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Feb '24 •
RMRS Challenge Coin Design - Help Me Decide!
Hey gents, I didn't expect that you will level up so fast and now I'm running out of Challenge Coins! 😅 I'm planning to order new set of coins but can't decide if we should stick to the old design or choose a new design. So I thought I should ask here since you will be receiving these coins 😊 See the designs in the picture and let me know which one speaks to you the most!
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2 likes • Feb '25
I dunno... They all sound so... Wordy. I was thinking like... Persistence, Patience, Perseverance.
Jan '25 •
Carrying your Phone
Good afternoon. May seem like a crazy question, but where do you keep that big bulky smartphone when you’re dressed nice and not wanting to have protrusions on your ensemble?
4 likes • Jan '25
Peacoat pocket myself. I do wear a belt holster but it's unreachable while the peacoat is on.
Jan '25 •
Understanding Interchangeable Neutrals
I hear Antonio talk on his channel about basic interchangeable colors. However, my wife always complains about all of my boring plain blue and navy as the only colors in my closet. She has a point but how do I contrast that with interchangeable neutrals as a cornerstone of my wardrobe?
0 likes • Jan '25
Heather Gray and Black, and add some contrast. I think @Antonio Centeno talked about it in one of the previous styling videos, you either use the belt as a contrasting element, or use the beltline to contrast. Upper contrast with lower, dark vs light, inner contrast with outer, and so on. I think he called it 2 zone or 3 zone? I forgot the exact term. Basically, if I wear dark pants, I either put on a light belt (taupe / khaki tan / white) or I put on a light top. If I have a dark pants and dark top, I put on a light shirt / light blazer.
Jan '25 •
Hand Sanitizer 1, Shoes 0
Are these shoes ruined? I was in a leadership class at the National Fire Academy last year and splashed hand sanitizer on my shoes. I'm pretty good at caring for black leather shoes but I'm newer to brown leather, and I don't know if I can go about salvaging these or not.
1 like • Jan '25
Just wipe off the alcohol (hand sanitizer is primarily 70% alcohol with some gel-ing agent) and take it to a proper shoe cobbler where they will clean, polish, and protect with the proper stuff. The splotches can be re-conditioned as they basically "melted off" the surface coloring. Shoe polish can add that back, but it won't be immediate. Proper leathersmiths can also apply a bit of leather dye to redo the surface. Again, find a proper cobbler in your area.
Jan '25 •
Best Sock brands and styles
There are so many options out there, that tout durability, comfort style, moisture and odor control, some even with a lifetime warranty. I would like for you gentleman to weigh in with your Time tested experience. What are the best sock for: High-Ankle boots Dress shoes Crocs (jk)
2 likes • Jan '25
I am going to stick with merino wool blend socks. I used to buy a lot of Dickie's Dri-tech or Hanes ComfortBlend, when I was doing delivery, because I keep hearing that you need thick cushioning socks (and I wear insoles in my sneakers too), but after a few months. I went back to merino wool blend "dress socks" from Danish Endurance. Yes, they're a lot thinner, but they also kept my feet from sweating, and turns out the cushioning was a bit overrated. Too bad these Danish Endurance don't last as long, and I've since developed swollen feet and ankles so I have to wear diabetic socks (and no longer do delivery).
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