Hello Gents, I picked up this great Black Watch Tartan Jacket to wear to a St. Patrick's Day party. (yes, I know this is Scottish not Irish but that's ok). This is a very casual party and people will be in t-shirts and jeans. I am certain I will be the only one in a jacket so I want to dress this down rather than up. I am thinking dark wash blue denim and will likely pair with brown leather boots and belt. I am a little stuck on the shirt. A white button up would look great but more dressy than needed. Again, very casual group. And I know some of you are screaming what about the pocket square. I'm not a huge fan but I might indulge so if you have suggestions. How would you wear this?

Wore the Blazer on Valentines day. Something about the fabric that is just perfect for special occasions.

Wanted to wear the Green Suit and Tweed River Tie today. So this is what IO have put together. The Brixton Cap is just for the photos 😉 Todays outfit consist of: M.J. Bale Browning Suit in a Green Super 110’s Twill in two-tone Micro Pupstooth Charles Tyrwhitt Cutaway cCollar Bengal Striped Winchester Shirt in Sky Blue Tweed River Tie in Light Green, Navy, Lime and White stripe DUCAPO Single Monkstrap in Green OTAA Green polka-dot socks OTAA Large Silver Tie Clip Brixton Barrell Snap Cap In Moss/Sand SOTD - Mancera French Riviera WOTD - Tudor Royal 41

Gents - this challenge was a blast! We had so many transformation and turning-point stories shared, and every single one was inspiring in its own way. Seeing you guys show up, reflect, and take action is exactly what this community is about. Now… for the winner 🥁🥁🥁 🏆 WINNER: @Sean Kavanaugh Sean’s turning point started with years of feeling limited by his size — wearing looser clothes to hide, tailoring only for length, and cycling through “progress… then back to old habits.” Then life changed the trajectory. He stepped into a new chapter, started carrying himself differently, and eventually hit the real wake-up call: About 18 months ago, he woke up with his knees hurting and decided, “Enough is enough.” He committed to keto and consistent workouts — and that kickstarted not just weight loss, but a complete style evolution. What changed for Sean: - He’s down 75 pounds, with another 15–20 to go - Fit became the priority — not “whatever works,” but “what actually looks sharp” - He rebuilt his wardrobe intelligently (thrift + resale + tailoring) as his body changed - He leveled up so much that in December he bought an off-the-rack suit that only needed a hem — not a full reconstruction And the best part? He didn’t keep it to himself. He posts consistently, tracks his progress, and credits the community for helping him feel more confident in who he is — and where he’s going. @Sean Kavanaugh — we're proud of you! Everyone else: keep those stories coming in the community feed. This is how we build momentum — one decision, one upgrade, one win at a time!

Today I thought I would do a Classic charcoal suit with a crisp white shirt, for that timeless look. I have also added some personality to make it more me. I played with a couple of photo’s as I thought it looked almost like a detective, so I was looking out of the window on our new room trying to make it look like an abandoned warehouse. Todays Outfit consists of: M.J. Bale Ashford Suit in Charcoal M.J. Bale Diamond Weave White Shirt TrendHim Tie in Brown with Micro-dots Oxford Patterned Socks OTAA Plain White Cotton Pocket square OTAA Penguin Lapel pin Stanton Gentlemen Fedora in Charcoal Finished with a smart, sophisticated pair of Brando Gaeten St Lace Up shoes SOTD - Versace Eros Flame. It is the coolest day of the year here so far. WOTD - Tudor Royal 41