Definitely hem the pants... what break is he going to do

@Christopher Trujillo that's one of the most glaring. Depending on how much you want to spend - others have offered a good analysis and suggestions for sure. 1. The Shoulder & Scye (Armhole) The jacket features a structured, roped shoulder. However, there is a visible "shoulder divot"—a hollow indentation just below the sleeve head. ​2. The Torso & Balance The current silhouette is a little "boxy." On a DB jacket, you want waist suppression to create a subtle "V" shape without causing the lapels to "pop" or bow outward. Also, there is excess fabric through the midsection. Looking at the mirror reflection, the front balance is slightly off ​3. The Sleeve & Pitch The sleeves look 1 to 1.5 inches too long. They are currently reaching the base of the thumb, completely obscuring the shirt cuff. To adhere to the "half-inch rule," the sleeve should be shortened. Additionally, there is some "spiraling" of fabric near the elbow, suggesting the sleeve pitch (the angle of attachment) needs a minor rotation to match your natural arm position. ​4. Previously mentioned: The Trouser & Break ​5. Drape & Silhouette The back view in the mirror reveals some horizontal tension lines across the shoulder blades, contrasting with the roominess in the front. This indicates the back is slightly tight while the chest is generous—a common issue for men with an athletic build

@John Hart Thanks John

@Sean Kavanaugh thanks Sean...me too

Good one

Looking good

Looking good...shoes are fine and it looks like the sock match your shirt - good call