My pants and sweaters currently just get piled up on top of the dresser with it sprawled out after the first time wearing it. It's definitely part of my inattentive ADHD but if there was a more desirable way to store them beyond a small, cramped closet, that is easy to quickly use, I'm sure I'd start doing that instead. I didn't have a lot of room to work with for closet space since it's already small and the wife's dresses take up 3/4 of it.

I love hearing clients or patrons talk down a leather sole deeming it uncomfortable before stepping into a pair. Just the blanket statement that "hard soles" are uncomfortable. It is just like when Antonio has spoken about how those who may not be accustomed to wearing a suit/sportcoat may think it is automatically uncomfortable from the get-go. I have always been a leather sole man because of the added value of resoling a pair of shoes and lengthening the lifespan of a potential favorite pair.

With a lot of weight loss over the past 10-15 years, including even more in the last 6 months, I have had to resize my slacks 2-3 times. Some are at their limit (rear pockets are getting too close to look appropriate). Given the amount I pay for a very good tailor in my area, it has made me wonder what you all are seeing. For anyone else who has had to shrink their slacks, especially when it has required more than just a resizing of the waist, such as leg retapering and shrinking the seat, how much do you expect to pay for such work?

Hello everyone, welcome to my first post in this community. First of all, I am very grateful for the opportunity to be here and learn from all of you. I ask this because I've noticed that many of you have collections (impressive ones, by the way) of several bottles, so that's where my question comes in: why do you have several and not just one? Like, what is the motivation behind your colections? I hope to learn and read from you all. Thank you.

If you didn't grow up with a need to dress nice on a regular basis, I may feel awkward to put on a suit even for a special occasion. This was me until family recently. I own a business I worked by myself from home since My early college days and I'm not particularly social so there was no need to dress up. Staring law school forced me I to being social and compelled me to dress appropriately for the field. Despite getting well-fitted suits that I know look nice, I still feel a bit awkward especially in the trousers. The thin light material often feels "insufficient" (compared to the denim I normally wear) I can say I've gotten used to the feel, and despite a good fit, the material still feels somewhat alien. I suppose with enough exposure it will get more and more familiar. All that being said, the highest level of classy I would say is "comfortable" (in mind not physically) is nice jeans, dress shirts and sport jacket. What about you?