As we all know there are many TV shows and Movie references for classic menswear style. My wife loves to watch old episodes of "The Nanny" with Fran Drescher. If you can stand that voice, the styling of Maxwell Sheffield, and Niles the butler, along with any of the visiting British family members are always on point. Especially their casual aspects. I had never thought to use that show as a reference until I started really looking what they were wearing. Still holds up to this day, even though the show is 30 years old. Fit, fabric, color pallete.....all on point. Although the fitment has changed a little since then, for what was the style then, it was dead on. Im always looking for styling cues, and seemed to have skipped this one. Thought you guys might catch an episode or two, and see what I mean.

This weekend I finally found some well fitting pants and a polo. These are from Dillard. Apparently it’s their exclusive line for their stores. The brand is Murano. It seemed I got a great deal for clothes that actually fit off the rack. The pants are slightly long but I’m learning that’s an easy fix with a trip to the tailor. What I wasn’t realizing is that the pants are 97% cotton and 3% spandex and although I ironed them nicely, by the time I got to work, they were already wrinkled. Has anyone else dealt with this issue? Any advice on taking care of them and keeping them from wrinkling so easily? I really like the clothes and am happy with the purchase as long as I figure out the wrinkling issue. Oddly, the polo shirt I bought is 100% cotton and does not have the wrinkle issue. Any advice and feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks gents.

to the grocery store. Nothing major. It's not that hot this afternoon, either...storms are rolling in. Navy Criquet polo with pocket and white piping Olive chinos and tan Anson belt with silver buckle Apricot espadrilles with no-show socks Navy linen flat cap Vintage 1970 Caravelle blue-dial watch with rocket seconds hand