Wear Your Best
Not many guys have a lot of excuses to wear a suit and tie. Unless for bankers or layers. That’s an outfit that’s mostly reserved for special occasions.
Cultivate the habit of wearing your best clothes. Make it a matter of routine, it’ll take a lot of the time to overcome the mental resistance.
Try to convince yourself that they’re just clothes; clothes that look good on you.
Even day to day errands, there’s no law against being well-dressed at the supermarket. People will just assume you’re coming from some important meeting or other and probably treat you with a little more respect without even realizing that they’re doing it.
Keep Your Environment In Mind
A good dresser keeps his environment in mind, both the physical and the social environments.
Different situations call for different clothes. I love my worsted wool suits and my cashmere native wears but they’re not the right choice every time!
Physically, you want to be comfortable. Socially, you want to look respectable at all times.
Make the effort to fit in while looking sharp. That means Tropical native and even Native Jumper when they are appropriate. Just make sure they’re nice, well-tailored with a perfect finishing; well-fitted, in good presentation, and flattering to your body.
Go for Interchangeable Clothing
Expand your wardrobe with clothes that work together, not standalone pieces.
This is very easy to achieve if you stick to simple, solid colors for most of your base pieces. There’s nothing wrong with a little pattern and texture here and there, but if you make sure that most of your big items aren’t overwhelming on their own, you’re free to liven them up with smaller accents when you want to make the look unique.
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