Another day and some more fun trying different elements on an outfit. I went with the Washed Cherry colour as a start and built from there, wasn’t sure the short would work, however I think this came together well. Outfit consists of: M.J. Bale Bonato Suit in Washed Cherry. 100% wool that has been woven in Italy by the REDA textile mill into a Super 130's cloth Charles Tyrwhitt Non-Iron Royal Oxford Windowpane Check Shirt in Steel Blue Peter Jackson Patterned Tie in Red, white and Blue Red, White and BLue stripped pocket square OTAA Skull and Cross Bones Tie Clip in Silver OTAA Skull and Crossbones Lapel Pin in Silver Ecco CityTray Slip-On in Cognac SOTD - Dior Fahrenheit Parfum WOTD - Erebus Origin GMT “Cola” aka Wade Wilson.

Harried week and lots to try and do. I need a cloning machine... Outfit: • Shirt — DS‑043 (Charles Tyrwhitt): A sky‑blue spread‑collar French‑cuff dress shirt in non‑iron herringbone cotton, offering subtle texture with crisp structure. The herringbone weave adds depth while remaining conservative, making it an ideal foundation for a business‑formal suit. • Undershirt — US‑012 (True Classic): A navy crew‑neck undershirt in a light cotton‑poly blend, cut close to the body for a smooth silhouette. The darker tone prevents show‑through under the blue shirt while maintaining all‑day comfort. • Suit — SJ‑011, SL‑020 (Joseph Abboud): A mid‑gray two‑button wool suit with a fine mini‑check and slight sheen, projecting authority without visual heaviness. The structured shoulders and classic drape create a sharp, executive presence well suited for internal leadership meetings. • Tie — NT‑008 (Berma Bilas): A medium‑blue silk tie with charcoal, white, and silver repeating geometric motifs. The restrained pattern complements the herringbone shirt without competing, reinforcing a polished, analytical aesthetic. Tie recommendation: Half‑Windsor for balance with the spread collar. • Pocket Square — PS‑011 (Charles Tyrwhitt): A solid sky‑blue cotton pocket square that quietly echoes the shirt while staying subordinate to the tie. Folded in a clean TV fold, it reinforces business‑formal discipline. • Belt — B‑003 (Nordstrom Mercer): A black leather belt with a simple silver buckle, understated and properly formal. The clean hardware aligns seamlessly with the watch case and cufflink metals. • Socks — DSo‑075 (Fort Belvedere): Over‑the‑calf gray cotton socks with a blue shadow stripe, providing subtle continuity with the tie and shirt. Excellent stay‑up performance ensures a clean line when seated. • Cufflinks — CL‑009 (Fort Belvedere): Platinum‑tone eagle‑claw cufflinks with onyx spheres, offering controlled symbolism and depth. They add gravitas without flash, appropriate for senior leadership contexts.

Today the folks who work directly under me showed up to start their training. And while we work entirely on line these days, I still dressed as if I would be supervising them in person wearing a neck tie and sweater vest