What's to much (or the right amount) wardrobe?

I'm not sure if the goal is to minimize, but for those shirts, turn all the hangers around, and when you wear something, turn the hanger back the right way. Next January get rid of or sell everything pointed the wrong way. Your pants don't seem excessive, though you seem to indicate more jeans than the five you've listed. That's a lot of tshirts but I'm not sure what to tell you about that.

There's no right or wrong answer to this. This is a borderline hobby for a lot of us as well. If you feel you have too much then get rid of what you don't wear.

This reminds me of an interesting documentary I saw on Netflix called "Minimalism: A documentary about the important things". I recommend watching it.

I'm watching that right now...oh my...NASA, we have a problem. 

I'm going to agree with ickes , as well. It is a bit of a hobby. Sure, we wear our stuff out of necessity. But, we are also collectors.

Just today, I mentioned to another forum member, I got into this without knowing exactly where I was headed. I started buying a bunch of cool stuff. But, as it turned out, a bunch of that cool stuff wasn't cool enough, for me. I think, you almost have to go through an "accumulation" stage, to know what hits high up on your personal cool meter.

I say, if you've got something you wear once or twice a month, it fits you well, and it suits your style, whether it's one of 3, or 1 of 30, it's not too much.

I think I have a problem...

The difference is a couple of years for you guys = less than 2 months for me, but I have a master plan. I'll wear wear 1 of each pair continuously until they're broken in. Then begin to wear the same brand new pair.

Ugh, ive been between a 34-36 for the last 10 years. Maybe railcar can do justice if I drop down again

In comparison to some of us here that's just scratching the surface of a full on collection so don't stress too much that you've got too many pairs .

I don't get the doubling up on every pair but who am I to critique someone's purchasing habits. I'm definitely in no position to do so

Well the reason why I double up on pairs is because I love how the fit is. Plus denim aren't the same.

I am definitely not a collector. I have expanded my wardrobe in the past few years, mostly because I now have summer clothes and winter clothes. Prior to that I just kinda wore whatever regardless of weather and was often either too cold or too warm. The line up I have now seems good for me. I wear most everything I have and I like most everything I have and don't feel like there is much missing in any one category. I never look at my clothes in the morning and think, "damn, I don't have anything to wear". I'm pretty hardcore on donating to Goodwill if there is something I haven't worn for a year. For the most part I'm at a point where I can do the one item comes in, one item goes out thing.

I'm not standing in my closet, but if I had to guess, here's my numbers:
3 pairs denim (heresy, I know)
8 pairs chinos (divided evenly between lighter weight twill and heavier canvas/wool)
3 pairs dress pants (light to medium weight wool)
15 dress shirts (mix of oxfords, poplin, chambray, etc in various weights depending on season...this is mostly what I wear to work)
4 work shirts (thicker shirts that I wouldn't wear to my office job, but wear on the weekend)
8 polo shirts (just worn in summer)
5 sweaters
10 T shirts (colored and/or print)
8 T shirts specifically worn as undershirts (I like ribbedTee brand)
5 pairs shorts
one sweatpant, one sweatshirt, a hoodie, a few other random athletic type items
I own one suit which I don't think I've worn for about 2 years (this is a little bit of a catch 22 for me...if I had a suit I liked, I might wear it more often, but how do I justify buying a new suit since I never wear one?)
I also have a khaki blazer that I wear on the rare occasions I need a jacket and tie.

I don't think I will specifically do a one year no spend, but I think I'm at a decent equilibrium right now (unless of course the IH 170 becomes available on Rakuten...I already know the work shirt that will go to Goodwill in its place).

I dont know man. I have slowed buying down to good deals or interesting pieces. Less and less catches my eye lately but thats ok. In the meantime I do like variety and keeping things fresh so I will continue to buy and rotate things in and out.

I highly recommend the "old bull,young bull" approach.  At your stage I think the tendency is to add quickly because something might not be available if you wait, or see something you think you just have to have.  If you use discipline, you will save money from impulse buys, and not end up with stuff you don't wear much, or not at all.  Pick wisely.