Gearing up for a long holiday weekend…
Weather is cooperating, all is good. Should be a fun weekend of great food, great drinks, great hanging.
You’ve made your plans, assembled your entourage and you’re good to go. The last thing on your list, and certainly the last thing on your mind is what are you gonna throw on? Clearly we’re talking uber-casual clothing BUT you guys still need pull it together. Don’t look like a dork or dirt bag for that matter. Look over these quick tips and you’ll be perfectly well-done.
Be Comfortable But Be Put Together
Going casual isn’t an invitation to look like you just rolled out of bed. You owe it to yourself to put your best foot forward at all times. You can look cool and be comfortable, just requires a little thought.
Socks-N-Sandals
Don’t even think about it. If you’re cold – put on a closed toed shoe for god sakes. It’s simply a bad look and a big time fashion faux pas
Don’t Over Do the Label
Don’t play the name game and don’t be a walking advertisement for your favorite brand. Always want to err on the side of being understated. Wear an item because its’ got a rock solid design, great fit and you feel good in it. That’s it!
No Running Shoes if You Are Not Running
Not only does it signal that you’ve ‘given up’ when it come to fashion, but it’s gross. Those sweaty shoes you’re wearing for your workouts should be just for that. Cross-over is not okay here. Luckily this season especially is ideal for casual shoes such as boat shoes and canvas sneakers.
That’ll do it – we’ve given you our two cents. And, speaking of cents, we’re having a great sale to get you looking rockin’ for your favorite BBQ. Happy 4th – enjoy the weekend.







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