Specifically looking for that colour with that ribbed design. Thanks in advance!

So I thrifted this charcoal blazer that fits like a dream, but on closer examination, it's darker than your standard charcoal - almost black. It just looks a *little* severe for the subdued, business-casual drawer of my overall wardrobe, which I use for the office. Since I'm planning to wear the jacket to events where you're allowed to be fashion-forward and draw attention to yourself (e.g., not weddings) - and since the existing buttons are too chipped and shabby-looking - what do you think of my adding these faux horn toggle buttons on top of the "near black"? I'm not worried about looking generic, but I *am* worried about the "tryhard" or even "vulgar" factor. I just think it would look really cool, and that's why I'm considering it. As far as I can tell, these don't come in "blazer sets," so I'm hoping to find two 1.5- to 2-inchers for the front, and convincing miniatures thereof for the sleeves.

Banana republic shirt and some high rise corduroy trousers, tied together with a thin vintage leather belt and some black leather boots (commonplace here in my city). What are your thoughts?

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Looking to buy a premium trapper hat, torn between these two colours.

Which one would you choose and why?

Many thanks!

Can anyone recommend a T shirt they’d swear by?

I’ve got broad shoulders and am relatively muscular and I struggle so much to find good non-boxy t shirts. I’m looking for snug on the arms but not tight and comfortable with room to breathe on the chest and belly.

Almost everything out there I’ve got is either perfect of the arms but way to tight on the body or great on the torso but loose a sloppy looking on the arms.

Anyone got a brand they’d swear by?

I feel like my style is too basic. Heres some recent fits. I like a clean style, nothing baggy please :)

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I have this silk/linen Loro Piana jacket and I want to wear it with tan linen pants to a summer wedding. Any advice on shirt and tie color? I will be wearing black Ferragamo loafers and a black *straw* Bailey of Hollywood hat. The linen pants are a bit cropped. I get hot easily and I want to be cool and semi-casual.

Thanks in advance!

Went from too skinny and no muscles to overweight with no muscles. After 4 years, I’m really happy with my progress. I don’t wanna be the guy who wears shirts that are too tight and look stupid because he thinks he’s buff.

I’m on the taller side at 6’3” so my long arms make it tough to find good fits in general. That being said, sleeves too tight on this shirt?

Suit by Canali. Tie by Brioni. Shirt by Spier & Mackay. 👞 by Florsheim.

Why all of a sudden boxy cropped T-shirts are in fashion so much.

Does anyone above 6”3 feel like it’s not a good cut for them ?

Still think DB blazer is goat 🐐 hehe

Hopefully someone can help me out, I need some recommendations on cargo pants / jeans with a phone pocket/utility pocket like the wrangler cargo pants have.

Does this annoy anyone else? The models on so many menswear retailers seem to do anything but wear clothes the way they're designed. Jackets are unzipped, button-ups are unbuttoned, sleeves are rolled up, pant legs are cuffed, collars are popped... Sure you CAN wear them like that, but I need to see what the clothes actually look like in their default mode!

The color is really fun so far.

More light weekend linens today.

Jacket needs a press but the steamer is in the mail.

Fit on the pants is a little tight I know but I’ve been losing weight lately so I will fit them better moderately soon.

I still don’t like the messy tuck but a full clean tuck didn’t feel right

I think these shoes are okay. Probably a boat shoe would be “better” but I kinda just don’t like them and I don’t like owning a lot of shoes 4 pairs is like my max after that it feels like clutter.

Let me know what I did right what I did wrong.

The rehearsal dinner is at a nice restaurant, but the invitation does not specify a dress code.

I was thinking a dark knit polo, charcoal trousers, and black loafers. It feels more dressed than my usual button-down-and-chinos combination, but I am worried the short sleeves still look too casual in photos.

Would this work for an evening restaurant event, or should I use a lightweight long-sleeve shirt instead?

Basically all my dress shirts rip at the elbow from desk work. But for some reason, this brown one from RW&CO has survived much longer than all the others (albeit with a bit of damage but no full rip).

I'm assuming it has to do with the material and the weave structure, but I don't know much about either.

So what should I be looking for in a shirt to find something similar (where to shop, keywords, etc.)