You wouldn’t be blamed if you’re more apt to reach for your worn and true favorites than the staunch new entry into your wardrobes. The price tags are still hanging and even if it’s the same exact label and material as the one hanging right next to it, the fact remains, change can be hard. 

The American man’s wardrobe can generally be synopsied into a few items: Light Blue Oxford, Khakis, Polo Shirts, Blue Jeans. While there’s nothing wrong with these basics, after all, they’ve been tried and trued for decades and they’ve seen you through enough first dates to business lunches to know that they work, but why not trading them up for something better?  Rather than stress change, think upgrading and improving. After all, isn’t that what the American dream is based upon anyways?

Upgraded: The Polo

With a touch of elastane and a light blue collar, the fit is more flattering than any other ol’ polo.

Upgraded: Khakis 

Fitted, made from the finest fabric, oh and did we mention they’re made in Italy? Toss those other imitation Khakis in your closet aside- this is the only pair you should be wearing!

Upgraded: Jeans

Anything but basic in a dark blue rinse, these medium weight, 100% cotton will have you tossing even your favorite Levis aside!

Upgraded: Blue Oxford

Not all dress shirts are made the same, nor do they fit the same either! Slim cut, with mother of pearl buttons, this Italian oxford will make all other shirts a distant memory!