Hey Gents! We’re excited to announce something new this week! For the first time ever, we’re giving you the chance to get your hands on the official RMRS Challenge Coins! Normally, these coins are reserved for those who reach Level 7, but for this week only, we’re opening the doors to everyone at Level 4 and above! So, how does this work? Starting today and running until next Tuesday, all you need to do is complete 4 days with an engagement count of 100+. That’s it! Once you’ve completed this challenge, reach out to us, and we’ll review your account’s activity. If we see that you’ve successfully met the challenge, we’ll send you a link to a form where you can provide your details, and we’ll get your challenge coin sent out to you. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to earn your RMRS Challenge Coin!

From flannel trousers and tweed jackets to versatile corduroy pants and sweaters, the guide provides tips on creating a fall wardrobe that allows for easy layering.

My Lige automatic 1853 fashion watch.

Way back in the day - at least way back before my day - men used to carry their own calling-card. Out of curiosity today I educated myself on the custom of calling cards, their uses, and styles. We are all accustomed to being handed or carrying our business cards - company logos emblazoned on them along with every form of contact and social media presence conceivable right down to a QR code. While informative and necessary for our business life, the business card is an afront to social etiquette when used in a "gentlemanly way". I was just curious how many of us still use a personal calling card and leave it with others? I don't have either - no business cards - no personal calling cards. The Gentleman's Guide to the Calling Card | The Art of Manliness

Decide to create an outfit with something.I wear pretty regularly