My new navy blazer is proving to be the Swiss Army knife of the wardrobe. Yesterday it was all business and polished up; today it’s paired with denim and ostrich boots looking like it just signed a cattle contract and closed a board meeting before lunch. That said, the real star of the show is this pair of jeans from 34 Heritage. Without question, the most comfortable jeans I own. I had them tailored into a slight boot cut specifically for my cowboy boots, and now they sit perfectly — no stacking, no fighting the shafts, no looking like I borrowed skinny jeans from a teenager. The fabric blend is 76% cotton, 22% polyamide, and 2% elastane, and you can absolutely feel the difference. They’re not priced like your standard Levi’s or Wranglers, but the material, stretch, and overall comfort make a strong argument for themselves every time you put them on. And finally, the new belt from Anson Belts deserves its own honorable mention. The ostrich texture matches the boots so well it almost looks like they came as a set — which probably means I’m one good hat away from accidentally running for Texas governor.

This year the fortieth day after Easter is May 14 so this evening we celebrated The Ascenssion of our Lord Jesus Christ. My outfit for the evening started with my oatmeel wool silk blend sports coat over grey trousers and white shirt with blue grey stripes, I am wearing a blue wild rag with a gold and cream paisley tied as an informal ascot, a blue pocket square and a blue tropical.flat cap as accessories. To finish off the outfit I wore my suede saddle shoes.