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If by "matching" mean setting things on fire, then it matters a great deal to a pyro-maniac like me...

Wait, what?

I screen formal, business wear to make sure ties and shirts go together. Belt and shoes are black; suits are dark blue, black and charcoal silver so they already go with everything.

If it's not formal, I wear whatever doesn't smell or have stains on it.

I have many things that match, usually I match at LEAST my bandana and my Woot shirt. But beyond that I match with pants and jacket if I don't feel like wearing black.

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/9040815/ Example

The wife has a thing about showing her face in public so she lays out what I wear. Otherwise the closet is split in half and I grab the pants that are facing the shirt. Underwear and socks are light or dark. Colorblindness has it's advantages.

drapes?

Not at all because Hawaiian shirts go with everything!

It is weird for me since everything I buy goes together.

I do like adding in the matching color in the socks flair.

Is't that what garanimals is for?

If you are a dude and you are worrying about matching your clothes for anything less than a formal or business event you deserve to have your man card confiscated and burned.

I was recently told that if I'd worn the same socks I had on to my job interview, they would have known I really was 'IT'.

I don't think it was meant as a compliment.

Personally, I enjoy not looking like a total dork with black shoes and a brown belt. The females in my life agree.

Everything I own is black, white, grey, or blue. I have a couple of red ties that I never wear.

cdrewlow wrote:Is't that what garanimals is for?

I miss my garanimals. Choosing an outfit was so much easier back then.

yeah, I've found if you match kids clothes to the same store, you can't really go wrong. Carters is great for this, so is Gymboree (and their other stores like Crazy 8s).

I think J Crew might be the closest we get to an adult version of that.

I just wear woot shirts now.

Match-y match-y ***shudders*** can be very boring. Coordination is much better. Clothing, like home decor items, should show your personality!! That's where woot comes in......

bluejester wrote:If by "matching" mean setting things on fire, then it matters a great deal to a pyro-maniac like me...

Wait, what?

HAHAHAHAHA needed a good laugh thanks!

fishbiscuit5 wrote:I miss my garanimals. Choosing an outfit was so much easier back then.

I would totally buy some adult garanimals. Maybe call them garalcohols and make them martini glasses, highballs and beer mugs.