Have you done an extreme wardrobe simplification, like Steve Jobs? How did it go?
no one needs more than 4 sets
Not aware of what his wardrobe was like. But I recently started shedding all low vibrational frequency fabrics clothing. Aiming to only leave linen, organic cotton, jeans, genuine leather, wool and hemp. It's definitely been simplifying and been wearing the same things over an dover again.
I have 7 pairs of gray convertible pants, 7 black t-shirts, and 7 black polo shirts. I don't like wasting time choosing an outfit so I wear the same thing everyday. Is that what you mean by extreme?
Doing that since 15 years. feels great just to wear the same without thinking about that stuff.
asics (ofc) nimbus 👟, cargos, tees, kangaroo pocket hoodies , beanie/cap Super lucky my fiat mine is casual 🤙🏽 finding your comfort garment range > I have 3 young kids and sodeciding an elaborate wardrobe: https://media.tenor.com/ZchZYwLSlX0AAAAC/aint-nobody.gif
I only buy new tshirts at concerts. I wear the same two shirts to work since I go in twice a week. Life is easy my dude.
Naturally gravitated to it but then I'm not CEO of a billion, let alone trillion, dollar company. Black pants (different weights for the season), black polos (or varying shades of grey), black socks, black boots or shoes. I have one suit for formal affairs. Oh, and a pair of Docs for semi formal affairs. All that gets swapped regularly is underwear and socks.
yes, but i primarily focused on quality fabrics, sooo it was very pricey, and took a while to get all the basics i felt i needed (i like to dress pretty colorful). i’m more happy than ever because it’s so so so simple to get dressed every day, and laundry is pretty easy too now. ✅ one less decision to make every day