I used to think tailoring was only for suits, but I’ve realized even small adjustments on everyday pieces completely change how they feel and look. A shirt that fits just right or trousers hemmed properly instantly boost confidence. For me, tailoring has been the bridge between experimenting and sticking with classics — it makes the basics sharper and the statement pieces more intentional. Curious to hear: - What’s the first item you had tailored? - Do you tailor mostly formalwear, or casual pieces too?

Here is the FULL fit, from the performance the other week! Shoes: GIFT Pants: Levi’s Shirt: Murano Blazer: Green Velvet suit Jacket It was bold but went with the color theme for our song! MANY compliments on the shoes and a friend wants to borrow the Blazer!

I not very hopeful about this, but I thought I'd ask anyhow. Is anyone familiar with a brand that makes fashionable (looks good with chinos, shirt, tie, and overcoat) winter footwear that could meet the following functional criteria: - Warm for up to an hour at -40C / 40 below F - Water resistant - Salt resistant - Can handle trudging through 16 inches of snow - Extra wide widths - Budget Friendly ~ $100 US / $150 CAD Like I said, I'm not very hopeful. I usually carry my good shoes to work in a bag but, because I take the bus, I'm frequently doing things like shopping, going out to dinner with friends, etc on my way home, so I'm not going to be swapping out of and carrying my outer footwear around in those situations.

Been shopping for a sport coat for a while now. Wanting something in the light brown or tan range. Having trouble finding options in my size. Did find this one today though. Thoughts? Yes or no?

- Johnston & Murphy car coat - Jos. A. Bank merio sweater polo - BB chinos - Cole Haan chukkas