I have some light-grey pin-striped slacks (similar to what's pictured) that these go well with.

A wardrobe staple that I can wear from class straight to work.

A classic shirt that's a staple in my wardrobe (I actually have this shirt, but it's time for a replacement)

Good for when the weather's cool, but not cold enought for a jacket (and besides, it's striped and available in my favorite colors)

I really like the color scheme of this navy shirt (even though the smaller picture doesn't do it justice)

It's been a while since I owned a brown striped shirt, but I think I can see myself wearing this one.

I've owned a striped black shirt like this ever since I started buying my own clothes - it's another staple, like the "little black dress" every woman has.

Goes well with either khakis or blue (or black) slacks.

Great with black slacks.

I have some dark brown slacks (same color as the top of this shirt) that would go well with this one.

I already own a white long-sleeved shirt similar to this one, but it's a good idea to have a spare (white attracts stains, you know)

I have some jeans that this would go well with.

Another shirt that would go well with the jeans I own.

Another striped dress shirt in a color I like and without a chest pocket.

I own one similar to this but with thinner white stripes - I think I would prefer this shirt better.

The picture's detail isn't that good, but the striped design on this shirt looks great, and I have a preference for dress shirts that don't have chest pockets (besides, it's half price).

Another dress shirt with a design I like and without a chest pocket.

Even thought I'm not a fan of green shirts (or "moss", as they call it), I could see adding this one to my wardrobe.

This looks great with grey (or black) slacks (and it's half price!)

This grey sweater would go well with black slacks.

I have several shirts that would look good underneath a black vest.

A nice way to store a few pairs of extra slacks while giving you more space in the closet for shirts.

Self-explanatory...