Versatility used to be one factor among several when buying clothes. Now, for a growing number of men, it’s closer to a requirement. Closets have gotten smaller, budgets have gotten tighter, and the time available to plan an outfit for every specific occasion has shrunk right along with everything else. A piece that only works in one narrow setting is a harder purchase to justify than it used to be, regardless of how good it looks in that one context. This isn’t purely a style preference; there are practical, largely economic reasons behind the shift. This guide looks at what’s…
