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2024 Wardrobe - 48 pieces

Going through my annual review of my wardrobe and donating some items to bring me to 48 pieces with plans to drop it further to 45.  I let go 9 pieces specifically in Adidas Track Jackets and all my hoodies.

Capsules - Winter & Professional Attire
I’ve organized my winter wear as a separate mini-capsule to focus on my main seasonal outfits.  As my work doesn’t require dress clothes I’ve also moved that to a professional dress capsule and culled off things I don’t need.

Current Inventory
*** Planned replacement in 2025
  • Shirts 👕- 15
    • Polo (4) - Green, Black x3
    • T-Shirt (9) - Green, White x2, Black x6 ***
    • Gym Shirt - Adidas Black
    • LS Shirt - Orange Jersey
  • Pants 👖 - 7
    • Track Pants - Adidas Black
    • Jeans (2) - Dark Denim x2 ***
    • Shorts (1) - Brown
    • Sports Shorts (3) - Black, Red x2
  • Outerwear 🧥  - 9
    • Track Jackets (2) - Adidas Black, Red
    • Crew Sweater (4) - Grey, White, Green, Red
    • Bomber Jacket - Green ***
    • Northface Rain Jacket - Navy
    • Polo Varsity Jacket - Navy
  • Shoes 👟 - 5
    • Sneakers (4) - Nike ***
    • Adidas (1)
  • Winter ❄️ - 5
    • Northface Ski Jacket - Brown
    • Uniqlo Puffer Jacket - Navy
    • Puffer Vest - Navy
    • Uniqlo Heat Tech Sweater - White
    • Puma Fleece Pants - Gray
  • Professional - 7
    • Blazer - Navy
    • Dress LS Shirt (3) - Blue, White x2
    • Dress Pants (2) - Navy, Khaki
    • Dress Shoes (1) - Brown
Future 2025 Acquisition's
I’m now reasonably satisfied with my wardrobe and only seeking replacements of items as they get worn out or upgrading to higher quality.

What would make me satisfied is better fit on the sizing as well as higher grade materials.  Still learning on proper sizing.

Plan to add:
  • Uniqlo Airism T-Shirts Black x2
  • Uniqlo Airism T-Shirt White
  • Alpha Industry Bomber Jacket Green
  • New Jeans
  • Common Projects Achilles White
Plan to retire:
  • Old Jeans
  • Old Uniqlo Supima T-Shirts x3
  • AF1 10M





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