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Suggestions for CCW
What would you suggest for a stylish man that also wants to carry a concealed firearm? Currently I carry a Sig Sauer P365 Micro in my pocket or a Sig Sauer P365-XF-DH3 in an Obscura CCW Sling Bag. Neither of these options are super stylish as the pocket carry causes a slight bulge in the pocket which I mask with a shacket and the sling bag is okay, but still a sling bag. What would you suggest?
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🔥 Special Offer from Marcelo - The Niche Fragrance Collector
Gents, just heard from Marcelo and wanted to pass this along right away. He's giving everyone a 10% OFF a full bottle from Olfactive Traveller (https://www.olfactivetraveller.com) — limited time only. Here's how to grab it: 👉 DM him on their Instagram page (@olfactivetraveller) and he'll send you a unique code. A couple quick notes: - The only thing excluded is the OT Traveller — everything else is on the table. - And if tariffs were on your mind, no worries — Marcelo handles that on his end, so the extra cost comes out to around $30. Super straightforward. It was a great call, and this is a solid bonus. Hope you grab it! 👊
🔥 Special Offer from Marcelo - The Niche Fragrance Collector
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This Stops Being About Clothes
There's a shift that happens for some men. They stop asking "does this look okay?" and start knowing. Not because they memorized rules — but because they've built a standard for themselves. A quiet confidence that doesn't need to announce itself. You see it in how they walk into a room. In how people respond to them before they say a word. In how much mental energy they have left for things that actually matter. That's not style. That's identity. And identity isn't bought — it's built, through consistent habits and deliberate choices made over time. That's what RMRS Premium is designed for. Not trends. Not outfit grids. A structured path to becoming the man who looks sharp because of who he is — not what he's wearing. If that shift sounds like something you want, the door's open: https://www.skool.com/rmrs/plans
This Stops Being About Clothes
Applying the Three Color Rule
Today’s outfit gave me a lot of flexibility because the wheat/tan textured sport coat, lavender check shirt, and medium-gray trousers create a sophisticated neutral foundation. I chose a rich cognac shoe because it complements the warm undertones of the jacket, while creating a pleasing contrast against the gray trousers. They pickup the casual elegance of the textured fabric, and most importantly they work equally well in office business casual settings. To complete the ensemble I’m wearing a matching cognac belt, a steel watch, light lavender patterned socks that tie in the shirt and pocket square. Given the texture of the jacket, suede loafers might be the most stylish option of all. Why? The combination of textured jacket and suede footwear feels intentional and refined rather than overly corporate. However, because I had several business meetings, I opted for the oxfords. When it comes to business meetings and fragrances, the choice is obvious - Creed Absolu Aventus.
Applying the Three Color Rule
OOTD-CW - 3 June 2026
CW = critiques welcome (I learn from your input!) I now have an adult child. Blows my mind, and yet, he is ready. Happy birthday, Logan - many happy returns. I was not ready for the day. I got home from the airport (late flight, as always between LAX and SFO), had a quick bite, showered, and fell asleep. All without using my AI app or my own eyes to put together an outfit. I woke up and basically through on whatever required minimal effort on my neurons. • Vest — VWC-001 (Hugo Boss): A black Hugo Boss Wilson CYL slim-fit vest in Super 120 worsted wool with full lining. Four black plastic buttons with button shanks, silver rear buckle, and slot hip pockets create a streamlined silhouette. The formal black wool grounds the outfit and projects authority for video conferences while transitioning seamlessly into evening festivities. • Shirt — DS-030 (Charles Tyrwhitt): A pink Charles Tyrwhitt classic long-sleeve dress shirt in cotton twill with French cuffs. The point collar (4.5" spread) pairs beautifully with the conservative tie, while the French cuffs showcase the onyx cufflinks. The soft pink adds warmth and approachability to the otherwise formal black-and-gray palette. • Undershirt — US-014 (True Classic): A gray True Classic crew neck undershirt in cotton-polyester blend. The gray tone sits invisibly beneath the pink shirt's excellent opacity, providing comfort and a smooth foundation without any show-through risk. • Slacks — SL-003 (Santorelli): Light gray Santorelli slacks in virgin wool and elastin with a single outward pleat and medium drape. The low rise and cream secondary tones create visual interest while the tiny textured lines add dimension. Twice tailored for an impeccable fit—these anchor the neutral palette and complement the black vest beautifully. • Tie — NT-048 (Paul Fredrick): A silver/light gray silk necktie from Paul Fredrick in a grid/windowpane check pattern with navy blue and white accents. This 3-fold, tipped construction in conservative formality harmonizes with the gray slacks while the navy detail coordinates with potential evening lighting. The low sheen reads well on camera without distracting glare.
OOTD-CW - 3 June 2026
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