I like the color and thickness, but I feel something is off. Thoughts? Its thick, it's burgundy, it's mostly wool, but I dunno.....it's just doesn't feel sharp. Maybe I'm pairing it wrong?

Is this acceptable? If it's not, how can I make it work? I don't mean this in a rude way, but to be honest, I don't care if it's in vogue, or simply not; I just want to do it because I really like the casual thing. Collared shirts are nice, but t-shirts are easier and sometimes it feels really nice to wear them and not have to tuck in my shirt and all that jazz. I also really like sports jackets; I just want to merge the two, and be classy AND casual at the same time. If so, what kinds and what colors are best? Im thinking neutral -- black, white, grey, brown, pink, blue, etc. Which goes better with a sports jacket -- v-neck or crew? I also don't like traditional dress shoes as I've been wearing Vibrams 5 fingers for nearly a decade now and I just can't/won't wear anything else -- definitely not oxfords, lace ups, boots, or really anything with a sole. They hurt! I don't know how you guys do it, but tbh, after wearing 5-fingers for so many years, my feet, posture, and fitness has drastically improved, while my tolerance for soled shoes has just diminished to absolute zero, and if it's not comfortable, I just won't touch it (men's dress shoes are notoriously expensive and terribly uncomfortable, IMHO). The thing is I highly doubt they 'go' with a nice wardrobe. But truth be told, they first appeared on the scenes by someone on the red carpet who wore them with a suit. So, who says I can't? Is just choosing black or a shoe that doesn't pop, and take away from the jacket? My goal is to find a way to find a way to really do the sports jacket, T, occasional collared shirt, barefoot shoe thing. So, two different topics here: 1) Wearing a t-shirt with a sports jacket, jeans. Is it possible to do well, or must you always go collared shirt? 2) How to **not/never again**-wear dress shoes, and make that work. Thanks in advance. PS I don't think this guy in the pic does it well. It looks sloppy, and honestly pretty bad. I think he could definitely improve. I'd like to be that improved look. I'd like to make sports jacket, jeans, vibrams, and potentially a t-shirt, look AMAZING! Any tips/tricks would be appreciated

I need some help on a haircut that suits my face. Every time I go to a place to get my hair done they ask "what do you want?" It makes sense, but to be honest, I don't know. I don't what style suits my face, or what haircut would look best -- for me. Any suggestions? Any barbers here? To be honest, now that I let it grow, I'm kinda really liking the long-hair thing. Plus, it's winter -- who doesn't want hair? Also, many men don't have hair, so I want to flaunt it while I can. Love some input. I kinda feel like Richard Gear in Office & A Gentlemen -- I'm about to get it shaved lol

OK, so by introducing yourself you are guaranteed to get to level 2 - it's really that easy and I LOVE learning more about the cool people in this group. Feel free to share where you're from, why you're here, what you do for a living, and what you like about style. Are you a watch guy, suit guy, fragrance guy, or maybe just getting started? Have fun here!

Just ran out to have clients sign a form. Spending the rest of the day working from home. For Thursday in black grabbed my shrink to fit 501 button up Levi’s in black. •bespoke new royal blazer • CT tattersall Oxford blue/black shirt •wool challis regimental stripe tie (1982) •Silk blue green pocket square •Black Levi’s •oxblood belt •Lucchese ropers in oxblood •Ireland novelty watch