Reddit mentions of Red Kap Men's Industrial Work Shirt, Regular Fit, Long Sleeve, Spruce Green, 4X-Large

I don't know if this is like LPT's where the real LPT is in the comments, but here's my take on the very basics of men's fashion, as taught to me over a decade by my long-suffering wife, who's sense of style is impeccable.

• You want contrast. If you have a light skin tone, you want dark colors (black, navy blue, dark green, burgundy) light colors/pastels won't look good on you. Generally, the darker the skin tone, the more range of color you can look good in.
  
  
• On that same theme, you want contrast between your pieces. If it's a shirt and pants, they should not be the same or a similar color unless they are part of a suit made of the same material. If you're wearing black pants, you need a lighter shirt. If you're wearing khaki pants, you want a dark shirt. Jeans depend on the shade of the jeans.
  
  
• In a suit, you're usually going for complementary contrast between the tie, shirt and suit. A dark blue suit, lighter blue shirt and bold tie work. If you're going with a bold shirt color, like purple, then you want a more subdued tie. If the suit is an unusual color, then keep the rest of the suit low-key so you don't distract from the suit. One article of the ensemble is the star of the show. The rest are backup singers.
  
  
• If you're an adult, stop wearing T-shirts unless they are nice, designer cut items made of quality textured fabric. The generic cotton Hanes Beefy Tee with your favorite band name shouldn't be worn in public unless you're wearing it to the concert. If it's got your favorite Marvel character on it, you can wear it to a movie starring that character. Or when you're working in the yard. T-shirts look lazy.
  
  
• Don't wear flip flops. Ralphie May tells you everything you need to know about why. (I disagree with using the phrase 'half-a-homo' but the clip is funny.) Otherwise, shoes are such an individual preference that I can't comment, except to tell you to stop wearing women's plastic shoes.
  
  
• Undershirts make every shirt look classier, they keep you from creating sweat marks that are visible from the outside, and they keep your shirt cleaner. They also help keep you from announcing your chest hair and/or nipple situation when you walk into a room.
  
  
• Get a belt and use it. Use a brown belt with brown shoes, a black belt with black shoes. If your shoes are not brown or black, you can take your pick based on what else you're wearing. I recommend a black belt with blue oxfords. People will say nice things about that combo. If you're tucking in your shirt, a belt is required.
  
  
• Shorts: The only time you can wear basketball shorts is when you are actively playing basketball. If you do not have a basketball in your hand right now and you're wearing basketball shorts, that's bad. Wearing shorts at all is a regional, cultural thing. If you're in Southwest Florida you can wear non-cargo khaki shorts and loafers without socks to the marina. That's probably not true in Hampshire or New Hampshire.
  
  
• The Fit: Do not buy a size because you wish you were that size. Do not buy a size because you're going to lose weight and it'll fit better once you do. Buy the size that fits today. In pants, waistbands should fit comfortably at your waist, not be folded over themselves, and you should have full freedom of movement to pick a pen up off the floor and place it on a high shelf over your head without having to adjust your pants at any point. Shirts should fit so that they hang neatly and tuck in neatly without bunching up or looking like you're wearing a sack. Even if you're not wearing the shirt tucked in, it should be able to tuck in neatly. Pay attention to where the seams at the shoulders and armpit sit when you put the shirt on. When picking shirts, they should not pull tight across your abdomen when you sit down and if the buttons look like they are under any strain or pulled when you sit or bend, you need a bigger shirt.
  
  
• Your whole look is less about specific choices than it is about execution. Clean and Styled wins 10 times out of 10. There's a world of difference between a long, bedraggled beard and a clean, groomed, full beard. Long hair on a man can make him look like a Viking (Nordic or Minnesota) or a homeless panhandler. The difference is if it's clean and styled or not. Clean and styled is crucial for any look. Even if you're going for an I-don't-care grunge look, it will look better if you're actually clean, smelling good and show evidence that you've made an effort. If you don't know: Shower at least daily. Shave daily or every other day. Take care of your skin. If you don't, nobody will ever want to touch it.
  
  
• This does not have to be expensive! Here's a cheap polo shirt that is ridiculously durable and looks decent. And here's a cheap button-up shirt that is extremely versatile. Both are available in a wide range of sizes and colors. If you need a T-shirt, try this. I've never ordered one of these myself. It looks to have a nice non-cotton construction.