For casual wear, what do you think of logos of companies you either work for or own? (Assume the logo is small and tastefully placed on the left chest "polo style")

One of my favorite clothing combos of all time is a striped black shirt with a blazer. It expresses something about me that a crisp white shirt simply could not. It makes me feel in harmony with my clothing.

What are your thoughts on baseball caps with suits. Being follicly challenged man I like to keep my head in the shade. I have to wear suits for my work and sometimes I am outside talking with contractors. I like baseball caps but always feel a little reluctant to wear them with a suit.

I’ve always thought that style doesn’t have to end when the lights go out. I love classic men’s pajamas. Pajamas that you see men such as Clark Gable, Tyrone Power, or Cary Grant wearing in old movies, Tonight I’m sleeping in a vintage Brooks Brothers Royal blue pajama and wearing, before bed, a pair of L.L. Beene slippers. Just before I call it a day I have a cup of Earl Grey and two cookies. In the morning I throw on my black Ralph Lauren terry cloth robe and look brightly pulled together rather than disheveled and falling apart. What do you wears to bed?

In the course of developing my first bespoke fresco suit, one of the questions I'm having is about the lining for the waistcoat. One of my main goals is for the suit to be as lightweight and breathable as possible. So I'd like to have a vest that is also light, and can be worn standalone. I'm thinking about unlined, as that's typically a road you go with jackets. But I'm not sure how it would work with a vest. Here is my question. Which vest would be more breathable: 1. Unlined — 2 layers of fresco lite 2. Lined — 1 layer of fresco lite, 1 layer of cupro Which one would you guys recommend?