Whilst not exactly thrifting I just managed to purchase a new Linen Sports Jacket and a Merino Wool Arglye Patterned Lightweight Sweater. Each piece was $59, sale prices were $99 but as I am a regular customer the manager gave them to me at the upcoming Black Friday (still 2 weeks off) sale priced. As you can see the Jacket was $499 RRP (2 years ago) and the sweater always $149 RRP this past winter. As I said, not thrifted but damn I got a great deal, and look how well they go together.

Some weeks - it’s not about what you bought - it’s about what you noticed. Maybe you realized your heavier fabrics finally make sense in cooler weather. Or that a simple color combo beats trying too hard. Or maybe you just learned that showing up put-together changes how people treat you. That’s progress - and that’s a win 🔥 💬 What did you learn about your style or presence this week? Drop it below - whether it’s something that worked, or something you’ll never do again. Remember: “Style wins don’t always hang in your closet - sometimes they click in your mind.”

Good morning gents! I’ve been looking at watches recently to save for and I have a few in mind, but I wanted to get a consensus on a question: is it better to buy an expensive name brand (Rolex, etc.) or buy a midrange brand (Tissot, Hamilton, etc.) or buy an affordable brand (Lucky Fours, Timex, etc.)? What’s the benefits in going higher or lower?

Hey what’s your favorite superhero with no super powers like Batman, iron man that just dress with cool suits

Hello, gents. With the cold mornings of fall and winter, I notice that just wearing a dress shirt and a blazer/suit jacket is not enough. Even if you button the blazer/suit jacket I still feel the cold attacking my chest and neck area because of the V design of the blazer/jacket. With wind it is even worse. I am thinking of adding a cashmere or wool pullover over the dress shirt and then putting on the blazer/jacket. What do you think about this? Also I am planning to buy a navy or black overcoat so I can dress it on top of a dark blazer/suit jacket. Do you have any style advice on this?