Attending an offsite this week for the company I joined last fall, and I’m meeting most of my colleagues for the first time in person so I wanted to spruce up my wardrobe. I found a great jacket to complete my look - Theory does a “stand collar” jacket in a light technical fabric that was perfect. I went for the “pestle” gray color, which is pretty versatile and can work with both khakis/earth tones as well as black jeans which I wear a lot. Also wearing: - Black stretch jeans by theperfectjean.nyc - Wine colored henley by banana republic - Black ponto leather shoes - Random black belt from Amazon - Watch: Ming 17.03 burgundy dial - Frag: Prada Luna Rossa Ocean EDT

Gentlemen, if you could only own ONE suit for the rest of your life, which would it be? 👔⚔️ Two iconic suit colors. Two very different statements. And every well-dressed man has an opinion. THE NAVY SUI: Versatile, confident, and universally flattering. Navy reads as both formal and approachable, making it equally at home in a boardroom, at a wedding, or on a first date. Pair it with brown shoes for a classic look, or white sneakers for a modern edge. It's the suit that does everything. THE CHARCOAL GREY SUIT: The ultimate power suit. Serious, authoritative, and razor-sharp. Charcoal grey carries an undeniable gravitas that navy simply can't match — it's the suit you wear when you need to command a room. With a white shirt and black shoes, it's untouchable. The question: Which suit earns the single spot in your wardrobe — and why? Vote your pick below 👇 and tell me what outfit you'd build around it!

Kind of going all in with Bonobos today: - Bonobos unstructured lightweight jacket - Bonobos dress chinos - Bonobos dress spread color shirt - Random braided leather belt from Amazon - Nordstrom brand pocket square - Ferragamo suede loafers - Omega Speedmaster Annual Calendar - Dior Homme 2020 to top it all off

When you’re leveling up your style, what’s your realistic monthly budget for upgrades (shirts, shoes, tailoring, grooming, etc.)? Drop your vote — and if you want, comment what you’d prioritize first (shoes, jacket, basics, tailoring).

I not very hopeful about this, but I thought I'd ask anyhow. Is anyone familiar with a brand that makes fashionable (looks good with chinos, shirt, tie, and overcoat) winter footwear that could meet the following functional criteria: - Warm for up to an hour at -40C / 40 below F - Water resistant - Salt resistant - Can handle trudging through 16 inches of snow - Extra wide widths - Budget Friendly ~ $100 US / $150 CAD Like I said, I'm not very hopeful. I usually carry my good shoes to work in a bag but, because I take the bus, I'm frequently doing things like shopping, going out to dinner with friends, etc on my way home, so I'm not going to be swapping out of and carrying my outer footwear around in those situations.