I could use some advice from those with a better fashion sense than I. Because of bad feet I’m limited about the shoes I can buy. I was looking for a pair of brown sneakers to go with these khaki chinos and after a lengthy search, I found these. The only potential problem is that they’re practically identical in shade to my chinos (and therefore the belt too). A part of me likes the look and another part wonders if I’m all set for a safari. What say ye, gentlemen—-nothing to worry about here or contrast is required?

I bought pants to match a jacket I had. The exact pants they have their model wearing on the website for the jacket. I loved the way it looked. I'm thinking of wearing this for a wedding in South Beach in July that's supposed to be somewhat casual. Are the pants at the right height? I think they are ok but my wife says they are too high. The jacket is pulling in some of the warmth from the lights so it looks slightly different but it's the exact same color.

I bought this new 1/4 zip and noticed that the top of my sport shirt is visible above the back collar of the sweater. I haven’t noticed this with my other 1/4 zips, so I thought I’d bring it here for a ruling…

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I’ve had this internal debate that I can’t seem to settle, doggone it! Ought we tuck the polo shirt into shorts and risk making the casual look a little too formal? Or leave the polo untucked and risk looking a wee bit sloppy? Or, it’s a polo and shorts- either way it’s a win, so who cares? What say ye, gentlemen?