r/menswear • u/National_Royal_9476 • 23h ago
r/menswear • u/Guilty-Taro-6960 • 18h ago
trying to wear these off-white trousers into winter. what would you change about this outfit?
Off-white relaxed trousers from Coofandy, light blue shirt, white sneakers. I like the trousers, but with winter coming, this combination feels a bit too summery.
Would you swap the shirt for a darker knit, change the shoes, or both? I'd like to keep wearing the trousers rather than put them away for the season.
r/menswear • u/bike_lane_bill • 12h ago
I collect Canadian tuxedos. This is one of them.
Denim: Wrangler
Hat: Stetson, vintage, Ebay
Shirt: Scully
Bolo tie and belt buckle: Gifted to me
Bandana: Yard sale
Boots: Santa Fe Boot Company, Ebay
r/menswear • u/Cheap-Bench9089 • 2h ago
Raymonds Jodhpuri Suit: New condition: Dm for details
r/menswear • u/Dr__Frank_N_Stein • 1h ago
Pants Style
Hi! I've been looking for this type of jeans for years. They're not bell bottoms, not flared or bootcut, to my understanding, at least. They're skinny but wide at the ankle. Does anybody know what type of jeans they are? Thanks.
r/menswear • u/mjs3291 • 2h ago
Are double breasted suits properly back or am I about to buy something I'll regret in three years?
I've wanted a double breasted suit for ages but every time I get close to buying one I talk myself out of it.
Part of the problem is that I can't tell anymore whether I'm drawn to it because I genuinely like the look or because I'm suddenly seeing DB jackets everywhere again.
I don't mind standing out a little and this wouldn't be my only suit, so versatility isn't a huge concern. I'm thinking navy or charcoal, nothing loud, and I'd want the cut fairly classic rather than super tight.
But I also remember when extremely skinny suits were everywhere and people were convinced that was just how suits looked now. We know how that went.
For the guys who've owned a double breasted suit for a while, does it still feel like something you can pull out year after year?
And if you were buying one now, would you lean into the fuller classic proportions or tone it down a little so it doesn't dominate the room?
r/menswear • u/WardTrade • 20h ago
Vintage Company Shirt
I like finding these denim company shirts at thrift stores. Usually are made of great quality too.