halfwhiteboy

Couldn't resist coordinates. I have suits, of course, but I also have sweatshirt and jogger coordinates, hoodie and jogger coordinates , shirt and pants camo coordinates, and shirt and shorts coordinates . I don't know but I find joy in wearing matching pieces, at least occasionally.

I realized I don't really do overshirts . I also realized that I've missing out on a lot because they're so versatile and easy to wear. An overshirt is basically a cross between a shirt and a jacket. It's designed mostly like a shirt but made with a thicker fabric befitting some jackets. It's a great layering option when you don't want anything too warm like a jacket or hoodie. In my case here, I just wore a gray knit tee underneath, some plaid pants (they're plaid; they just appear too dark in the photos), and peach sneakers. It's a very laid-back and effortless look that's arguably a tad better than just wearing a plain t-shirt. Now I think I should be looking for a couple more overshirts. How about you?

I'm really making an effort of late to use lesser-worn stuff from my closet. You see, it's so easy for me to simply resort to pullovers and sweatshirts because they hardly require any ironing. So yeah, I'm really trying to overcome my laziness and maximize what I have. Here I brought out this olive overshirt from Tyler , a local brand that I believe no longer exists. I don't know if I could even call it an overshirt because it has a zipper enclosure instead of buttons. Either way, it isn't quite a jacket nor is it exactly a shirt. It's a cross between the two. Apart from the color, I just love that it's stylish.