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Men's suits are a humble yet attractive addition to any missionary's wardrobe--but how do you take care of them when they're not on the road with you? Here are a few tips to keep your suits looking just as handsome as the day you bought them.

If you're a sister missionary with a lot of biking in your future, you probably have plenty of questions about clothing, especially how to ride a bike in a skirt.

Are you looking for ways to start your mission off on the right foot? Here are a few simple tips for every step of your mission to help you make a positive impact, connect with your fellow LDS missionaries, and stay healthy and happy.

One Step at a Time

Trying to plan your mission all at once can be a lot of work--and a lot of stress, too. You'll end up running back and forth, researching travel options one minute and worrying about what to wear the next, making almost no progress. That's why it's crucial to get organized and take your mission one step at a time.

Here are some sensible tips for every LDS missionary--before, during, and after your mission.

Before

• Research.

You always want to be prepared. Make sure you know what your role will be, how your values will be utilized, and what is expected of you.

As you are preparing for your upcoming mission, there is one thing, in particular, that's of great importance- your wardrobe. Missionary clothing can be very specific when it comes to requirements for what you can and shouldn't wear. Because of the specific requirements, it can be difficult to decide what to bring if you are going to an extreme climate, especially a cold climate where you'll need layers. Maybe you aren't going to an extreme climate, but you know you'll be serving during the winter in a location that will be cold. No matter your situation, finding the right missionary clothing shouldn't be stressful, which is why we are going to try to break it down for you so you can be prepared.

Do you know how to match shoe color with suit color? Do you know what color socks you should never wear, or when to wear a belt and when not to wear a belt? If not, don't worry--today we're here with some men's wardrobe tips to keep you looking smart and sharp.

Congratulations on receiving your call! You have big things ahead of you. As you start preparing for your upcoming mission, you're likely wondering what kinds of clothing items you'll need to pack. Some items will depend on the climate of the location to which you've been called, but many of the clothing items you'll need are the same across the board.

Are you interviewing for a position, starting a new job, or just brushing up on the rules of the average workplace? One thing that will benefit you in all these situations and more is understanding the language of dress codes--specifically, the difference between business casual and business formal. Let's take a closer look!

Your mission will be full of new people to meet, new places to see, and unique things to do. One thing it shouldn't be full of is stress about staying fit and healthy. Here are a few tips about food, water, and exercise that will make your mission a little bit easier!

Planning a mission in your teens can be a rewarding but overwhelming experience. To help you focus on the good and worry a little less about the stress, here are a few tips for every teenage LDS missionary!

Men's suits can be an attractive addition to your carefully curated wardrobe--but how do you keep them looking just as sharp as the day you bought them? The answer is simple: regular dry cleaning. Here's everything you need to know!