Changing Style Tips Every Guy Should Know

1 When you find a shirt or pair of pants that fits well, buy two.

This is especially true if the item is on sale. Just find it in a different color, wash, or pattern. Remember, you have to wear clothes 365 days a year

2 Make sure your clothes ACTUALLY fit.

Find that trim-but-not-too-tight happy medium that's right for your body. That means jeans shouldn't be baggy, tucked-in dress shirts shouldn't be voluminous, and T-shirts shouldn't look like you're wearing a tent. Likewise, skin-tight clothes aren't the way to go either.

3 Try on clothes in the store before you buy them

Stop whining and just do it! Make sure the clothes fit you well

4 Avoid dad jeans at all costs.

You have an ass, so find some jeans that show it. A pair of low-rise, slim-fit jeans will usually do the trick. In the image above, the jeans toward the left are slimmer and more flattering. 👖

5 Pleats are OK — if they're subtle.

Small pleats on dress pants can give you added flexibility without compromising your look. But if the pleats are too big, your pants will balloon around your waist and make you look shorter.

6 Get your suits tailored.

Spend the extra money to get your suits, shirts, and pants tailored. It's more than worth it because 1) you'll look dapper AF, and 2) it'll make your clothes look way more expensive than they actually are. 👔

7 Roll up the sleeves on your button ups and flannels.

It doesn't matter what your forearms look like. Exposing them makes you instantly more attractive.

 8 If you're tall and thin, buy clothes that match your length

If you're shopping for extra length, shop at big and tall stores that sell extra-long clothes. Regular XXL clothes may give you the length you need, but they'll also give you unneeded width, making your clothes look baggy.

9 A single nice blazer can revolutionize your wardrobe.

A nice black or dark navy blazer made with quality material is a must-have. Dress it up with a button-up shirt, or dress it down with a T-shirt. It's the Swiss Army knife of apparel.

10 If you're in the market for a suit, go for dark charcoal or navy blue.

These two staples, which you can pair with a range of shirt and tie colors, will get you through all four seasons, and they'll NEVER go out of style.