I work in an office with a smart casual dress code, very much on the casual end. The only prohibitions I know of are: no denim, no unironed clothes, trainers allowed but they must be black. And yet people break these rules all the time and no one cares. We're at the start of a heat wave right now in the UK, and I decided to switch from cotton dress shirts to linen shirts. So I picked up these shirts today, and I have a few questions: First, is wearing linen tucked in to a pair of chinos okay for the office? Second, is it acceptable to wear shirts like this to work without an undershirt? The whole point of wearing linen is that I'm not sweltering all the time, I don't need another layer. Are linen shirts supposed to be a little looser than cotton dress shirts, even in an office environment? Finally, any opinions on how this looks, the fit, etc. would be appreciated. I know that my shirts and chinos are not ironed - this was a spur of the moment photoshoot after buying this. I would absolutely iron my clothes before wearing them into the office.

In Anthony's last video about flip flops I was distracted by this shift. I love the cut. The shorter cuffs make it look really light and summery but it still holds a nice shape.

Good morning Gentlemen, So the topic today is shaving, what do you use to shave with? For me I have tried electric shavers, cartilage shavers, cheap disposables razors. Now the five blade Gillett Mac 5 I use to use a lot but the cartridges are so expenses and being bald I use them a lot more being more areas to shave. I actually found a cheap five blade disposable razor that worked well but again I was going through so many. The electric razor never seem to get a close enough shave for me I hate when I can rub my hand across my face or head and still feel stubble in any direction, it does not feel close and I know that it will have an after five shadow by the evening. Plus shaving always seemed a. tedious chore. Then one day while watch a video on saftey razors and and how inexpensive they are for the blades and how enjoyable the experience is I was like “yeah right I cut myself all up and bleed to death!” But the more I started looking into it I was like maybe it’s worth looking into it. So I went to Walgreens and found an inexpensive safety razor and tried it. I was really nervous at first and then I was like wow! this is nice and I was actually enjoying the shave. The shave was so close and I nicked my self once and didn’t even feel it I just saw a little speck of blood but even with a cartridge i did the same at times. I love it so much I went and found a nice inexpensive set with the soap bar, the shaving mug, the safety razor, the brush and a nick stick, which i never use because i have gotten so good at it. And let me tell you I love shaving in the mornings! That is my relax time and listen to some jazz, or maybe some motivational message, or a Christian message pod cast. But it is my quiet relaxing time in the mornings! And I bought a box of 50 safety blades for like $12.00 the premium blades and let me tell you I have saved so much money on shaving cream, blades, and I love the setup and the pure enjoyment I get from my morning shave. I look forward to it every time. I took the first one and put it in my shaving kit I keep in my office with safety razor, shaving mug, soap car, extra blades, and after shave. Oh and also at home I bought some Witch Hazel to put with the menthol scent to put on after my shave like at the barbershop and let me tell you it is the most enjoyable experience and gets my day started off right. I highly recommend it for any gentle who not only wants to up their experience as a gentleman, but want a enjoyable pleasant experience every time you shave. What is youe shaving routine and what do you use? I look forward to hearing your styles, experiences. I still use after shave lotion after i use the Witch Hazel and let my face air dry and also I sue a cold wash after the shave to seal the pore’s first after the shave. Let hear from you. What’s your go to shave system?

A while back I posted about finding a bag that was suitable for taking to the gym as well as work. There were a lot of suggestions, but I found this one from a brand I've always liked. It's an actual gym bag, but according to the description, can double up as a weekend getaway bag. What are your thoughts on taking this to work in an office setting? https://www.uk.rains.com/collections/gym-bags/products/gym-bag?variant=54992129655171

For me PoloShirts always seem long and I tuck them in and wear a belt with them. My wife always comments and says that they should be untucked. How is a Polo Shirt supposed to fit? Should I get mine tailored so that thy fit different? Is tailoring a Polo Shirt even a thing?