The clothes sent to me by Yiume arrived today. The feel good quality. 100% cotton shirts and 65% cotton + 35%linen shorts. The patterns are pretty sweet and the Short Sleeve Short gives my vintage Mambo vibes, sort of like a grown up Mambo. Luis check out the inside of those pockets, how awesome to do a collab with a brand the has Anchor ⚓️ on it for me. So I guess I will see how they take the Australian heat tomorrow when we have an expected top of 35C(95F)

Having some fun outside, I mean with this Yiume Hawaiian Shirt reminding me of the Mambo Tee’s I used to wear in my much younger years I just felt like playing in the park 😂 Luckily all the local kinds are at school during the week, I did get some strange looks from people whilst I was doing all these photos. Anyway todays outfit consists of; Yiume Short Sleeve 100% Cotton Undersea Party Shirt Yiume 5 Pocket 35% Linen, 64% Cotton Blend White Shorts Hoka Clifton 10 in Raw Linen/Stone Stanton Collapsible Panama Style Hat in Neutral Oakley Gibston Sunglasses in Matte Black SOTD - Versace Eros Energy (its a hot day today) WOTD - Timex Q Chronograph Speedtimer (Snoopster)

Tomorrows in the 50th Party for my wife. I have given it a Victorian theme and it is set as a High Tea. There are along 15-20 people attending, and the cake will look like this picture, which iOS off the cake just not finished. I will be wearing my Nectere watch complete with the green band back on it, do you think the rest of the outfit works within the Theme?

Here is another collection of unposted past outfits all featuring the same olive green jacket. I hope this becomes a source of inspiration for someone. Enjoy!

So this is my travel uniform when I fly for business. Any advice on improving this uniform while still achieving the simplicity, space-saving, and visual objectives stated below? Ex. I’m thinking of adding dark brown shirts to the mix in fall/winter for a little warmth and variety. Thank you in advance, oh Brotherhood of Style. The jacket alternates between a navy blazer, this navy sport coat, and a light grey, cotton sport coat. In warmer weather, I substitute the medium blue or black button down with a navy or black polo. Always dark wash denim pants. Pocket square rotates based on the jacket and shirt. Boots in fall/winter, loafers in spring/summer. I gravitate toward a monochrome look because 1) I’m vertically compact, and 2) dark colors hold up better while traveling. I never check a bag so this uniform allows me to deal with temperature changes en route, have the jacket ready for business casual receptions, and pack only a suit for business dinners. When I get to my destination, I’ll usually replace the dark shirt and jeans with grey trousers, a light blue/white button down m, and a tie for business casual meetings. Having a travel uniform keeps decision making to a minimum, helps me pack quickly and not forget things, and maximizes use per article.