As the title says.

Hello everyone, I need to upgrade my wardrobe in a more casual fashion choice. I have tried Penguin Brand which i think is Nordstrom house brand its okay. I have tried Tommy Hilfigure Chinos, love the fabric, the feel, the fit, the color options. But the color fades fast. For the price i pay for it expected them to last longer than 1-2 washes. I am looking for more natural fibers, like 97% cotton and 2--3% elastic. Anyone has experience with Spier and Mackay? Their Chino's are about under $100 a pair, Men's Warehouse sells a good pair for about $50 (i never had a complaint from their product) but I do know they have degraded in quality over time. That is why I am thinking of shopping somewhere else. Any advise would be grateful 🙏. My budget under $100 Fit: not slim and not baggy Look: like James bond casino Royale fit. Materal: the more natural the better. Minimum 95% cotton. Side note: the 3 chinos shown are from Spier and Mackay 2nd photo is from MW.

Hey everyone, I noticed the other day that Thursday boots do not have wide size shoe options. My size is 10.5 Wide. Before I would just go up half a size. Do any of you do the same. I am looking to get their leather casual tennis shoes and maybe a pair of loafers. By the way, I have been given Thursday boots by friends who mistakenly got the wrong shoe size, but have no time to return them. 10.5 is a bit too tight for me. Edit I blacked out the prices because I dont know if it breaks the rules here. So just in case if it does I crossed it off.

Hey guys I didnt knew for the longest time. I have flat feet. Ans was always advised to go half a size larger than my actual foot size. Im a 10.5 (US), just recently I was advised to get 10.5 (Wide). I have tried it for tennis shoes, the difference has been marginal. The sole of the foot feels better but the toes still feel cramped. In dress shoes, example Thursday boots Chelsea's size 11 feels fine. What has been your experience?

My dad has blessed me with the innate ability to stain my own shirts with my own oils. My Dad typically is very oily and thus I was blessed with the same ability. Unfortunately I don't know how to wash my dress shirts and dry clean them. I know dry cleaning some of them will wear them out sooner. For the ones are machine washable. I have tried oxy clean and Soil, Stain, Remover and it would clean the affected area but then stain the entire shirt. Any ideas or points. It's really costly and it's one of the reasons why I avoid the purchase finer quality shirts. Update: 12/07/2024 I had trouble uploading the photos to show you what exactly is the problem.