What Fits In Your ‘Core’ Wardrobe

As you might have read in our previous blog, now is the time to spring clean your corporate wardrobe!

It’s all very well to chuck out your stained, torn and ill-fitting items but what should you prioritise keeping or investing in?

We believe in keeping your very own set of quality core garments in your corporate wardrobe. Quality far outweighs quantity when it comes to your daily outfit decisions.

We have listed some guidelines to consider when creating your own unique core wardrobe for the corporate space.

1. Think Minimalism

You might have heard the term ‘minimalism’ thrown around in the past couple of years.

In case you haven’t given it a second thought, it is essentially a movement that brings total simplicity into every facet of life.

Whether it be food, clothing, your home decor or the way you work, keeping things simple has and always will be extremely valuable!

When you minimise the clothing in your wardrobe, you save time deciding what to wear in the mornings. Chances are, you’ll feel confident in your selected corporate look, saving your brain capacity for what matters most.

2. Capsule Essentials

A capsule wardrobe consists of a few particular, quality items that are perfect for you. The items are colour coordinated and perfectly fitted, making your life easier.

Pioneered by Susie Faux in the 1970s, the capsule wardrobe has been used ever since as a means to keep things simple, elegant and to build confidence in getting dressed.

At AJAY Apparel, we have all you need to create an awesome capsule wardrobe for your unique corporate look.

We recommend investing in the following set of corporate items: a good jacket, a quality pair of trousers or chinos, a blouse, a jersey, good shoes and a quality coat. As a woman, we’d add in a skirt and a dress.

3. Corporate Benefits

CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, can be found in the same grey t-shirt almost every single day. He mentions in his first Q&A session that he has a few of the same shirt.

When asked about why he does this, Zuckerberg responded quite seriously with the following answer:

“I really want to clear my life to make it so that I have to make as few decisions as possible about anything except how to best serve this community."

His mindset is really to minimise the smaller decisions in life, even what he should eat for breakfast so that he is effective in his work!

To grab some of the latest trends in bespoke corporate clothing so that you can organise your capsule wardrobe and minimise daily morning decisions, get in touch with us for a quote today!