Just got this tweed blazer for free at a thrift store, I’ve been looking for something like this for a while now and finally found one! I’m shooting for that 1890s to 1920s look. But I feel like I added why to many brown colors, do you gents think that it’s to many variations of brown?

Last week my wife and I decided that on our vacation to French Lick, Indiana (her hometown, hometown of Larry Bird, and home of two very beautiful historic hotels) we decided we were going to elope. We had a very small, quiet, and beautiful ceremony. The only bummer was I couldn't wear my self tie bow tie because I couldn't get my hands to not shake (damn TBI)

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So if you have been around in the RMRS community for an AUstralian Winter you know what I am about to break out and bring into Rotation. I love my Coats and Jackets, and as it cools down and heads into Winter I get excited to break them all out. SO I have done a quick series of photos this morning with 6 of my Coats. So lets see who likes which the best 😜

On the first day of the week I like preparing by getting my alignment squared away which means day one equals a church day with the family. Grabbed an uber basic outfit: HSM navy blazer, red p square, CT tattersall oxford shirt, RL red rep tie (1982), charcoal pants, cashmere socks, Alden shell cordovan tassels (1982), Weneger field watch. Then quick nap and prepping for adventure Two The next fishing trip preparation involved a Barbour re-wax since there is potential rain in the Tennessee forecast. Started with a sponge wipe down before church and then left it out in the sun to dry and heat up. After church I boiled a pot of water to put the can of wax into and the brushing began. Lastly left it out in sun to stay heated followed by allowing it to rest in a warmer environment in doors overnight (it will ride in the back of the truck for the 14 hour drive sitting over my Orvis gear Bag to give it about 40 hours to cure). With a 5:15 AM departure I need to get some rest soon. Gear is ready. And so am I!!! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FjJLs29wt7s&feature=youtu.be