I have a question for everyone out there. Do any of you gents wear converse shoes with your suits?

Light blue seersucker dress shirt - Proper Cloth Olive merino sweater - Barkers NZ Indigo jeans - Levi's Brown wingtips - Herring Shoes Blue down jacket - Macpac NZ Socks - Sunflower TW Hat - Macpac NZ

Good evening everyone, apologies for the lack of posting been busy with school. I have a question for you all that even I have been pondering recently. If I could wear one thing for a whole year, what would it be? This is more than a “favorite fit” question—it’s about your uniform. Imagine every day for the next 12 months, you step out in the exact same outfit. No swaps, no variations, no “cheat days.” This is the look people will associate with you, recognize you for, and maybe even nickname you by. Would you go for timeless tailoring, rugged workwear, athleisure comfort, streetwear energy, or something totally unexpected? I want to know: - What’s the outfit? (Head to toe details—don’t skip the watch, shoes, or even socks.) - What does it say about you? - Why does it earn the right to be your “forever fit” for a year? And bonus points if you can share a picture of a fit that comes close to your pick.

Gentlemen, there has been a lot of discussion recently about the change of seasons. Being that we are a global community some of us are entering fall and some are headed for spring. Last year I started noticing end of season sales. Since my style is trending toward classic and timeless clothing and not chasing trends, shopping at the end of a season for cloths I won’t wear till next year is fine. It did make me wonder, how do you all approach this? Is shopping for cloths for next year and getting them for less something you do? Please answer the survey below and give any details on you response that an help the rest of us.

I got myself a new sewing machine to help me with my sewing.