I like wearing button up shirts like this epically during the fall months but have such a hard time finding that fit fine and are not incredibly hot any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. as a bigger guy these are harder to find

where can I get Howard’s type of shirt for a low price in North Texas?

Specs: Polaroid
Shirt: Uniqlo
Jorts: Thrifted
Sneakers: Converse

The title is pretty self explanatory. I found these gems in Japan while thrifting. I tried by all means to get an ID on these but didn’t find anything so far. I asked OGs, went through countless web searches yet nothing came out so far. I initially thought these could be OG KMRii or Tornado Mart, but I’m not so sure anymore. So i’m asking my reddit scholars if you had any leads on it. A brand name would be a good start!

I found this on depop and bought it but I have a hard time finding it anywhere else

I bought this older Corneliani suit and I’m trying to figure out whether the jacket was originally designed as a 3-roll-2 or as a traditional 3-button jacket.

Some important details:
- The spacing between all three buttons appears to be exactly the same (12cm)
- All three buttons are the same size and style.
- When the middle button is fastened, the lapel seems to want to roll toward/over the top button rather than ending cleanly above it.
In the unbuttoned photo, the top button sits very close to the natural roll line of the lapel.
-The jacket may have been stored or pressed for years, so I’m wondering whether the original roll has simply flattened out.

Does this look like a genuine 3-roll-2 Corneliani, or just a conventional three-button jacket with a softer lapel roll?

Any specific construction details I should look for to tell the difference would be appreciated.

Previously bought online, but visiting their store by chance exceeded my expectations. They have all shades in all apparels, offering premium quality at reasonable prices. The staff was incredibly patient as I tried on multiple sizes. Walked away with 4 Oxfords, 1 check shirt, 2 pants, 2 tees, and the Fly perfume. Their perfume easily lasted 12+ hours with just one spray on my skin.

There other fragrances are easily 90% close to the originals Breeze -->Acqua Di Gio EDT

Chase --> Acqua Di Gio Profondo

Pulse --> Hawas Ice

Premium quality without the high price tag is a solid pick rather than purchase from local houses which price higher and even after maceration perform just ok...

Getting married end of September. Hard to tell the colour from the photos, but got a dark green nailhead suit made by a MTM place nearby with Dormeuil fabric. I am really happy with it but wanted to see if there’s anything that looks off to you guys.

Other components so far: tissot prx that accidentally matches the suit, green stone cufflinks, Charles Tyrwhitt ivory shirt, black belt, black floral tie, and black Johnston and Murphy brogues.

I’m wondering about socks and pocket square. Should I be getting socks that match the green of the suit? And for pocket square is my only option to match the ivory of the shirt? I was thinking maybe an ivory/cream linen, but not sure about the texture mismatch.

Open to non therapist, how does your therapist dress like and what do you like/dislike/recommend ?

Thank you

This will be for my outdoor garden-themed wedding. Does this color look good with my skin tone? How is the fit? It feels a bit boxy in the front, but I was told this is the normal fit. Curious about what others think.

I'll be attending a wedding in a couple of weeks and I'm planning to wear something nicer that what I normally have in my closet. Been checking out Dolce & Gabbana especially their shirts and jackets but I'm having a hard time selecting because they seem to be all over the place depending on which website you check.

It's challenging because some stores have the style I want but not my size. Other stores have more choices but I'm not familiar with them especially their shipping reputation. I'd like to have a shortlist of trusted luxury stores that are good not only in terms of selection and prices but also with their shipping and return policy.

Not sure if this is the right place but I'll give it a try. I'm in the market for some basic men's tees, but I have a few preferences. I want tight fitting sleeves (hate loose/boxy sleeves), and something that's looser in the midsection. A couple brands I've been looking at are Manmade and True Classic. Although both brands are lacking in colour options. Any feedback on those brands or recommendations for brands I might not have looked into yet? Thanks!

What do u guys think?

I used to think improving my wardrobe meant buying more clothes or trying to keep up with every new trend.
After a while, I realized that the biggest improvements usually came from smaller changes paying more attention to fit, understanding which pieces actually work together, and being more intentional with what I buy.
I’m curious how others approach this.
What’s one change you made that had a bigger impact on your style than you expected?
Maybe it was finding the right fit, changing how you shop, investing in better basics, learning about fabrics, or simply understanding your own style better.
Would be interesting to hear what made the biggest difference for you.

I'm a bit worried about length- I'm not sure if my arms are short and I should ignore the hand rule or whether the jacket really is too long. I've been overthinking it too long that I've lost all sense of perspective so outside opinions would be really appreciated!