Chocolate and rust set a warm, confident tone, while the stone trousers keep the look crisp and relaxed. The ostrich boots bring unmistakable Texas character, and the gold-accented Tissot adds a polished finishing touch. It’s refined casualwear with a little Hill Country swagger—proof that a man can dress up without leaving his boots at home.

Light blue linen shirt with a tan cotton parka, travel pants and dark brown leather Chukkas. Panama hat.

Today’s the last day of the Annual Show! I have an industry board meeting this morning then to finish on the show floor, then tear down and pack up a couple of my guys so they can get on the road. The rest of my team and I will leave tomorrow. While a bit more casual with wearing denim it’s a better choice when tearing down the show and loading equipment on to trailers. It handles the dirt and grime much better than normal trouser fabric. Have a great day everyone

This was the outfit after a shower from being at the range all day. 22 of what should of been 31 officers duty, off duty shotgun and rifles plus 14 more retirees from my agency. Black 5.11 field shirt over tan Vertx pants. Black Anson belt with black buckle and black Tecovas boots. Orient Neo 70s Panda watch and Versace Dylan Blue. Also spend an hour on the phone with are paralegal regarding the 39 open record requests from our problem person.

Do you think we should wear hats? If you think so, please tell me some examples