Hi everyone. I'm in the market for linen or linen blend suits and I don't want to spend a fortune. I found John Henric's website and they have a couple of decent looking linen suits for under $500, but I'm not sure about the quality. What has been your experience with their suits (or clothes overall)?

Snagged a really nice Harris Tweed herringbone sports coat for $30 bucks on ebay. Fits perfectly too.

I'm on the hunt for a pair as I've seen them more in use recently and I have never owned a pair. I particularly like the ones with side fasteners. Any recommendations on where to find good ones for under $300?

I got a Vintage Baracuta Jacket Large G9 Blue Flannel Lined Bomber Harrington for $105 with free delivery and returns. I've been eyeing these Harringtons for a while and my patience paid off. Prior to buying, I chatted with Baracuta's online support to confirm the sizing I should target, so wish me luck. BTW, there are a lot of very nice tweed sport coats on Ebay right now for under $300 from brands like Canali, YSL, Brooks Bros., etc.

Most guys see the women in their lives heading off for manicures and pedicures, focusing on their skin, nails, and appearance, and think, That’s not for me, I’m a dude. That is the wrong mindset. If you do not want polish (I do not), then do not get it. But your nails, feet, lower arms, and calves will be in far better condition afterward, especially the skin and cuticles. It is hygiene, not vanity. I took my wife and our goddaughter out for a mini spa day. I skipped the polish, but I still got massages, lotion treatments, cuticle care, callus removal, and deep moisturizing. My hands and feet look and feel great. So why is it considered “not manly”? To me, real confidence is taking care of yourself. And yes, I am man enough to take care of my hygiene.