I not very hopeful about this, but I thought I'd ask anyhow. Is anyone familiar with a brand that makes fashionable (looks good with chinos, shirt, tie, and overcoat) winter footwear that could meet the following functional criteria: - Warm for up to an hour at -40C / 40 below F - Water resistant - Salt resistant - Can handle trudging through 16 inches of snow - Extra wide widths - Budget Friendly ~ $100 US / $150 CAD Like I said, I'm not very hopeful. I usually carry my good shoes to work in a bag but, because I take the bus, I'm frequently doing things like shopping, going out to dinner with friends, etc on my way home, so I'm not going to be swapping out of and carrying my outer footwear around in those situations.

Thanks to Martin for inspiring me to pose this question. The question of whether to wear a hat indoors is a common etiquette query that touches on both tradition and modern sensibilities. Traditionally, it is considered proper for men to remove their hats when they go inside. For women, the historical etiquette has been more lenient, as their hats were often seen as part of their attire. However, this typically applies to fashion hats. But, since this RMRS, not RWRS, we'll stick to men. Many people today view hat etiquette as an outdated tradition and believe individuals should have the freedom to wear what they want. However, many others still see it as a sign of respect. Ultimately, deciding whether to follow these customs is a personal choice, but being aware of them can help you navigate different social situations with greater confidence. What say you?

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I'm removing over one thousand people from my groups. Here’s why - https://www.loom.com/share/0d364728a0d641e79e3ef0e23ffd95dd?sid=6a42a6c5-9585-4277-a61b-c2d2aced67da Don't want to get kicked out? Be active - like, post, & comment! Let me know your thoughts below on the video:

Most guys focus on the big pieces - jackets, shirts, shoes. But what really separates a sharp dresser are the details: the watch on your wrist, the texture of your jacket, the way your belt matches your shoes, the scent you leave behind. These aren’t extras - they’re what people remember. This October in RMRS - we’re focusing on signature details: - Accessories - Fabrics & Textures - Patterns - Grooming & Fragrance - Shoes & Final Touches - By the end of the month, you’ll see how small upgrades make the biggest impact. 👉 What’s the first detail people notice in your style?