I think it makes sense to find clothes that suit you and stick with them. Jobs and his turtlenecks is a well known example. Saves a lot of bother in the long ru

I think it makes sense to find clothes that suit you and stick with them. Jobs and his turtlenecks is a well known example. Saves a lot of bother in the long run. Not to mention the benefit of being able to order something online with some certainty and avoid the crazy local markups. I pretty much live in ultra light, quick drying nylon cargo pants. They roll down to almost nothing when travelling. I would probably step up to something heavier duty if I did more physical work but they are much cooler than jeans in a warm climate and have a much quicker wash/dry cycle.