The end of the work year is closing in, today I am trying the new OTAA shirt and the last of my new OTAA ties. The shirt is nice and soft with a very pliable collar, the tie just like the last two from OTAA is so easy to tie and the dimple is easy to fold in. The only thing I would change about the shirt is to be able to remove the collar stays, but that is probably more due to the fact I have been spoilt with my Charles Tyrwhitt shirts. Todays outfit consists of; M.J. Bale Bonato suit in Washed Cherry OTAA Washington White and Blue Twill Non-Iron Shirt OTAA White Navy and Light Blue Striped Tie

In the epic Battle of the Bolos, both contenders come out swinging—one with a bold turquoise punch, the other with vintage Western charm that looks like it’s got stories it only tells over good whiskey. This outfit ties it all together (pun fully intended): the soft Solomon Ariat shirt sets a warm, approachable tone, and the Bolo and matching belt buckle add that perfect “I’m professional, but also ready to two-step if necessary” energy. And Italian Leather by Memo? Oh, it’s the silent hero of the ensemble—smooth, refined, and projecting for a glorious eight hours like it’s on a personal mission to impress everyone within a lasso’s length. The creamy leather and green notes blend with the Western accessories so well, it’s basically your olfactory wingman. All in all, this showdown ends in a draw—because when you wear it, every bolo wins.