...all in one afternoon. We didn't have to go far since the pizza place is just down the street from the chiropractor. It was a bit chilly this afternoon, but not like this morning or yesterday morning, when we decided to forego our Sunday morning breakfast because it was 28 degrees at 8AM. Blue ribbed sweater Olive chinos and tan Anson belt with antiqued gold buckle Tan Allen Edmonds Road Warriors with black, gray and maroon argyle socks Gray flat cap with windowpane pattern Hamilton Dodson reissue watch

When you’re leveling up your style, what’s your realistic monthly budget for upgrades (shirts, shoes, tailoring, grooming, etc.)? Drop your vote — and if you want, comment what you’d prioritize first (shoes, jacket, basics, tailoring).

Most guys don’t lose points because of big mistakes… they lose points because of one tiny detail that quietly screams “I didn’t finish the job.” If you had to pick one detail that makes (or breaks) the whole look, what matters most? Vote - and drop in the comments why you chose it. Bonus: if you’ve ever been called out on one of these, tell us which one got you.

It's pizza night again at our favorite local joint. Black and white Land's End button-down shirt with houndstooth pattern and sleeves rolled up. Khaki chinos and chocolate Anson belt with silver buckle Dark brown Allen Edmonds Norwich single monkstraps and black, gray and maroon argyle socks Black flat cap Baltany Explorer watch

To give you some context, I'm currently in college, where a significant number of my classmates usually dress in a more streetwear style. Although I have nothing against that style, I feel that I'm personally more drawn to something formal or classic. The thing is, I'm still not entirely sure what kind of clothes I could wear, as I don't want to look too formal and feel like I don't fit in. That's why I'd like to know what you think about streetwear and how you perceive this style in a university and general context. Also, if you know of any more formal alternatives, I'd love to hear them to get some style ideas. Thank you for reading and sharing.