Cold day grabbed my new grey flannel pants and a silk/linen v neck. Used my CT red tattersall as a foundation, Robert Talbot blazer tie so naturally grabbed my HSM navy blazer. Pendleton socks and 1982 Alden Shell cordovans, red and blue pocket square and Wenger field watch.

Back in black again today wearing my Twillory black performance shirt over tan Brooks Brothers Madison pants. Black Anson belt with silver buckle and black Tecovas boots. Orient Panda watch and Scent Reserve inspired by Tobacco Vanille. Chilly raining day so also have my LA Police Gear recon jacket and also wore my JS black avaitor sunglasses. Probably won't need the today. Couple of in-person,"looking sharp" comments already from the class.

On this brisk morning I broke out a cardigan I’ve had since my early 30s and built my outfit from there. I saw in the community an amusing discourse about cardigans and cable knits being relegated to one’s age. Absurd. Been wearing them since my 20s. These staples of Classic timeless menswear are by definition: timeless. This particular one is a Scottish lambswool I picked up from Harold’s circa late 1980 early 1990s. I added my 20 year old MTM smoky green crepe wool sports coat and 20 year old MTM charcoal grey calvary twill double pleates trousers. A CT basket weave Oxford shirt backdropped my newest plumb colored wool challis club tie with grouse. A brownish pocket square seemed to pick up the brownish background of my sweater and as I love to do this time of year, I slipped in my oxblood Lucessee ropers for both warmth and coloration. My green faced Orvis field watch seemed to work.

Have to wait on the windshield repair person this morning. Have a crack in my company car’s windshield. They are replacing it this morning between 8am-12pm. It’s a work from home Day for sure. I hope They come early so I can get some Field work done as well. - black Lon sleeve button down with company logo - Brown leather belt - Slim fit blue jeans - Brown lace up boots - Brown leather jacket.

"Men are like steel, when they lose thier temper they lose thier strength." Chuck Norris via Linkin Have a great day brothers. One thing you always have control over is your attitude and how you choose to react to any given situation.