I turned off my alarm this morning instead of hitting snooze, so breakfast turned into lunch. Blue Brooks Brothers OCBD with sleeves rolled up Olive chinos and oxblood Anson belt with silver buckle Burgundy Nunn Bush loafers and maroon, green and blue argyle socks White US Polo Association vented flat cap Baltany Explorer watch Fragrance: Dunhill Edition

I’ve been reflecting on how much fit impacts both comfort and confidence. For years I leaned toward looser cuts, thinking they were more comfortable, but I’ve recently discovered that a proper slim fit can feel just as easy and look far sharper. Right now, I’m focusing on the basics: quality shirts, trousers, and a few statement accessories. I’m also experimenting when the stakes are low, while sticking to tried‑and‑true outfits for important moments. Tailoring has been a game‑changer too even small adjustments completely change how a piece feels. I’d love to hear from the community: - What was your biggest “aha” moment when it came to fit? - Do you lean more toward experimenting or sticking with classics? - Any go‑to statement pieces that always elevate your look? Looking forward to learning from your experiences and sharing the journey.

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?

"Christmas is forever, not just for one day. For loving, sharing, giving, are not to put away." Norman Wesley Brooks Have a great day brothers. We should strive to have the Christmas spirit all year long, not just for a single day.