Hi, I am struggling to find a a style of boots that fit my style. What is my style you may ask, well that is not entirely defined yet😜 though I lean towards a well put together refined casual look. I have recently bought some chinos in khaki, light beige and navy as well as classic warpstreme 5-pocket trousers from lululemon in obsidian and army green. I have a pair of white sneakers and some shoes from Nike, I really like the comfort from the Nike shoes and ease of use. And I really like the look of the sneakers though they are a bit more uncomfortable as my feet are not used to that type of shoe. As the title suggests I am now looking for a pair of boots that goes well with my pants without feel overdressed. Possibly brown leather. Any thoughts on what this may be, suggestions is very much appreciated. A pair of boots is an investment and would hate to”waste” money on a pair that does not feel right. I live in Norway so snow is to be expected. But I don’t need crazy warm shoes. Thanks

Ok, get your mind out of the gutter. I'm asking about how you wear your watch. My dad would wear his face down because he was always hitting his watch against things and didn't want to scratch or break the face. He also said it was easier for him to read the time. However, watch styles have greatly evolved (from back in the day) and I would guess that at least 85% wear theirs face up. What is your preference and why?

A coworker & good friend gifted me this Hugo Boss watch. I enjoy the minimalist look to it

I’ve been trying to find a way to carry my keys. I’ve pared it down to just 3 keys and alarm fob. Any suggestions?

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