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Sh****

Yeah, I complain about this a lot. Easily accessible male fashion is extremely limited to like 4 things.
Basic t-shirts/slacks/sweaters. Suits/formal. Activewear. Business casual.
I tried to even find some earth tone formal wear pieces last year and was told everywhere basically no one carries more interesting colours/patterns. I had to order it online.
Even thrift stores, the "men's" section is like an aisle. So there's not a ton to even look at unless you already know where to look.

ph****

Ya, I love fashion and dress up, for a mostly straight guy. Options are very limited ^ as sharkly1 ^ says. Found a few things here and there (kinda into punk aesthetic) but, have to resort to online shopping for lots. Which is hit and miss. Dressier stuff is easier. But even then, most suit jackets are cut for old men with no taste. Found a few things thrifting. But not as easy for men, in that regard (which is why I have some women’s clothes).

Laycette

If it ain't broken, don't fix it? Also men are lame lol.
There are more choices then even 50 years ago, really...

Ma****

Are you kidding? Check out the style on Mad Men compared to almost any style today. I know weather doesn’t permit us to “suit up” daily, (especially for those of us in the south.) But damn I’d love it if we went back to that being the norm as opposed to a “special occasion” type look. 😃

Ro****

Fashion is a statement, be unique 👌 find your personal flavor 😋

Sa****

@MagnificentBastard Even in the summer you can look stylish and stay cool in a tropical cotton or linen 2 piece suit, skip the tie and vest, get a Panama or Pork Pie hat, and keep it loose fitting and flowy and you'll be cool, stylish, and avoid sunburn! I agree though, suits are most versatile and best for the cold weather!

Lo****

It’s so boring i hate it way prefer all the gorgeous outfits girls can wear

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