I can not stress enough how important it is to care for each of your garments

Do you plan your wardrobe ahead so you know what to focus on when buying? I personally do — I’ve already planned both my summer and winter wardrobes so I’m always clear on what I actually need. Even when there’s a sale for summer pieces at the end of winter, I know exactly what’s missing instead of buying randomly. I even took it a step further and planned everything in phases, based on the priority of each piece. It helps me stay focused and build my wardrobe gradually instead of rushing it. Someone close to me sometimes tries to make those decisions for me, but I prefer sticking to my own system — it just feels more intentional and true to my style. How about you guys? Do you plan things out or just buy what catches your eye?

Here’s the thing. I use the term freeloaders to describe people who show up but don’t add any value. It’s really easy to spend just a few minutes in this community: like a few posts, write a comment, contribute in some way. I get that life gets busy. I'm guilty of not interacting on Skool as much sometimes, but it’s about making a conscious effort and choice. For anyone reading this: try to make it part of your routine to interact here regularly. In life, you get out what you put in, so focus on adding value, not just in this community, but in everything you do. What do you guys think?

Hi community, am looking to add some official shoes into my wears, any leads on where i can get good to do official shoes in UK?

I’ve been wearing trousers all summer, and have 3-season wool dress trousers for work. What I’m seeking now is a good fall and winter casual trouser that isn’t corduroy or denim. Due to a medical issue, I need less stiff fabrics for trousers. I will search @Antonio O. Centeno’s Youtube videos and also the post archive here, but thought perhaps someone would have up to the minute thoughts. TIA