5’11 150. Normal sized arms.

https://bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=503335012&cid=28660&pcid=28660&vid=1&nav=hamnav%3Amen%3AMen%27s%20Clothing%3ASweaters&cpos=3&cexp=2252&kcid=CategoryIDs%3D28660&cvar=17248&ctype=Listing&cpid=res25013108492033357961118#pdp-page-content

Small or Medium?

https://www.thetimes.com/life-style/luxury/article/ozempic-trouble-on-savile-row-times-luxury-xn92lklxh

Hi all, I love fashion and have a tendency to click buy online, especially during the holiday season. That means I’ll usually have a stock-pile of things at home, worn only a few times, sitting in the closet. Now, I’m aware of the typical websites selling used clothes/shoes/jewelry, such as eBay, poshmark, fashionpile, real real - but I’m looking for something small, more curated. I just want a better seller experience - not looking for top dollar. All suggestions are appreciated!

I have not been able to find a lot of reviews or opinions on ETQ Amsterdam sneakers. Has anyone gotten sneakers from them? How are they in terms of quality, comfort, customer service? Is the brand overall a respectable one?

I want to find nice fashionable basics for my boyfriend. He's a really big guy, about 6'3 with a very big build (He usually wears 2XL or 3XL). But I find it hard to find clothes for him that arent just from walmart.

So if anyone knows trustworthy brands or online stores that sell clothes for bigger men. I'd appreciate it, I feel like it's been hard to find a good online store for this kind of thing.

Thank you!

Hello, are these cufflinks acceptable for a tuxedo, or do they have to be onyx or golden cufflinks?

https://imgur.com/a/wjUETU2

Thank you!

(Not a femboy) Of course, I want to have an excuse to wear latex not every day but on special occasions (concerts etc.). I want to combine latex and fabric like in the second photo without sacrificing my masculinity, but I have never got into any fashion stuff before. (I had to use google translate for this, i hope its understandable) (i'm talking about something similiar to dio brondo from jojo but in all black and without a crop top)

I love microfiber boxer brief and i'm currently searching to buy somes.... anybody tried those 2 models from Calvin Klein can give me their opinion on it ?
The model i'm trying to compare are :
-CK Black Micro Boxer Brief (Is it Microfiber?)
-Icon Micro Boxer Brief
I know there is the Intense Power and Chromatic model too.. but i dont like the white'ish wording/top

PS: Will be buying it from the Canada version of their website : https://www.calvinklein.ca/

Charles Tyrwhitt dress shirts tend to have slightly larger collars than the tagged size. A tagged 15.5-inch collar often measures closer to 16 inches in reality. which I like BTW.

Are Brooks Brothers the same situation or true to size ?

Given some impending moves in the US, I am taking more interest in Canadian-made products. I quite like Tyrwhitt, and I am fine sticking with them. But, am I missing out on some quality Canadian clothing that’s on par while likely being more expensive?

Had a pair of Brook Park Timberland boots a while back and left them on the train. They were very comfortable and probably should have replaced them at the time but they were boots and they only had shoes in with it being summer. The shoes have always be comparable uncomfortable. I’m getting married soon and would like a similar shoe/boot to wear. The Alden Brook from Timberland are quite close.

I go for outfits that revolve around my pants. This makes it so that my pants need to be eye catching. Im looking for "signature worthy", unique pants that are interesting through design. I just can't find them as everywhere I look only contains blanks. Keep in mind that I wear baggy pants so Im not looking for embroidered jeans and such (Artful Dodgers and alike as example). Much Thanks.

I’m in the process of getting a suit made and want to better understand the differences between made-to-measure and bespoke from those who have experience with high-quality tailoring in the UK.

I have a very specific vision for my suit, including a high-rise trouser with a full break, double pleats, and a structured jacket with wide peak lapels in herringbone wool. While I’m based in London, I’m open to traveling for the best craftsmanship.

For those who have gone through the process, what are the key factors that make bespoke worth it over made-to-measure? How did you choose your tailor, and what was your experience like?

Would love to hear insights from those who have commissioned a suit at a high level.

I love this style of mod jacket: https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjxi59WsYhYWHIznKILqENQrElTHElxsj4XZ267ETsZ68jn5NoLlBiOWrKbVB_oUNmgbhx1DZNty_DPuIPEWNs8COyUenVENMjRJBjsaVu9dLKheLR_bGCcvxLsQUlYS_oS24CawsPUZsA/s640/junya_watanabe_fall_2011_2.jpg

But no matter where I go in the UK (London stores, Edinburgh stores, Frasers, TK Maxx), I can't seem to reliably find this look. Instead I find your basic outdoor coats, peacoats, jackets, denims, or more scottish patterns.

It's characterised for me(mids 20s male) by:

Suites a thinner profile, thin trousers, darker shoes, and scarfs. Usually three buttons, not too long.

Pattern/material: Checked and Cotton/soft, elbow/shoulder may differ

Colours: Dark browns, Dark Greys, Dark Green, Dark Navy Blue

Too often I find golf style jackets but these don't really suite the style, they jar with the other aspects where I push style a little (shoes etc).

Is there any way to find this style in the UK or any specialist shops?

I just recently learned that pants have different rises (still making my entry into improving my wardrobe and exploring clothes haha) and I realized I've been wearing medium-high rise pants like I would low rise. I have a bit of a belly and it's just more comfortable to wear them on my hips, rather than up on my waist (plus it avoids the exaggerated clown-like look of big ballooned out waist to slim legs).

I usually stick with chinos and jeans, for business casual level look, and I was hoping to spend under $100 per pair (closer to $50 would be ideal), since I do plan on losing some more weight.

Hey, so my birthday is in 2 weeks and I was planning on wearing a white turtleneck. I am currently thinking about pairing it with casual light blue jeans, but confused if I should wear something over the turtle neck. I am quite thin, (size 39) so the bare turtleneck looks odd. So does anyone have any recs? I saw a shirt with flap pockets, hex: #7e433b. So is it good? Please share any ideas you have. Thanks.

from what i have seen based on youtubers who advertise their products (or advcoate for them), their suits tend to be really bad.

Even the staff at suitsupply they tend to have sloppy suits.

Typically its too tight. you can see striations at around the waist button. the lapel jumps out of the chest beause the suit is tight. collar gap. their shoulders are super weird. also their jacket sleeves are too short and tight.

Everytime I see their employees on a youtube video or youtubers vouching for them, their suits are absolutley horrible. Am i going crazy?

Not to be racist but I was born with a very white skin, which turned dark due to exposure to sunlight so can it change back?

Hi there. I currently work for J. Crew and Travis Matthew. Started into this world of retail about a month ago. I am really interested in gaining more insight about terminology of our products, history of fibers and fabrics, the process of constructing the fabric/clothing, why things are the way they are. I’m sorry if some of that doesn’t make sense, but to sum it up I’d just like to gain more product knowledge for myself and for my customers. Online free resources with pictures would be preferred but i’m open to all suggestions. Thanks!

What is the best brand for denim in 2025 around 600/800$ ?

Does anybody know any good brands for traditional mens clothing? I mean english or american style clothes

so after watching mad men and other period shows this style of tie is used. I cannot find the name to search them up, any luck? Any help is appreciated!

Ties like these: https://imgur.com/gallery/Lj5k8jd

Can anyone recommend a tee shirt with a tighter neck? Prefer good quality cotton, over $50 ok if the quality is there.

Thank you

Hi all, Im trying to finally move away from sweatpants wearing. Im 18 and Ive basically only worn sweatpants my whole life. I’ve never cared much about my fashion, but recently shifted from wearing lots of hoodies and flannels (when it was warm enough to just wear a flannel and t shirt) to wearing those generic columbia brand fleece zip up “jackets” and the more I wear them the more I feel sort of weird wearing sweatpants with them.

All my sweatpants are the black tracksuit adidas style looking ones, not the grey cotton type or the ones with the fitted ankles, and it looks okay but just unprofessional. The problem is that I hate jeans, I don’t like how they look generally and I don’t like how they feel. Any other options?

Just in general I’m looking for a more professional style (but not straight business and still comfortable) that doesn’t look awkward on me. I’m 6’3 and 155 lbs so i’m relatively lanky, plus I have longer har (about shoulder length, vaguely like kurt russell’s in the thing, without the facialhair) so I’m just trying to find out what suits me.

i’m shopping for my boyfriend and i’m wondering if the fear of god essential hoodies are still cool. last year i customized a stussy hoodie for him. im thinking about doing it again. if they aren’t cool anymore does anyone have any recs? it’s gonna be a gift for him!:)

Have to come in once a month for my job and I have either dress shoes or sneakers, the only in between I have are Blackstock and Weber loafers, but they’re an awkward size as I bought them when I was young and naive while also being the white top and black body color scheme. So I feel like they’re a little too flashy for a typical computer guy at a corporate office.

I like cowboys but i can’t wear straight cowboy boots to the office. Could someone suggest some loafers or “office” appropriate shoes that have a western tinge to it?

Hi,

Just returned from an up and back trip to Buffalo, more than 300 miles away, for the sole purpose of buying off the rack 46XL suits as I am tall and previous standbys like Brooks, Hickey Freeman, and J. Press either no longer sell them in store or the brand has changed completely (see Hickey Freeman).

Going there is like stepping back in time to frankly a better shopping experience and for more than an hour I worked with great employee and was able to get a few high quality suits including one from Rochester Trading Company, the old Hickey Freeman factory, and left thoroughly pleased with the experience.

While it is a little out of the way, it was worth the trip and encourage others to make it. Also, they have suits in all sizes and the quality of the suits plus the value and experience make it such a rare and special place to shop.

I don't know if I'm in the right place to ask this question but I'll ask anyway. I'm thinking about buying a sewing machine and just learning to sew, I'm a very heavy set man and buying clothes that fits well is next to impossible and hella expensive. So my question is, will sewing my own clothes be a better option?

I just turned 20 years old, and I've never owned a suit. Recently, my girlfriend asked me to be her plus one to an important for her. This will be my first time meeting her brother, and I want to make a good first impression. I'm worried about looking silly due to my lack of knowledge on the topic of men's fashion. How do I go about finding an affordable and properly sized suit? I especially need help finding out where and how to get a suit tailored.

I see a lot of complaints about Gustin so not sure I want to jump on it. My toddler has a similar sweater and I dig it.

https://www.weargustin.com/store/knits-heavyweight-sweatshirt-natural-rainbow-nep