When it comes to shopping, traditionally, there have been three kinds of men: 

1) The tag along: who goes along with women and acts as the cloth or belt hanger and sometimes opinion giver. Mostly bored and uninterested. 

2) The grab and run: This guy knows what he wants and picks exactly that, turns around and leaves. No form of marketing can divert his attention from the goal. 
 

3) The I’m not a girl: The kind of guy who thinks shopping is only for women and therefore would rather be dead than caught shopping. 

But of late, there has been a new addition to that list. Number 4) The shopper: Yes, the male shopper has arrived and he’s here to stay. 

Men have begun to understand the basic rules and benefits of fashion and aesthetics. They are not afraid of being spotted in malls and stores anymore. The opportunities for a male shopper have risen by 100 per cent over the past few years as more and more men have let go of the bag-carrier tag and have started shopping for themselves. Be it electronics, items for the household or making a fashion statement, men today are giving the women a run for their money. 
 

So shopping is no more just a woman’s world, the male shopper is slowly itaking his place as his confidence grows. If you don’t like it in the showroom with belt hanger under settings that have been specifically prepared to make you look as good as possible, there’s no way you’ll like it at home. 
 

Buy clothes of your size. Most men end up buying clothes a size or two bigger than their actual size. In this situation, the bigger is not the better. Find your perfect fit and stick to it. Even length does matter. Most stores alter for free, use the opportunity! 

Always match your shoes and your belt: No matter what, make sure your belt which hanging on belt hanger colour and shoe colour are the same. Brown shoes-brown belt, black shoes-black belt. Never any other. Attention to detail is a must: If you do not pay attention to the most minute details, someone else certainly will. When going formal, go minimal. Get rid of all accessories and keep it simple.