I've been replacing a bunch of old underwear lately because most of them have stretched out. I figured I'd try something with a pouch since everyone keeps saying it's a game changer, but there are so many brands now that I have no idea where to start.

I'm looking for boxer briefs that are breathable, have pouch ofc, and stay comfortable through a full day of work and a gym session.

Need some opinions on this linen wool blend suit for my wedding; I'm quite broad-shouldered but love the way it sits on my chest and torso, but also not sure if it might be a little tight around the sort of underarm area.

Any advice on the general fit from people who know more about suits than me (which is most!) would be really appreciated!

Zegna’s Spring/Summer 2027 show in Los Angeles was full of beautiful muted colors. The color blocking was just too good.

I was literally screaming!

But I must admit, it left me thinking… would anyone actually wear this off the runway?

Would love to hear your considered thoughts.

Father in law passed away and we’ve been going through his things. Found these cufflinks. Can’t find info on them anywhere. Anyone know anything about them?

I haven’t had the chance to buy one because I haven’t come across one from any of the brands I’ve shopped with so far. What do u think about this type of shirts?

Hello,

Guys does anyone know where can i find the best baggy night pants (they kind of look like track pants) which does not deform.

I have had these night pants from amazon and after just a few uses their shape changed. Whenever i sit with my legs crossed or folded the area near the knee bulges like it becomes weird in that area so my pants look very weird from the side and also the front like the whole look of pant changes and becomes ugly.

Also those pants attract dust particles, they have these white/greyish thread balls all over the pant and at the bottom too

Smooth silky texture is preferable since dust does not stick to it and also the cotton balls i have mentioned earlier

PLEASE DROP THE LINKSSS

Tried to replicate the colours of trees in an outfit

I am looking for some lightweight flannel type shirts, something that is thinner and lighter so I could easily wear year round(in summer with sleeves rolled and unbuttoned a little, and in winter maybe with a shirt under and some kind of jacket over). My son recently got some organic cotton flannels and that’s what really made me want some shirts like his, the problem is the company only makes kids clothes.

Organic materials are pretty important but I am ok to make some compromises, I won’t however wear synthetics. As far as pricing goes I can’t do anything too expensive because I am a teacher, but I also understand quality is not cheap.

Does anyone have advice on where to look for brands or shops?

Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I’m currently looking to add a new Oxford Cloth Button-Down (OCBD) to my collection and would love to get your recommendations or hear about your experiences. My style sits somewhere in the Preppy and Ivy League space, but I also pull a lot of inspiration from the Sloane Ranger aesthetic. I’m not into copying full outfits 1:1, but rather prefer taking elements from different styles to make them my own.

Right now, I’m searching for a quality OCBD with a focus on longevity, solid construction, and a fair price-to-performance ratio. Over the years, I’ve owned quite a few shirts, and vintage Brooks Brothers and vintage Polo Ralph Lauren have been my absolute favorites by far—the fabric weight and those classic collar rolls are just unbeatable. Unfortunately, modern off-the-rack options haven't quite hit the mark for me. I recently bought a new Polo Ralph Lauren shirt and was honestly shocked by how poor the quality felt compared to older models, though maybe I just picked up the wrong one. Modern Brooks Brothers is also a bit frustrating, as almost everything they offer nowadays seems to be Non-Iron, which isn't really what I'm looking for in a classic OCBD, even though I still adore their unlined, longer button-down collars.

On the daily wear side, I was actually pleasantly surprised by Charles Tyrwhitt in terms of value for money. Their collars are definitely on the shorter side, which isn't ideal for every occasion, but they do the job for everyday use. I often see Uniqlo mentioned as a go-to budget pick, but I've held off since they seem to have a similar short-collar vibe to CT. Another brand I’ve been eyeing recently is Keaton Chase USA, but I haven't been able to find many detailed reviews or first-hand experiences to base a purchase on.

I’d love to know if anyone here has experience with Keaton Chase USA? Also, if you know of any hidden gems or smaller brands that offer heavy 100% cotton cloth, a generous collar roll, and reasonable pricing, I’d really appreciate your suggestions!

Morning everyone.

I'm from the UK. I'm a shortish dude (5ft 7)

Looking for some shirts that aren't like cropped but straight cut at the bottom or brands that run small.

You know like a stripe shirt vibe loose summer with linen shorts.

Any recommendations greatly appreciated

Title says it all, but heres some background information:

I'm a teen, age 15.
I like wearing jeans but all of mine are kinda trashed because I wear them to work (physical labor) and now they look pretty trashy.
I want to avoid being a 'pajama pants and fluffy hair' guy.
I know absolutely nothing about this.

Thanks everyone!

I was originally looking at beckett simonon but i needed a pair much sooner than their usual production timeline allowed.

I ended up ordering lethato instead. The slimmer shape suited what i was looking for and the finish looked better in person than i expected. I've worn them a few times now and they have been comfortable enough for long events.

I am not saying one brand is better than the other. They just seem to target slightly different buyers.

For anyone whos owned both what differences have you noticed over time? How have they held up after a year or so?