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I thought surely you'd go for the Russia 2016 pair, but the color scheme is close to the Mexico 66.ren hoek said:
I think you're fine most days. Button it up when you have important meetings or need to make an impression. I definitely get the comfort thing. I often left the top unbuttoned when I was just in the office and not meeting clients (investment banking).
Good question.
That has been my go to the past couple years.
Button the top button. If the collar bothers you, get shirts with more room. I never even notice when mine is buttoned.
If you have a sensory issue and it just doesn't work, forget the tie and go with something else. If you have to dress it up, throw on a blazer or sportcoat.
it's amazing wait a half-size up can do for comfort in situations like this. also, bringing the tie up without it being constricting is essential.
I agree. The unbuttoned loose tie, sleeves rolled up look is good for a 6:00 martini after work. It’s not good for the 9:00 AM work meeting.
I think we get it. I still say if you're going to wear a tie, wear it sharp. And in my opinion that means buttoning the top button of the shirt and having the tie where it's supposed to be, covering the top button. Not just pretty much covering. Actually, what you're hitting on is a pretty big deal. Much of style in my opinion is getting that last 5% right.
Dont check in on this thread too often. Only checked because you were last reply. Not gonna lie the visual i always have of you is a dude with teva sandals and cargo shorts maybe even sunglasses with croakies.
This is key. Pretty tough to do both.
Hats in general are dangerous territory. Pool hats are even trickier. You can go from zero to full frat brotastic in about 3 seconds.
I don't think there's anything wrong with a stylish cap, you just need to elevate your :style: This sounds like it work well with your outfit and overall profile:
You trying to match this look?
That's the perfect example.wilked said:
Gotta love the classic Stetson bucket. That's...the Nazz.saintfool said:
I’ve got a bucket hat that my wife and kids HATE but I don’t give a crap because it keeps the sun off my dome, ears and neck.GroveDiesel said:
Agreed. Hate is not an uncommon reaction to the bucket hat. That's why I was asking whether it was for style or for sun protection.
I sort of feel like if you roll with a bucket hat then you are required by law to get a subscription to The Daily Racing Form and a parking spot at Santa Anita track.
I am not a fan of the Midtown Uniform. That's for guys in college that wore Patagonia all the time at schools that wanted to be havens for Deadhead investment bankers.
My wife bought me a black burberry vest that I wore the #### out of until the patagonia craze. Have since hung it up. It's a great weight for around here, but tired.
From a blog post back in early oughts when every post-collegiate city bro had a striped shirt on. Shortly thereafter, striped shirts started to die off.
Haha. I've always hated those f'n vests even when I worked on Wall St. And jb, nothing wrong with the vest you posted. I think that still gets a pass.
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Allen Edmonds is still probably the best bet for dress/office shoes in the $150-$300 range (never pay full retail). They are (mostly) made in USA and most models are made to be re-soled.
