
Men’s Fit Guide to How Clothes Should Fit and What a Tailor Can Change
Clothes fit when they follow your body without pulling anywhere and without hanging loose anywhere you did not choose, and most of that is…
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Clothes fit when they follow your body without pulling anywhere and without hanging loose anywhere you did not choose, and most of that is…
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Few figures in menswear history loom as large as George Bryan 'Beau' Brummell (1778-1840).
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Northern preppy is the cold-weather New England take on American preppy, pairing navy blazers, Oxford shirts and chinos with tweed, flannel, heavy knitwear and…
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The Old Money dress code is not a written rulebook but a set of classic menswear conventions, namely fit first, quiet colours, small logos…
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The main dress shoes are the Oxford, Derby, monk strap, brogue, loafer and wholecut, and the right choice depends on the dress code and…
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Old Money formal wear means following formal dress codes in their traditional form, with a well-fitting dinner suit or dark suit, a plain white…
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A lounge suit dress code asks men to wear a business-style suit in a dark or grey cloth, with a shirt, a tie and…
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An Oxford is a lace-up shoe with closed lacing, which makes it the most formal lace-up and the traditional shoe for suits and black…
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A black suit suits evening events, funerals and many offices, but it is not a dinner suit, so it does not meet a black…
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