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Sweat for home or for going out
Short answer: Sweats for home can be loose and soft, while sweats for going out need a clean shape and a colour that ...
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One brand in the whole drawer or mix
Short answer: One brand gives the same sizes, the same colours and a predictable fit. If you mix, you get more option...
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Buy a few expensive or many cheap
Short answer: A few expensive pieces usually give a lower cost per wear, because they last longer and look good for l...
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A whole new set or replace only the worn piece
Short answer: Replacing only the worn piece is cheapest and creates the least waste. A whole new set gives matching c...
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One thick top or two thin layers
Short answer: Two thin layers keep you warmer than one thick layer of the same total weight, because the air between ...
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Socks in the same colour as the trousers or the shoes
Short answer: Matching your socks to your trousers gives an unbroken line and is the safe rule. Matching them to your...
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Short sleeved undershirt or tank top
Short answer: A short sleeve undershirt covers the armpit and protects the outer layer, while a tank top gives free a...
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Slip or top under thin fabrics
Short answer: A slip covers the whole upper body in one layer with no edge at the waist, while a top is lighter and c...
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Bra with or without an underwire
Short answer: An underwired bra gives shape and support, while a wire-free style is softer and moves with the body. F...
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Pocket or no pocket
Short answer: A pocket is practical, but it pulls on the fabric and is often the first place to wear. Without a pocke...
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Hood or round neck in sweat
Short answer: A hood gives shelter and an extra layer at the neck, while a crew neck is flatter and easier to wear so...
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Close fitting or loose sweatpants
Short answer: Fitted sweatpants are easier to wear under an outer layer and look neater, while loose ones give more a...
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