My right side (dominant) is slightly larger than the left. This is most apparent when I wear Chelsea's since there is no laces to tighten. Any suggestions for how to shrink the left side slightly without a discrepancy in general appearance?

What do you guys think? Something more descriptive that stands on it's own?

After my men’s group meeting I walked out into a 25 mph cold wet wind which dropped the wind chill to 24 from a 39 degree Fahrenheit morning. Although the grey rainy skies have given way to sunshine, the cold wind is a reminder of more winter to come. The grey last few days reminds me of the incredible versatility of grey trousers. Worn with navy to browns to reds to pinks to yellows etc-a man could probably get buy with one pair of grey and one pair of khaki pants and one pair of jeans for a very long time irrespective of what the wind blows in . I chose a moderate temp outfit but should have grabbed an over coat- brrr EDITED AND ADDED A PIC at end: ran out again so I added scarf, car coat and different flat cap • tweed check flat cap • Robert Talbott wool over plaid spt coat • Harold’s merino wool collared brown sweater • Scott Barber striped shirt • MTM grey tic weave trousers • Pendleton socks • AE shell cordovan brogues in British tan • Lorelk watch

This goes back about 30+ years. When Hong Kong was still under the Queen, it was easy to find a british trained/style tailor in Hong Kong and get a great suit, solid fabric, for a fraction of the price. Years went by and I no longer have a contact, but I miss the style/cost factor and wondered if anyone here had a connection or suggestion.

Do you set up an appointment for your haircuts (and or beard trims. I was in pretty serious need over the last week so I stopped by one of the three individual barbers I use. I prefer to go to a barber (first come first serve) versus an unknown shop that takes my name and assigns me. But my schedule is insanely sporadic. How about you? I have a pretty high billable work rate so I really need to change.