Happy new year, everyone. I sincerely hope that this year is filled with challenges which you can learn from, success you can build upon. Most importantly people who make you smile, and enough time to appreciate the simple beauty in life.

It’s about time to start getting dressed for our New Year’s Eve dinner with the wife. I’m not going too fancy. Grey slacks, navy sweater, Thursday boots, not sure which watch yet. Deciding between Tom Ford Nior extreme or Sauvage Elixir. I hope everyone here had a great Christmas and hope that 2026 brings you blessings.

According to my personal color theory which I use to craft all my outfits, this is arguably the best outfit I can craft at the moment while also being my favorite. This will probably become my go to outfit for important occasions. Bunjirō Custom Navy Fedora Brown Ribbon. Liverano & Liverano Burgundy Jacket Custom Ivory Waistcoat Custom Light Blue Shirt Dark Blue Tie Burgundy & Beige Macclesfield Pattern. Moss Green Pocket Square Ruby & Sapphire Medallions, Eggshell Edges. Blue Cornflower Custom Khaki Chinod Olive Green & Mid-Brown Striped Socks. Johnston & Murphy Burgundy Wingtip Oxford Khaki Shoelaces.

Hey all, I bought several new shirt types and material between Black Friday and general Christmas sales. However, as I was ironing an oooold and wrinkly shirt just now, I realized that I don't truly know how to maintain or care for just about anything other than jeans and a soft polo! Do you have any tips, tricks, YT videos, blogs, etc that you've used for learning how to maintain your new styles?

I used to think tailoring was only for suits, but I’ve realized even small adjustments on everyday pieces completely change how they feel and look. A shirt that fits just right or trousers hemmed properly instantly boost confidence. For me, tailoring has been the bridge between experimenting and sticking with classics — it makes the basics sharper and the statement pieces more intentional. Curious to hear: - What’s the first item you had tailored? - Do you tailor mostly formalwear, or casual pieces too?