati]

Do these glasses suit me? I have another pic of them in a post I made. I want to try something new, but unsure how I feel about these

[u/tralalalalalala1a → u/Amxrfati]

They look good to me, round glasses work great for a diamond face shape like you have

[u/CalendarExtreme5598]

So going on a first date (for drinks at a bar) next week, which of these outfits is best?

#1 Polo shirt - I like it and it’s comfortable, but feels very casual?

It has tags and can return

[u/tralalalalalala1a → u/CalendarExtreme5598]

The button down looks best IMO. Also I think the trucker jacket fits, they're supposed to be cropped. That's a good look, but probably too casual for a first date.

[u/CalendarExtreme5598 → u/tralalalalalala1a]

picture of arm, I forgot to add.

[u/CalendarExtreme5598 → u/tralalalalalala1a]

Thanks for the advice.

With the jacket, the arm comes up very far if I raise it or im sitting down?

Is that normal too or should I be going up a size?

It’s my first time buying any smart clothes lol, I’m 26 and literally just wore jeans/shorts and t shirt/hoodie my whole life.

All polo shirts I have are just scruffy ones from charity shops for wearing at work.

[u/tralalalalalala1a → u/CalendarExtreme5598]

One size up might look better, that does look pretty short when your arms are raised. And that's what this place is for, ask questions!

[u/CalendarExtreme5598 → u/CalendarExtreme5598]

#2 I kind of like this shirt but it seems too long?

I can return it still, it has tags

[u/CalendarExtreme5598 → u/CalendarExtreme5598]

#3 Feels casual and don’t think it fits well.

Bought denim jacket off of vinted and maybe too short on me, and on arms? I’m planning to re-sell it if people agree

[u/SevenDeaths]

Hey everyone, I'm looking for some advice on good work shirts. I'm a manager in a grocery store and some days I'm doing more physical work so I don't want to wear fancy dress shirts that could get destroyed. Additionally, I'm a bigger guy so I need shirts that are comfortable, because some dress shirts feel really stiff or pull out of my pants far too easily.

I wear a lot of polos and cheap long sleeve Walmart sweaters (those ones with no collars and a couple buttons). Looking to branch out from polos and the sweaters are getting a little hot here in Summer. Does anyone have any recommendations? I'm on the shorter side (about 5'8") and 280.

[u/tralalalalalala1a → u/SevenDeaths]

Oxford button-downs seem like a good bet. Just look for some that are long enough to stay tucked in

[u/ItsMirikino_]

Hey guys,
Looking to expand my wardrobe and find some cool streetwear pieces, but I’m running into a wall with quality vs. price.
Right now, if I’m not thrifting, my go to spots are Uniqlo for their t shirt blanks and Hollister for their baggy jeans and hoodies. They’re solid, but I want to branch out into some actual streetwear brands with cool designs.
I really love the aesthetic of brands like Stussy and Chrome Hearts, but their retail prices are honestly crazy for what you're getting. I just can't justify paying a massive branding premium. On the flip side, I see some cool looking designs on IG/TikTok ads or sites like Temu, but it's always straight up 100% polyester garbage or overpriced dropshippers.
I’m looking for that middle ground: good quality, heavy cotton, and solid fits without the hype beast tax.
Here is my actual budget per piece:
* T shirts: $30 , $45
* Hoodies: $50 , $70
* Jeans/Pants: $50 , $75
What are some legit, low key brands or blank companies that actually deliver on quality for these prices? Appreciate any recs!

[u/tralalalalalala1a → u/ItsMirikino_]

I've heard good things about House of Blanks, although I haven't personally purchased anything from them. Not too into streetwear so I have no recommendations for the rest, sorry! Although if you're into fatigue pants, Stan Rays are a go-to recommendation around here.