Check out the winner of this giveaway here! Something special for this week - I’m giving away this sleek and sophisticated Carl Friedrik Vallance Leather Briefcase in delicious chocolate leather. This isn't just a briefcase; it’s a statement of elegance and functionality, perfect for those who appreciate a touch of luxury in their daily hustle. - Zipper extension for seamless accessibility to main compartment - Holds 13” laptop and documents - Slim interior pocket; external slip pocket - Width : 15.4 inches (39 cm) - Height : 11 inches (28 cm) - Depth : 2.6 inches (6.5 cm) - Weight : 1.8 lbs (0.8 kg) To ENTER: Simply comment below describing why this item is perfect for you and how you'll use it :) Winners are selected based on 1. the quality/detail of the post (70%), 2. thumbs up from other members (25%), and 3. their level in the group (5%). Rules: Participation in the giveaway is open to all level 4 members and above! who have achieved level 4 or above. You will pay NOTHING - I cover shipping (only USA addresses, forwarding address / 2nd cousin on mom's side / etc is cool for those outside the USA) Review Period: Please note that only comments submitted within 72 hours of the post going LIVE will be considered. We will select a winner before the next giveaway next week on Tuesday. Limitations: 1. Each participant is eligible to win just one item per group (you can win again by joining our other groups!) 2. You must be level 4 or above at the time of selection (so if you're close to at level 3 . ...go ahead and enter!) 3. You must have a USA shipping address (you can forward anywhere) My goal is to give away this valuable gear that sits in my office to men who will use it and to have fun!

I want to formally apologize to the community for my spotty appearances on here. Unfortunately I’ve been very busy with school and outside commitments and have often times not had a few minutes to myself. I’ve come back with a pretty good outfit that’s based on an older post of mine. I took this photo after a job shadow event for my academy. The navy and white is a timeless and classic mix. I want to experiment outside of neutral colors and venture into naturals more. Also, any suggestions of good affordable brands?

OK, so by introducing yourself you are guaranteed to get to level 2 - it's really that easy and I LOVE learning more about the cool people in this group. Feel free to share where you're from, why you're here, what you do for a living, and what you like about style. Are you a watch guy, suit guy, fragrance guy, or maybe just getting started? Have fun here!

Evening Gentlemen, I know I haven’t been on the community in a little while and have gotten back on for a little bit. A main reason is because of classes and sports taking up most of my time, which I will do a separate post to help my fellow younger members to help them get along. Anyway, how would one go about mixing casual wear into tennis while still looking classy; this comes with a few exceptions, nothing that will be too hot, nothing that may cause too much sweat, and nothing that restricts movement. Come up with your best ideas! Also thought I’d drop a few pics of my first match this season which includes the team uniform.

Hey Gents, hope you’ve all had an amazing evening, and sorry that I haven’t been super active lately, I’ve been really busy and am glad to be back! Thought I’d start off with a pretty loose post to get some conversation going. A pretty recent event of mine was competing at DECA states, and the opening night I looked like a complete mess, I completely embarrassed myself. For the last two days I looked great however. And I’ll go over some pointers, especially for my fellow younger community members. To start off, blazers and slacks: - Your blazer should end just below where the hip and the thigh meet, not halfway down your thigh and not resting on your hips. - The sleeves of the blazer should be at most a half inch behind the wrist bone, which allows for some of the shirt cuff to show. - Slacks should not fit loose on your waist, they should be comfortably fit and able to rest well without a belt. - The inseam should be long enough to just have a half-break over the shoes, or no break, full break can look a bit sloppy sometimes. - Always have a pocket square in your blazer or suit jacket, and make sure it matches the base color of your tie or shirt. They add depth and detail. - Second to last, match your socks to either your pants or your shoes, I prefer matching to shoes, but this is adaptable to what look you want to achieve. - Finally, ALWAYS have shirts and slacks pressed, no wrinkles if you can manage, and please at least have them clean. Photos of my mistakes are shown attached to the post. Thank you!