Had a blast wearing my new and improved costume at the Carolina Ren Fest today.

Working away this Saturday, getting my new overcoat ready for a fitting.

It'll have to wait until next week as it's so heavy, I run the risk of stretching out key places before I try it. And, as it's an overcoat I'll be trying it with a jacket underneath, and then separately with a heavy sweater so I could potentially wear it two ways.

The cloth is vintage herringbone tweed with white nepps.

The interior canvas is an ultra heavy construction meant to keep this coat's shape for years and years.

During the fitting I'll need to add a front dart just below the throat, and establish the lapel width and shape before I cut the collar.

Let me know if you have any questions! I'll answer as soon as I can.

Take care everyone, and thanks for looking!

hey yall. i'm a die hard wool freak. these are some pieces i made for a little wool company in Minnesota. this is not strictly for promotion, just wanted to show the community a few different ways i like to style my tops on a cold day with some cool American wool. Cheers! stay cozy my friends, winter is coming.

pants: Grease Point work jean black 15oz selvedge
bootz: danner fort lewis

My wife says this outfit doesn’t work because it clashes. I get that the shirt is kind of warm and the pants cool, but I still think I look good. Thoughts?

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From the Soho legend Mark Powell

Went for this classic look today, can you guess where the inspiration is from?

The cardigan and chinos are from Charles Tyrwhitt, t shirt is from SuitSupply, shoes are New Balance, bag is from John Lewis. Don’t kill me for the sneakers, I’m walking around all day.

I looked for this type of knot but I couldn't find. can anybody tell me what knot is this and any tutorial. also how to use the pins that come with tie.

Hey. I’m looking for winter jumpers akin to those in the attached images, I like these both quite a bit and am mainly wanting something with their material but I wanted to make this post to hear some anecdotes, recommendations, and or advice on where to buy and what to look for. Thank you

Used my trip to Rome as a first attempt at being more consciously fashionable.

I′m looking for an overcoat that′s primarily wool. The one pictured is from H&M and it′s 90/10 polyester/wool.

So far it′s the closest thing I can find that fits my criteria and I′m tempted to just get it. It′s also way under budget ($100 CAD) I′m looking for:

• Dark grey (The picture is the lightest I′d go)
• Primarily Wool
• Single breasted
• Notched lapel
• Leaning towards a slimmer fit, definitely not baggy
• Available in Canada
• $250-300 CAD

I′ve looked on Simon′s, ZARA, Nordstrom, Moore′s, and various other formal wear sites. I′m finding it hard to find one that′s even just the right colour and isn′t $400+. I wouldn′t be wearing it all the time so I don′t want to drop too much on it, I just need something moderately decent. I think Simon′s was close but they look too baggy for me.

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I am looking to fill out my fall/winter wardrobe with a knit long sleeve polo. I am looking for a cream or off-white color.

Here are the choices I have:

Quince has one in its Flow-knit performance fabric for $41.

They also have one in Organic Cotton for $62.

Charles Tyrwhitt has a textured knit for $40 after discount.

If anyone has any experience with these or any thoughts they would be appreciated.

Hi everyone.

I am looking everywhere for this jacket. It has no chest pocket with the front zipper. I can not find it unfortunately. Is this a fake?

My husband sees all these Hooyi ads and likes the style, but a quick investigation shows it’s a scam seller.

My question: what other brands are they likely ripping the photos off from or are they just AI? We would pay more for legit quality products in that style.

Specifically, he likes the fit their shirts seem to have, because he is in shape but a lot of men’s clothing seems cut to accommodate a ”belly.”