The reason billionaire Mark Zuckerberg likes to wear gray t-shirts to work
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg at the 2017 F8 Developers Conference. (Photo: David Paul Morris | Bloomberg via Getty Images)
In a 2014 interview, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg shared the reason he has this habit.
Although the person who asked this question expected Mark Zuckerberg to respond humorously, he responded very seriously. He said that choosing simple clothes, even having no other options in his wardrobe, allows him to focus more on work.
Mark Zuckerberg replied: "I want my life to be simple, with as few decisions as possible, except to serve the community."
Zuckerberg says his wardrobe consists of about 20 identical gray T-shirts.
“I am truly blessed to be in the position I am in,” he added. “Every day I wake up and serve over a billion people.”
He revealed that even the smallest decisions like what to eat or what to wear in the morning can take up unnecessary energy.
"I feel like I'm not doing my job well if I'm spending my energy on things that are silly or frivolous in my life," Zuckerberg added.
Nearly a decade has passed since this Q&A, and it seems Mark Zuckerberg is still very loyal to his simple yet distinctive wardrobe.
On rare occasions, he has been seen wearing a navy blue crew-neck long-sleeved shirt, a beige boxy shirt, a khaki sweatshirt, and even a sweater. During important government meetings, he wears a suit instead of his usual gray T-shirt.
However, when it comes to Mark Zuckerberg's outfit, people will immediately think of the "combo" of jeans and a gray T-shirt. This is the unique characteristic of the Facebook founder.
The Price of Those Boring Gray T-shirts Mark Zuckerberg Wears Every Day
The image of a wardrobe full of gray T-shirts was shared by Mark Zuckerberg himself. (Photo: FBNV)
In fact, Mark Zuckerberg’s plain gray T-shirts are simple but not simple at all. You will be surprised to know that they are custom-made from a famous Italian designer. Each shirt costs between $300 and $400 and most importantly, they are not widely available.
Remember in early August last year, a 26-year-old Australian fashion entrepreneur named Klaus Buchroithner came up with the idea of launching "copies" of Mark Zuckerberg's T-shirts. Each shirt, which he named Zuckerberg Shirt, costs 40 Euros and is sold in the US and EU countries. Klaus Buchroithner affirmed that all profits from this activity will be donated to the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, an organization founded by Mark and his wife, Priscilla Chan, with the goal of impacting issues from health to education.
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