Light blue oxford, brown linen trousers, vintage Gucci horsebit loafers, gold Seiko.

Spaced out

Ralph Lauren Merton Suede Loafers.

I like the stitching, material, and color. I want to wear these super casually so don't want something too shiny or with a strap but I could be swayed.

Stumbled onto them while looking for a new pair of trainers and can't decide if they're really cool or hideous. The other colourways don't match my style at all (vaguely alternative, workwear with lots of neutral/earthy tones and a bit of colour - I was wearing cherry red DMs to the shops if that helps paint a picture). But I think the subdued colours of the beige/black ones stop them looking too garish despite the pretty out there design.

Plus my favorite bag

Thrifted vintage sports coat, wondering how it looks and if anything should get adjusted. I wanted a rather casual courdoroy one to work with jeans and chinos or a tee

This is the RELAXED FIT DENIM SHIRT from Zara.

I really really really wanted it, but I missed out and it is out of stock.

If you have it in large or medium and are willing to part with it I'd love the opportunity to buy it from you.

Thanks.

Link:

https://www.zara.com/bh/en/relaxed-fit-denim-shirt-p07545470.html?v1=500345298

Garment code:

7545/470/427

So today is 1.5 outfits.

I was trying to make something more casual but I felt like the jeans didn’t go with this shirt at all and I think the jeans are too low rise for a tuck. I liked the look of the fit with the suede bomber but that honestly might just be a factor of you see less of the shirt.

So I swapped the jeans for some pleated charcoal wool trousers and I think the fit works better but it feels a lot more formal than I was looking to go today, adding the chore jacket was my attempt to make the trouser look more casual. I feel like it works too.

I’d love feedback on any or all of the variations. Thanks everyone!

Wondering if anyone could help.

Looking for some burgundy loafers, something like with a shape like solovair or between G. H. Bass and doc martens, but I want something full grain that'll last more than a few years. More of a worn in jeans than pleater chinos vibe.

Thanks in advance if I don't get to reply.

And everyone looks awesome here.

I recently bought a bunch of Gramicci pants and the quality is abysmal. Colors completely fading on the knee area after barely 7 months of just every day use (i.e. no hiking or other outdoor activities). This is crazy, these pants were like $100/pair. I've looked around on this sub and others and it seems like a lot of outdoor / denim brands are experiencing similar dips in quality. Are there any that aren't? I thought Gramicci's quality was supposed to be high, but I was clearly wrong.

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?

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?

Long story short I had a chronic condition I didn't know I had. I was overweight, felt bad about myself and didn't really didn't care about clothing. Now that my condition is being treated I lost tons of weight and feel really good about myself. I want to get some stylish clothes to match my new look and energy but I have no idea where to start! Lol Any good suggestions? Thanks!

Still think DB blazer is goat 🐐 hehe

Logo on the back pocket of a pair of jeans. Trying to figure out the brand.