Thanks for filling out the casual side of the article. I like the Express example, I believe because it is pocketless and a solid color. It seems at the root

Thanks for filling out the casual side of the article. I like the Express example, I believe because it is pocketless and a solid color. It seems at the root of all this advice is the idea that clothes should fit so there are no folds, bends, or creases when standing straight, clothes should follow the shape of the body as much as possible, and pants at the natural waist. The 1MX shirt is nice, and I've been convinced $40 is an acceptable price for a single shirt, and want two, but isn't this a bit much? Where is the room for the industrial Dickies and wallmart boots? The dickies are only baggy if they're purchased oversized, but they look okay with bulky footware if fit properly. And track jackets should be equivalent to hoodies.