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.

For casual wear, what do you think of logos of companies you either work for or own? (Assume the logo is small and tastefully placed on the left chest "polo style")

Another cooler Spring day means I can wear pretty much any suit I want. I decided to give my Black Tie and Pocket Square a run and build an outfit around them. So a little fun with this out fit, which consist of; M.J. Bale Aston suit in Charcoal with a Navy Pinstripe Charles Tyrwhitt Royal Oxford Windowpane Check Shirt in Steel Blue TrendHim Black Tie and Pocket Square Dune London Sheet Embossed Oxford in Black Stanton Fedora in Charcoal with Black band Footsie Pink Flamingo socks Anson Leather Strap in Black on a Classic Silver buckle SOTD - 2 Sprays of Red Tobacco on centre chest 4 sprays Versace Eros Parfum (wide on chest and wrists) WOTD - Tudor Royal 41

Remember boys, life is short. Let those you love know it and spend time with people that really give a shit about you!

I noticed something in business and then I realized it applies to style as well. When it's about business, I am very intentional. I do things with a certain output in mind. Actions, expectations and measurements are tightly woven. I noticed, that this is not the case for many people. They just do something, but not with the end in mind. And I frankly don't understand why. Then I looked at myself and what I am wearing. And I noticed, that I just wear something. Most of the time at least. Unless there is like a special occasion, then I become intentional. But not in my everyday wardrobe. So the question is: How does one become more intentional with style? Beyond the standard: Just do it