Hi. I know herringbone tweed is an uncommon topic, but I really want to try the vest and patterned oxford shirt look. My three questions are can you wear different colored plain trousers, dress pants or do the pattern and color of the trousers absolutely need to match? It’s casual but I’m aware gentlemen’s dress code is much more strict compared to plain formal. Thank you!

Hi Gents. I'm facing quite big issue at this moment and I need your advice. (First I need to mention that I'm EU based) Until last year I was using OnThatAss underwear but unfortunately it become more expensive, worse quality and packages ware constantly missing. Now I'm looking for some alternatives and I have tried so far some options from a Uniqlo and Icebreaker. Uniqlos are constantly rolling up (tried different sizes) and Icebreaker seems to be ok but one of 2 pairs that I bought 3 months ago is already broken (just stitching fall apart on site) which in my opinion shouldn't happen in 30e boxers after barely 5 uses. Do you guys have any solid options for underwear. In terms of quality in pair with Darn Tough for example

With all this weight loss, I'm thinking of getting a hair cut to match my new face shape.

I have a hard time getting button down shirts to fit properly. I’ve been through 3 remakes on a linen short sleeve button down with Hockerty and I still don’t like it. I have polos from them that I do like. Does anyone have any fabric suggestions that might help based on this info? I’m looking at cotton flannel shirts, oxford or twill for the winter. But I’ve also been looking at long sleeve polos. I’m just not sure about the usefulness of long sleeve polos in the business casual environment I’m likely going to be working in 2 yrs from now. I’d be pairing the shirts with tweed pants and I have corduroy sports coats.

Robin and I attended The Shamrock Club’s music festival. Robin wore one of her new dresses with a blouse over it, I am wearing a traditional grandfather shirt of a cotton linen blend, grey trousers with green accessories. Not seen are a pair of brogued boots.