Tonight was our family and friends Christmas Extravaganza. 26th year of ornament exchange. Homemade ornaments, food and conversation. Back in the beginning it was small with the 4 families with all the kids. Now all the kids have families with thier familes. Some of the distance family friends it's been a year since seeing them. Saw one of my nephews for the first time in 6 years and also my wife's second cousin in over 7 years. Anyway Paul Frederick brown with large windowpane pattern with a white presidential fold pocket square and Texas thin blue line lapel pin. White Charles Tyrwhitt white dress shirt with sage green tie bar tie. Tan Joseph Abboud courdary pants with Brown Anson belt with silver buckle and brown Thursday President boots. Tie Bar green socks too. Vincero S2 Chronograph green dial watch and Scent Reserve inspired by Tobacco Vanille.

Good morning gents My preaching suit My goldfish waist coat Irish peaky cap Both watches Brown Chelsea boots Gold/silver neck tie Gold tie bar Cross pendant on coat Orange gold pocket square also have backup gold pocket square Wool over coat

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!

Nothing beats putting faces to names, and meeting up with fellow RMRS stylist Officer William Feltmouse was a reminder that style is even better in good company. We clearly didn’t get the memo to dress casual—western hats, sharp shirts, and that quiet confidence that says, “Yes, we know exactly what we’re doing.” 🤠 Moments like this are what forge the RMRS community beyond screens and comments. If one of your brothers of style is nearby, make the time to meet up—swap stories, talk craft, and enjoy the camaraderie. Community isn’t just built online; it’s built hat-to-hat, handshake-to-handshake.

I do believe my Irish roots run deep