I used to think tailoring was only for suits, but I’ve realized even small adjustments on everyday pieces completely change how they feel and look. A shirt that fits just right or trousers hemmed properly instantly boost confidence. For me, tailoring has been the bridge between experimenting and sticking with classics — it makes the basics sharper and the statement pieces more intentional. Curious to hear: - What’s the first item you had tailored? - Do you tailor mostly formalwear, or casual pieces too?

so something else I haven’t shared yet is my love for genealogy and history I had a 2nd cousin whom was a paid genealogist and we lost her years ago, but she handed her work down to my grandmother whom handed it down to me and I took over. Ive been digging and learning for 16 years. Cause of this Ive been able to trace my roots back to my 15th and 16th great grandparents. It’s taken hundreds of years and hundreds of relationships for me to be here right now and to be the gentleman that i am. It’s taken me learning of wars, love, hate, hangings, slavery , things that should have ended my family generations ago but God turned it a different way and expanded the family instead. It’s taken me to want to be extremely different from the things I’ve come to learn and be different from generations of family before me that were not gentleman and not not good women either. That being said there were some amazing family members that did exceptional things that idk if I’ll be able to live up to their standards and accomplishments I take one day at a time and only try and become better. I am scotch Irish, Jewish, welsh, German, Quaker, creek Indian, French, English, Swedish. All of that mixed to make a strong gentleman

I’ve been experimenting with adding one statement accessory to otherwise simple outfits a scarf, watch, or even bold shoes. It’s surprising how much a single piece can shift the vibe without needing a full wardrobe overhaul. Accessories feel like the easiest way to push comfort zones while keeping the foundation solid. What’s your go‑to statement accessory that always elevates your look?

Hey Gents, I would like some advice on getting professional measurements without buying a suit during that visit. I found an option, and it became a Christmas gift from my wife 🎄. She created the "coupon" I've posted. I booked an appointment, but when I arrived, they no longer offered the service (I’ve blanked out the retailer’s name in the photo because I don’t feel it’s appropriate to publish). My main focus is on Trousers, Sportcoats, and Shirts. Any ideas? Or must I be ready to purchase a suit to get this done professionally? I appreciate your thoughts.