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I’ve picked up a few thrifted pieces, and would like advice regarding fit. I’m thinking: 1 - Grey suit. Sleeves are too long, trousers are too long. 2 - Chocolate brown jacket. Sleeves are too long (but not by much). 3 - Woollen jacket overcoat. Sleeves are too long. Do you concur? Anything else I should consider? See you in the comments.

Some interesting meetings today. The blazer here is a weird one. I've had it up before. It's a super dark midnight blue that is as close to black as seemingly possible. I didn't get a great pic out the outfit (too bright) but I've paired it with mid-grey slacks. Outfit Jacket — DOJ‑006 (Brooks Brothers): A midnight‑blue Brooks Brothers blazer in medium‑weight wool with full acetate lining and traditional rope‑padded shoulders. The deep navy and brass buttons create an unmistakably classic executive silhouette ideal for VC leadership days. Shirt — DS‑022 (Nordstrom): A white herringbone‑weave dress shirt in a tailored fit with a clean point collar and 1‑button mitered cuffs. The fine texture adds visual depth without straying from boardroom appropriateness. Undershirt — US‑001 (True Classic): A lightweight white crew‑neck undershirt made from a cotton‑poly blend that stays invisible beneath dress shirts. Breathable and snug, it supports all‑day comfort in warm, high‑output sessions. Trousers — SL‑016 (Peter Millar): Mid‑grey wool suit trousers with crisp drape and clean tailoring, providing a neutral, professional foundation. Their conservative tone makes them the ideal anchor for the navy jacket and burgundy tie. Tie — NT‑029 (Fort Belvedere): A burgundy Garza Grossa grenadine tie in a classic 3‑fold construction with self‑tipping, offering rich texture with zero glare. The tie delivers a refined, executive presence on camera. Pocket Square — PS‑035 (Fort Belvedere): A white linen square with a hand‑stitched burgundy X‑edge, adding crisp contrast and intentional color repetition with the tie. The TV fold keeps the look clean, geometric, and properly formal. Collar Clip — TA‑001 (Fort Belvedere): A platinum‑tone double‑clamp collar clip that lifts the tie knot and tightens the collar line. It creates a polished, camera‑perfect V‑zone without drawing visual attention. Belt — B‑001 (Hanks): A black, fully‑lined leather belt with white edge stitching and a polished silver buckle. Minimalist, structured, and perfectly matched to the wholecut Oxfords and other cool‑tone accents.

I had the feeling that I have been lacking some color lately. I've been really into the warm winter tones, but wanted to let Spring know I'm ready for its arrival! OOTD: Burgundy 1/4 zip Pink Herringbone dress shirt with Burgundy buttons Grey wool trousers Grey with red Shadow stripe dress OTC socks Margaux Patina cap toe oxfords WOTD: IWC - Portiguiser SOTD: Creed Neroli Sauvage! Hope you all have an amazing day!!

Critiques welcome! It's been three very hectic days lately, and thus no ability to post the OOTDs. Still busy, but got most of this done last night. I am wearing suspenders for the first time since high school prom... which was a bit ago! I am loving them. Since they are Kirby Allison made in England, would I therefore call then braces or do I need to be British to use that lexicon? Today's outfit • Suit — SJ‑013, SL‑022 (Mantoni): A light‑gray Mantoni windowpane suit in breathable lightweight wool, with a crisp navy–light‑blue pane that plays exceptionally well on camera. High‑rise trousers with brace buttons create a clean, elongated line when paired with suspenders. • Shirt — DS‑040 (Charles Tyrwhitt): A non‑iron white twill dress shirt with French cuffs and a classic point collar—sleek, structured, and perfect for business‑formal VC presence. The smooth twill and slightly fitted cut provide a modern, polished foundation beneath the suit. • Undershirt — US‑002 (Ralph Lauren): A soft white cotton undershirt that remains invisible under DS‑040’s opaque twill. Comfortable for all‑day wear and ideal for maintaining a sharp neckline on video. • Tie — NT‑023 (Fort Belvedere): A light‑blue and navy Cri de la Soie mottled silk knit tie from Fort Belvedere, woven in the distinctive crunchy Swiss silk that gives the blade its spring, texture, and cool visual depth. The square‑end silhouette and 2.5" width create a modern, continental profile that works beautifully with business‑casual tailoring and lightly patterned shirts. • Suspenders — SB‑001 (Kirby Allison): Navy silk braces with subtle white dots and black leather loops, creating a harmonious dialogue with the tie’s pattern. They deliver a refined, vertical silhouette and eliminate the break created by a belt. • Pocket Square — PS‑009 (Fort Belvedere): White linen with a blue X‑stitch border, folded cleanly in a crisp TV fold. The restrained detailing keeps the focus on your face during VC meetings while adding a subtle note of elegance.