Mens Casual Clothing Styles

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Dressing casually does not mean dressing like a slob. Yet that’s what many of us do, every single evening and weekend.













 Even men who wear suits on a daily basis find that their weekend/evening clothing is severely lacking.


  T-shirt and jeans is the de-facto uniform of the off duty man – and if we’re really casual, we find a way to wear our old sweat shirts and sweatpants with no intention of breaking a sweat.







Now dressing this casually isn’t a bad thing when we’re watching TV on a Saturday morning or working on the house.

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