Hello Fellows, I'm almost done with my traineeship and want to treat myself to a nice reward. I've decided on a classic leather briefcase. It will replace my old school bag, which I've been using to carry my office supplies until now. 😁 After looking at various brands and styles, I've settled on a beautiful old-school leather briefcase from the brand Timeless Resistance. Now, however, I'm really unsure which colour to choose. They offer it in Black, Brown, and Cognac. I've attached photos of each colour. All three look fantastic. I'm leaning toward black though because I plan to carry it while wearing suits, and I always wear black leather shoes with them. Therefore it would match perfectly. That said, the brown and cognac versions look incredibly classic, timeless and somewhat old fashioned. (which I love — old-fashioned is kind of my thing). I'd really love to hear your opinions on this! Thanks and best regards, Leon

Especially the European people here. Looking to find a new brand with a nice casual business style. Preferably online shoppable with good quality price relation and some unique flair to it.

I've been buzzing about ties lately, and the RMRS crew has dropped some stellar feedback—big thanks! Spill the beans to the group: where do you snag your favorite ties? Thrift stores are treasure troves for unique finds, but since I rock a suit and tie daily, I’m all ears for your go-to spots—hit me with your best recommendations!

I am in for buying a shoe and from the videos and articles, I am not able to get a clear picture (perhaps there is none cause not everything is perfect or a perfect shoe for all events). I am not looking for "master of all" type but something that sits good for formal, semi-formal and casual events, like weddings, business, or just going to super market. But Derby and Loafers seem to be the first choice. I am leaning more towards the Derby with little brogues design at the cap but how well with they pair with Chinos? So, what would be your go to choice for a shoe that you can wear with the following: Chinos, Jeans (straight and slim [not skinny]), and Suits (business and wedding). And I think dark brown would be the the color by default cause black and lighter shade fall on the spectrum of formal and casual respectively. P.S.: I mostly work from home, I don't go out too often and hence, my question. Just something that won't throw the balance off. I mostly have pairs of navy blue chino's, some off-white, camel, black, blue, and brown jeans, grey charcoal suit and navy blue suit. Right now I just use my contrast sneakers (casuals) and black oxfords (formals). Thank you. Good Night.

Hello guys, I used to only wear a Windsor knot, but I want to add some alternatives to my repertoire. This morning, I tried tying a Kelvin knot using an online tutorial. I somewhat succeeded, but I’m unsure about the quality. Could you please review it and tell me if you would deem it acceptable? My biggest problem is with the dimple, should it look this way? Thanks for your advice.