Failproof clothing rules?

New to Veeky Forums, and recently starting to find a "fit". What are some rules of thumb when picking out clothes?

I like plain, subtle stuff. The colors I usually go for are earth-tones, or dark/gray. I'm 6'0, medium-large build.

>try not to mix black and brown leather (belts and shoes mostly)
>don't tuck your shirt into low waisted or low riding pants
>natural fabrics are usually the most desirable
>never cheap out on leather. do research. buying high quality but used is a good way to get around this
>avoid anything that can be described as fast fashion

Any ideas on hoodies? I live PNW, so we get wet winters, and it pretty much rains 70% of the year. I find even if I wear nice clothes, it gets covered with my outer garments.

Yes obey the rules.

Gildan hoodies. Cheap, unbranded, decent enough quality. About as subtle as it gets.

Be over 6 feet, but not freakishly tall, fuck the rules dress in pieces you like aesthetically and not necessarily what you're comfy wearing (both physically and aesthetically) and the rest will come.

ew fuck off

Fuck off retard, he asked for plain, subtle stuff, and that's it. Go back to mfa.

What is considered low waisted

does uniqlo fall into fast fashion? i consider them affordable basics.

It is fast fashion, but dont give a fuck about what anyone on this board says and buy whatever you like. There is no ethical consumption under capitalism.

You suggesting Gildan is more mfa than that other user could ever be

everything here is good
>don't tuck your shirt into low waisted or low riding pants
this is most negotiable

God damn Tintin is effay as fuck.
Good advice desu

I wouldnt say so
they provide basics & classics
H&M & Zara are fast fashion

uniqlo is fast fashion my god, you people are in denial, its nowhere near as horrendously trend hunting as h&m & zara, but it still is cheap and designed to not last long

>avoid anything that can be described as fast fashion

when will this meme die out? as long as you don't look like the display mannequins in the store there is nothing wrong with copping a piece from a "fast fashion" store, if you like it.

I believe it's mostly about the lifespan of the clothing more than anything really. But then again most people can't be assed to do their laundry properly so there's that.

reigning champ has the best plain hoodies. ascolor has a cheaper version. personally i take all the drawstrings out of my hoodies.

to be honest I can't really stand fast fashion anymore
after you wear better shit the quality doesn't really cut it anymore, I might get like a tee or pair of briefs from time to time from Uniqlo but I'm slowly trying to transition completely from anything fast fashion
not to be condescending, just my 2 cents on the subject