Sherry Taylor

Q: Men’s Health says that 29% of men do this 7 or more times each week?

A: put on cologne or aftershave

STYLE AND THE AVERAGE GUY

(from Men’s Health)

  • The average guy spends $107 on dry cleaning each year.
  • 60 percent of men know they should separate whites and colors in the wash.
  • 50 percent of men have worn a t-shirt with a decal or design under a dress shirt and suit.
  • 44 percent of men’s jobs require them to wear business casual attire, while 12 percent require a suit and 27 percent can wear whatever they want.
  • 1 in 9 men would punch a male co-worker for saying, “Wow, you look like a model in a fashion magazine.”
  • The average guy’s favorite shirt collar is a spread point.
  • The average guy’s favorite shirt color is navy blue.
  • 29 percent of men put on cologne or aftershave seven or more times a week.

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