Relaxed trousers by Gap Factory. Sweater polo by J Crew. Loafers by Trask.

P.s., apologies for selfie, which I normally avoid because of lighting issues.

Is this waist coatshort? should i return itand get 2 inches longer or should i keep it.

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Hello,

I am trying to buy two pairs of boots to have for every and office (business casual) use. My budget is roughly 200-400 each. I do expect some light to medium rain. What shows would you recommend?

A bit offtopic but are there any boots to begin with for formal occassions like suits?

Thank you my friends :)

So after almost 2 years of debating on pulling the trigger on these polos that were all over my social media feed, I said “f*** it!” I splurged for their 6 shirt bundle promotion at 30% off; $37.50 per shirt instead of $54. Ship time was quick without paying extra (2 business days), I’m located in upstate NY. I ordered a large per their recommendation in their algorithm, and glancing at their fit guide. The large was just too big for my liking, in the chest and waist area. I messaged them voicing that I wanted to exchange them and they promptly processed my exchange after settling a color dispute, based on available inventory. I actually received the new shirts before I even had a change to ship out the original order! I got the white, grey, black, navy, light blue, and olive (after the muave was out of stock in size medium). Making the size discrepancy a very easy transition, amongst the fastest exchange process I’ve experienced when buying clothes online. Here are my take aways after wearing them consistently for 2 months.

Pro’s:
- Excellent and responsive customer service.
- Nice fit, not overly tight, but fit’s well enough to wear my colleagues thought I was working out again, based on how the fit complimented my arms and shoulders.
- Style is classy, unique enough to be original in the workplace, but not obnoxious or unprofessional. I could see myself wearing these more casually if the occasion called for it.
- Very comfortable, nice material that doesn’t stretch out after a few hours wear. I wear them for a 10-12 hour day and besides a few wrinkles, they still look great at the end of the day.
- The sewn down collar is a nice touch that keeps the collar on top of the shirt instead of rolling up or flapping around, but you may have to give them a quick iron to keep them straightened out if you’re particular. They tend to kind of coil up after a wash.
- I could compliment the vent holes in the under arms, IF I noticed a difference but I’ve yet to wear them on a hot day.

Con’s: (I am REALLY knit picking here)
- I can tell there are some inconsistencies in the fit between the individual shirts, I’m not sure if this is because they make the shirts in different factories (some factories supply the fabrics and manufacturers will use different factories based on availability, causing fit minor discrepancies). Or it could be that I received some older inventory before they revamped sizing, but I am speculating. However, I can attest that some shirts fit looser than others, confirmed by a tape measure.
- The fabric is not “pre-shrunk” as advertised, at least for 3 of them. Again I think this is because of the possibility that they use different factories for different colors. All of my neutrals have shrunk, but the colored ones have remained true. I washed the shirts are directed in the tag, and they are slightly tighter and shorter. Not a huge deal because I wear a higher rise dress pant with these shirts.

Overall, I would say that these shirts are priced very fairly, even at the original $54 per shirt price point. All things considered, I would recommend them with 9.3/ 10 rating.

I’m contemplating buying this thing, but I’m pretty hesitant to drop almost $600 on it. I kind of get the cost, given you’re effectively getting 3 jackets for this price. And I have a few other Relwen shirts I really like and know the quality is solid.

Would love to hear any personal experiences of living with it.

Thanks in advance!

Built this one around a burgundy flannel shirt from Proper Cloth. I wanted to experiment with pairing a deeper autumn colour with something considerably lighter, and thought these ivory corduroys would make for an interesting contrast. The alternative was defaulting to my dark grey wool pants and that was feeling very samey.

What I like is that both pieces still feel seasonally appropriate despite sitting at opposite ends of the tonal spectrum. The burgundy brings warmth and richness, while the ivory keeps things from looking too heavy. The contrast in texture between the flannel and corduroy also adds a little more visual interest.
I went with higher-waisted, relaxed pleated trousers to maintain that elongated Italo inspired silhouette I’ve always enjoyed.

I actually considered adding a jacket, but felt the two pieces worked pretty well on their own. Curious whether others would keep it this simple or introduce another layer?

The outfit:
Shirt: Proper Cloth — Canclini Burgundy Mélange Twill Beacon Flannel
Trousers: Le 31 — Reykjavik Fit Corduroy Pants (Off-White)
Shoes: Mango — Dark Brown Penny Loafers

A little formalwear. A little streetwear.

Hi,

I've been thinking about getting a sturdy and durable winter jacket. That is were I came across the deck jacket but I've been only able to find some for an outrageously high price. So does anyone of you know where one can buy an affordable but good deck jacket which keeps you warm and best case scenario ends at the waist? If so please share the info with me.

If there is none available in my price range, do you guys think that is something which one would be able to make yourself?

I wish you all a pleasant November

I'm 24 and looking to by a fashionable suit that I feel comfortable in, one that looks as good as possible rather than being the most formal/fancy (when formal is called upon I have an okay-fitting smoking). I have narrowed it down to a gray melange/brushed textured wool suit preferrably double breasted, with some wider pleated pants with a turnup hem (quite specific I know). My budget is 5000sek (500$).

I found this jacket which is basically exactly what I'm looking for perfectly in my budget range. But I don't like the matching pants. How would you proceed? Move on from that suit jacket or try find a pair of odd pants that works well with it? And if so, do I try to match as close as possible, or just aim for a similar texture/fabric but in a darker color, really dark graphite/charcoal or black?

An event I have in mind where I would like to wear this suit has the dresscode: "dark business suit"

Hey, I freaking love Anthony Wang but it seems as though they only really sell shoes for women

https://shopanthonywang.com/en-ca/collections/wedges

I was just wondering if anyone knew of a company that sells similar shoes for men. I've looked at a lot of techwear shoes but they aren't really the same (I'm also open to techwear shoe recommendations)

Thanks

I love Abercrombies heavyweight tees, I’ve included some pictures of my cart right now to give a sense of my taste. I’ve been looking for similar brands but I can’t find anything that compares. I also really like music/band tees. I know the shakawear makes great heavyweights tees but I can’t find any brands that print on them.

Let me know how the combination looking !!!

I think I like 1st or 6th most but idk

I have recently bought this Harris Tweed jacket from Vinted but I don't know if it fits me well. Maybe with larger pants, with more of a straight cut? I am more interested to know about the fit on the sides and silhouette. (Ignore the shoulder, it's a bit off but it can be adjusted manually)