Men
This is the men's section of HowTo Fashion: practical guides to building a wardrobe you can rotate through, in fabrics that age well and cuts that fit. The HowTo Fashion editors write it on the view that most men already own enough clothes and mainly need a better starting set and clearer rules for wearing it.
The guides are organized into five groups. Build covers the foundations: basics, the best white t-shirts, fabric, color, footwear, outerwear, accessories, and capsule, casual, weekend and work wardrobes. Fit explains where shirts, trousers, suits, denim, coats and shoes should land, and which alterations are worth paying for. Wear gives repeatable outfit formulas for business casual, smart casual, date night, weekends, travel, and hot or cold weather. Style looks at the systems behind classic, minimal, off-duty, workwear and smart casual dressing, plus color, pattern and personal style. Seasonal covers spring, summer, fall, winter and transitional dressing.
A small set of guides on finish covers grooming basics, hair, skincare and fragrance, which sit in the same field of view as the clothes. Throughout the section the advice stays concrete: the specific pieces to own, the points to check in a mirror or with a tailor, and the combinations that work across more than one occasion. Use the section links above to narrow down, or browse the full list.
Men is a top-level section of the HowTo Fashion menu. It has 6 sections: Build, Wear, Style, Fit, Finish and Seasonal.
The everyday closet, sharpened. From a starter blazer to denim that ages well — practical answers to questions you'd rather not ask out loud.
From the editor.
Most guys own enough. They just need a better starting five and someone to tell them which shoes can stay. That's the whole job here. Build a closet you can actually rotate through, in fabrics that age, in cuts that fit you.
The lane runs in five parts. Build is your starter five — the pieces that earn their keep all year. Wear is how to put them on for work, weekends, and the in-between. Fit is the part nobody talks about: shoulder seams, sleeve length, when to find a tailor.
Buy once, fit it right, wear it for a decade. Everything else is noise.
Read in any order. Skim the index, save what you need, come back when the seasons turn. No filler, no rules you didn't ask for.
Wear it well.
How to put your closet on for work, weekends, and the in-between. Real outfits, real weather, no styling tricks you can't repeat at home.
Fit, on purpose.
The part nobody talks about. Shoulder seams, sleeve length, when to find a tailor — the difference between a guy who looks good and a guy who looks great.
Finish the look.
The accessories that quietly do the most. Pick once, finish anything.
Seasonal drops.
Layering, knitwear, and the case for one good overcoat.
Sections in Men
Style
Classic · Minimalism · Off Duty · Workwear · Smart Casual · Personal Style …