Stenströms 1899 shirt. One piece collar. Linen. Cream. Boss Camel trousers. Linen. Rust Luca Faloni belt. Braided. Suede. Cream. CQP yacht loafers. Suede. Taupe. Datejust 41

Good morning, gents! I’m back at work this week, and with the summer heat (plus carrying a rucksack), I’m trying to avoid the dreaded sweat-stained shirt. It feels like a problem we’ve all been battling for years. I’ve already switched to linen shirts, which definitely helps keep me cooler, but it doesn’t completely solve the problem. Here’s my dilemma: if I wear an undershirt, I end up feeling even hotter and sweating more. If I skip the undershirt, I still sweat and risk staining my white and light blue shirts. So what’s the best solution? Are there any tricks, fabrics, or products you’ve found that genuinely help keep shirts looking fresh in hot weather? My only other option is turning up to the office shirtless… but I suspect HR might have a few questions. 😅

At a rooftop bar yesterday evening. Linen suit, linen shirt and a knitted silk tie.

The flight is getting ready to board and many of us are sitting around or standing near the gate. The captain and first officer walk up to board and the captain looks right at mye points, and says “good afternoon sir.” Not a shock that I am the only one dressed with a tie. I did see a woman elsewhere that was dressed better than me.

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