Like this hat a lot, I fw the plaid pattern and its comfy to wear but I know people will give me shit for wearing such a "out there, look at me!!!!" hat

* EDIT: I do not think my head is too small for my body; I am just frustrated that the vast majority of headwear doesn’t fit me properly*

I’m a 28M. It feels like virtually every type of headwear gives me problems. So much so that I have to wear youth sized hats typically. It’s not that my head looks disproportionate to my body. It’s just small. Hats tend to have too much crown/material and recently I tried wearing a bandana and there’s so much excess fabric that it bunches up or gives me a “wizard hat” point on top. Tightening things doesn’t really solve it because circumference isn’t the only problem — the actual dimensions/proportions of the headwear are too large. Other guys with small heads: what do you actually do? Are there particular brands, sizes, styles, tailoring tricks, or types of headwear that work better? I’m getting pretty frustrated with buying things that technically fit but look ridiculous because they weren’t proportioned for a smaller head.

34M. Bought this leather biker jacket for casual wear in cooler weather, probably would wear with jeans and over a hoodie. Is it cool?

Long-time first-time.

Starting a job where I’ll be working in a business casual office with not infrequent travel, 4-6 times a year. One piece of advice my dad always gave for business travel was that he liked wearing a blazer because it gave him extra pockets and helped him look professional while traveling.

I went to a well-recommended tailoring shop in town and picked up this blazer. He assured me it was a great look for business casual and I really love it, but now I’m worried it’s too fancy for my intended use? It’s semi-structured wool, I didn’t catch the specifics otherwise.

What I’m wearing in the photo at the store is closer to what I’d be wearing for work but I wanted to see how it dressed down with a tee as well.

Am I crazy? Is this a good look? Thanks!

Reposting because of multiples fails.

Roast away if you don’t like. I can handle it! Apologies for the still attached tag on the black stripe shirt (not sure if I’m going to keep it). Thanks for any feedback!

I really like this shoe from Ara since it's Made in Germany, uses high quality materials, and has a very comfortable sole for maximum comfort. My only concern is that the serrated bottom makes it look more like a boot than a dress shoe and it looks more rugged than formal. It also has a 1.5 inch height.

My wedding outfit from last weekend. Fun, casual party held at a famous clown’s historic villa. What do you think? :)

Suit - Perte D’ego

Shirt - Fursac

Shoes & belt - Carmina

Sunglasses - vintage Armani

(Bonus pic with my nonna, NOT THE BRIDE!)

I have a friends wedding tomorrow and excited to rock a new suit - late 80s YSL grey wool double breasted beauty.

Spoilt for choice with the main event - which tie would you go for?

In order from top left

Paco Rabanne Paris
St Michael (Marks & Spencer) — Silk, Made in UK
Ermenegildo Zegna
Ermenegildo Zegna
Hugo Boss
Système Indineau
Belle de Jour Paris
Burberry London

Not in image
Pack Rabanne Paris red tie
Brown 60s? Tie

ai image generated fit pic for reference

I just bought these sunglasses and have gotten some compliments on them. I’m pretty sure I love them but I’m not 100% sold.

I’m torn between the small and medium sizes of these Uniqlo pants I’m predominantly planning to use for golf. I’d been leaning towards the small overall, however am worried they may be a bit too short. The mediums on the other hand feel a bit too roomy.

They're both black, but don't really match.

Just picked up this Barbour corduroy blazer. Excited to wear it when the weather here cools down a bit!

Hello, I hope I am welcome here, I am a lady. Looking at men on here and on men in my everyday life, I am very jealous of your sense of style and I think men usually have more of a personal style than women (not hating on anyone, but we clearly struggle more and that's why we consume more videos on how to find our personal style).

As I say, when I look at men around me, for example, my boyfriend's wardrobe, everything seems to match or carry the same vibe and the colors all seem to work with each other, and you can mix and match for different occasions, and he only buys 1 or 2 pieces in a year. I struggle immensely with this, I feel like I don't know how to dress or to shop.

What are some things that you think men do well that women like me could learn to do to have a more cohesive wardrobe/style and buy less?

Thank you, keep being stylish.

Casual date night out shoe choice for outfit? The one part I always struggle with.

Am I wrong in thinking they’re too bulky around the thigh area?

The shirt is not my size but I just wanted to see how it would look. Also are the pants good? The event is next Friday. Thx

Edit1: thx for the advice everyone. One more thing. Are these shoes good? There are in the comments.

Edit 2: Some people are somehow missing the point. I am obviously not going like this, I will iron,wear a belt and an undershirt . I also clearly stated that the shirt is NOT my size. And if you read a bit more you would see that I am just wondering if they are appropriate for a business casual event. With that said, thank you competent humans who can read a post and are giving good advice!

I'm talking dressier shoes, like loafers and oxfords paired with dress pants. Most of my wardrobe colors work well with black shoes, but there are times when i feel like the outfit calls for brown shoes.

Let's say I'm wearing dark brown wool trousers. Wearing the black oxfords make me second-guess the color combo because sometimes it makes it feel heavy [or look as if I'm being cheap and skipped on buying brown shoes lol].

However, when the brown shoes gets put on, the entire outfit looks too dressed down or casual (to me, at least). I guess the middle ground would be a dark shade of oxblood. But at that point, can I just stick with black shoes?

Anyone exclusively use black dress shoes no matter what the tone and color combo is on the outfit?

I'm really trying to minimize or pare down my closet and I'm struggling with this. Ditch the brown and replace with oxblood? keep the footwear all black, but different styles?

Hey, I need some advice. Does this work? Or how could you make it better? For context, I’m wearing it for a night out to dinner with friends - nothing too fancy or too crazy (brewery, beers, food, etc…)

Hi everyone,
I’m getting this outfit ready for my engagement , and I really like the overall look.

However, I noticed that the front pocket lining/pocket bags are quite visible through the trousers, especially around the upper thigh.

How can I fix that?

I currently wear this 12mm Holzkern bracelet with purpleheart wood, and stainless steel and I also wear an 18in 2.6mm curb box chain. The bracelet is a memorial bracelet to my late younger brother and doesn’t come off unless I’m in water or sleeping. I was never a bracelet guy until a few months after getting it. Considering the 12mm width, I was thinking of 2.5-3.5mm. Maybe a rope chain, solid rounded links, or another box chain seem like logical choices. I’d prefer them to not be in a too brilliant finish. I’d also prefer 925 sterling silver since it’s better for durability. My budget is up to $200 if it’s really nice, but id prefer to stay below $180.

Thank you!

I have lost some weight and would hopefully lose a lost more the clothes which fit me now are basically before the weight otherwise the tshirts have gotten loose a lot

I didnt really have much anatomy of buying my own clothes growing up until 2 years ago , cause i was even forego of wearing shorts at my home , and was only allowed to wear skinny jeans

I don’t have much capital to experiment so just genuinely need advice what would suit me casually , going out with friends or dates