So with my trip to find a teal or aqua coloured shirt I was also in the look out for a sale DB suit. None were available on my size but I did find this Blazer and it has been ordered for me. It was has an RRP of $799 and I paid only $299. It is 35%Cotton/34%Linen/21%Wool/4%Silk With the remainder made up of Polymide and Elastine. So so soft and luxurious feeling. I can't wait to get it and start pairing it up. Plus with the superb shirt price and its been an amazing winning day. https://www.mjbale.com/products/santoro-jacket-natblue?objectID=41300460273744

Public Holiday again this week, but this time we al have the day off. Early rise today to participate in a dial in video catchup, lots of chatter and some fun ensued. Then I knocked off a couple of sal jobs and went to tge shops looking for a Green or teal coloured shirt. I found one at the Bale Sale at the M.J. Bale outlet centre for$42.75 down from $139.95 Todays outfit consists of; Brixton Brood Snap Cap in Oatmeal and Charcoal houndstooth Oxford Wool Rich Roger Overcoat in Camel Charles Tyrwhitt Cutaway Collar Non-Iron Poplin Check Shirt in Lemon M.J. Bale McQueen Chino in Tobacco Anson Congac Leather Strap on a traditional buckle with a Curve in Gunmetal Ecco Melbourne Bike Toe Slip-On in Amber White Howlite stone bracelet SOTD - Vikto & Rolf Spicebomb Nightvision WOTD - Praesidus Victory Sands

My lovely wife and I just returned from our Sunday, and what a transformational message delivered. For today’s service my outfit strikes a fine balance between professional polish and quiet confidence, making it exceptionally well-suited for Sunday worship. The subtle plaid sport coat, light blue check shirt, and tailored khaki trousers create a harmonious palette that conveys refinement without appearing overly formal or self-conscious. The dark suede Chelsea boots (a nod to my Texan influences ) and silver chronograph introduce just enough personality and contemporary flair to distinguish the look while remaining respectful of the setting. Altogether the attire projects the image of a gentleman who understands that dressing well for church is not about drawing attention to himself, but about honoring the occasion with dignity, taste, and understated elegance.