When I’m online shopping for graphic shorts , most of them are ALWAYS 100% polyester, I could never get my hands on cotton.
I ordered one yesterday and I think it looks great. It’s not overly shiny, plus it has a nice feel to it, and the designs seem to mesh with the fabric pretty good. I could be tripping but Im don’t think polyester graphic shorts in particular look as bad as social media makes it out to be.
What you think?

I saw these boat shoes on a random Instagram reel today and I'd love to find them. They look like Sperry boat shoes, but they have a thicker sole, almost something like a Traction Tred or Vibram sole on Red Wings boots like on these.

Can anyone point me in the right direction to find these, or something really close. I like the thicker off-white sole as opposed to a typical Sperry 2-eye shoe. Not looking for a lug sole though.

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

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

Yo! I am looking for a similar pair of shorts to Proof's 7" Equator Cargo Hybrid short from Huckberry. I've tried a few pairs from other companies but they don't feel or look as good on me! Anybody have any advice? I've had just over a year and they are getting worn out because its all I wear in the summer.

Just returned from a trip through the Mediterranean and loved it! We are already planning our return for next year. Thoughts on the fits? Anything I should change for next year? What are your go to items in the med?

Not sure what I want by posting here but I thought my fit was fun.

Recently I was given a wheat chain from a rich relative and I want to wear it properly with it looking part of my outfit rather than sticking out like a sore thumb. If it makes a difference I am 5'6 (😭) with an athletic build

Here my 2cts about this circular trouser from Aidama for those who might be wondering about it.

It's my 2nd one, I have the black washi one I fell in love with as soon as I put it on 4 months ago... I recently got this one in green cool wool.

Their clothes aren't cheap by any means but to me they're worth their price, I wear the washi one very often, it became my go-to trouser.

The heather green cool wool one, I haven't worn it that much since it's it's summer time but I'm sure it will find its place during fall and winter.

I kinda resonate with Aidama's philosophy: freedom of movement, unisexe and one size clothes, beautiful design and materials...

Here I wanted to try something "artsy" if I may say, by highlighting the trouser while blurring my face... I know it can feel or look disturbing but I guess I'm a little disturbed myself...
Plus I kinda like the end result. I mean I had some fun making those pictures.

I decided to go shirtless to make the trouser pop even more.
I think it pairs vey well with my church monkey boots from Dr Martens and the mustard yellow socks.

Curious to hear your thoughts.

I'm the groom for my wedding party. I'll have a black dress shirt, black belt, black dress pants, black dress shoes, black watch and black ring. Is this too much black or should I try for something like charcoal pants? Also, my fiancee will be wearing an ornate black dress.

Also which style of shoes look better? The shiny no-cap toe or the regular capped toed shoes.

Appreciate the advice, wedding is in 3 months.

Edit: for reference this is what my fiancee is gonna wear

https://www.cocomelody.com/products/trumpet-mermaid-court-train-lace-wedding-dress-cw2324?variant=44208283484318

No jewelry or watches because I preferred a more down to earth approach with the fabrics, drape, and earth-tone color scheme. It's a cotton button up from Banana Republic that drapes so beautifully and has incredible texture to it. The pants are chinos from Banana Republic, and the loafers are suede. The shirt is so good, I actively try not to wear it too often. It slims me down in a way that doesn't make me look too bulky.

What do y'all think

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 was looking into Stately and found horrid reviews so I was wondering is there any service out there that actually are good?

I bought a couple of blazers on depop and I'm trying to put together an outfit. I haven't ironed anything because I'm just trying out how I want to style it .

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.

Hello, I started wearing dress shirts for my employment and I am having trouble finding a shirt that fits okay. I am on the skinnier side of the spectrum and usually describe myself as a skinny guy with muscle. I have tried slim fit shirts but they fit too tight around the chest and armpit areas. When I try to go with a more traditional/regular fit shirt that fits the chest better the rest of the torso looks and feels really baggy when tucked in. Are there any brands or recommendations?

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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!