Start dressing smart and casual once you’re in 30s

You’re no longer in your 20s, so you can’t dress like a college boy anymore. However, you’re not yet in your 40s so the middle of your life has yet to catch up to you. You are now in the peak of your life. It’s time to learn how to dress in your 30s.

You may not be taken seriously if you dress as if you were in your 20s. You will be viewed as inexperienced or immature. You may also be viewed as immature or inexperienced if you dress up like you’re much older than your actual ageю You are no longer an up-and-coming or worthy of being invested.

This article will help you to find the perfect balance between middle-aged and young men, as well as how to dress in your 30s.

The Best Look is a Varied One

What doesn’t impress anyone? Being «The _____ guy.» A guy who wears sweaters all the time. The guy who wears a stupid fedora everywhere, regardless of what his other outfit is. The guy who wears suspenders every day, even when he has a belt. This guy.

A less unusual but equally interesting option is the guy who wears jeans, a non-descript shirt, and sneakers when he doesn’t have to dress up.

Do not be one of these guys.

Variating your look can make you stand out to everyone. You can make your look unique by using new fabrics, colors, styles, and articles of clothing.

It is equally important to figure out who you really are and what style man you want to be. Your wardrobe may be based on simple staples if you haven’t done any style. Let’s look at these staples and see what you can do with them.

1. Blue jeans — These are great, but not always the best. They look great when they are dark and fitted. You can also add corduroys and khakis or colored chinos to your collection. Many men wear the same style of trousers every day. A man who changes his look is always noticed.
2. T-shirts – Don’t toss your plain white undershirts. But, you can get rid of baggy tees that have graphic logos and designs. These are for younger men and you are learning how to dress in your 30s, not your 20s. Instead, wear casual collared shirts: polos, short-sleeved workshirts, and patterned dress tops. These shirts give you more style without being too formal.
3. Sweatshirts – For mountain climbing, save your college hoodies and wear sweatshirts. Light sweaters and cardigans are better than heavy layers such as jean or leather jackets.
4. Coats — You can also make a nylon or generic canvas coat a sturdy sportcoat, or blazer. They’ll last until the snow begins to fall if you have a sweater under them. A wool overcoat is a must for those snowy days.
5. Sneakers — These shoes are meant for gym use. You can wear leather shoes outside the gym’s walls. Brogues, casual loafers, and boots work well. Leather work shoes are also a good choice. Converse All-Stars are a great example of colored canvas sneakers. However, unless you play in a band, they’re not for you.

You can make the improvements you need, one at a time. You don’t need to make a complete transformation overnight. It’s actually better to have it off. This gives co-workers and friends time to adjust.

It may seem like a big change, but it is not. Most people won’t even notice if you show up to work in dark brown chinos instead of blue jeans.