About Men’s Array
Men’s Array is a style site for men who want to dress better without turning it into a hobby. We cover what to wear, what goes with what, and which pieces are worth buying.
What we write about
Most of our guides start with one piece you probably already own: a navy blazer, khaki pants, a pink shirt, a black suit. We show you the trousers, shoes, colors and layers that work with it, and give you complete outfits you can copy.
We also cover dress codes (smart casual, weddings, the office), how to dress at different ages, and how to borrow from past decades without looking like you’re in costume.
How we write
- Practical over aspirational. Every guide should leave you with something you can wear tomorrow.
- Specific over vague. We name the color, the fabric, the fit and the shoe, not “something stylish”.
- Simple wardrobes. We favor fewer, versatile pieces that work together, the idea behind a capsule wardrobe.
- Updated, not abandoned. We revise older guides when advice changes or when we find a clearer way to explain it.
How we choose products
When we recommend something to buy, we don’t claim to have tested every item. We read through verified customer reviews, fit and sizing feedback, fabric details and return policies, then shortlist what holds up. When a recommendation is based on reviews rather than our own use, we say so.
Some links on Men’s Array are affiliate links. If you buy through them we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. It never changes what we recommend. Read our affiliate disclosure for the details.
Who’s behind it
Men’s Array is edited by Aiden Sanders, who writes most of our style guides. His focus is the capsule wardrobe: fewer, better pieces, and knowing exactly what goes with what you already own.
Get in touch
For partnerships or corrections, email [email protected]. We don’t accept guest posts.