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[LesserBlackDog]

You might call this "mountain town business casual." I know already this will not be to everyone's taste.



Arc'Teryx fleece jacket, BB shirt, Robert Talbott knit wool tie, LE cargo pants (true color is dark olive green), Kiel James Patrick belt, PRL boots, Hamilton watch on leather NATO.

[ninpb]

You might call this "mountain town business casual." I know already this will not be to everyone's taste.



Arc'Teryx fleece jacket, BB shirt, Robert Talbott knit wool tie, LE cargo pants (true color is dark olive green), Kiel James Patrick belt, PRL boots, Hamilton watch on leather NATO.

I like it, and the name "mountain town business casual". I like the look of a "sportier" sweater with business casual. I do it with a zip mock-neck sweater and jcrew summit fleece half-zip.

[mmgfarb]

You might call this "mountain town business casual." I know already this will not be to everyone's taste.



Arc'Teryx fleece jacket, BB shirt, Robert Talbott knit wool tie, LE cargo pants (true color is dark olive green), Kiel James Patrick belt, PRL boots, Hamilton watch on leather NATO.

I like it but probably would have switched out the fleece for an M-65 jacket or something like that to match the ruggedness of the cargo pants. Overall, nicely done.

[hornsup84]

Going back to what [MENTION=13476]AsianDapper[/MENTION] posted recently, I liked how this similar suit is styled with white and the wool tie. Definitely less bold in coloring, which is more my personal style and makes it more wintery (which is the mood I'm combating with the recent turn toward cold temps)



Caveat: Not affiliated with KnotStandard, but do like some stuff from them I've had made. Just saw this on my instagram and it reminded me of the convo.

[mmgfarb]

Going back to what [MENTION=13476]AsianDapper[/MENTION] posted recently, I liked how this similar suit is styled with white and the wool tie. Definitely less bold in coloring, which is more my personal style and makes it more wintery (which is the mood I'm combating with the recent turn toward cold temps)

That suit is sick! Although why he wouldn't just pull his tie up all the way is totally beyond me.

[hornsup84]

That suit is sick! Although why he wouldn't just pull his tie up all the way is totally beyond me.

Yeah, I was about to edit to say that, when I said I liked how it was styled, I should have said I liked the color pairings, not the manner in which they are worn here. Also not an huge fan of the watch paired with a suit.

[mmgfarb]

Yeah, I was about to edit to say that, when I said I liked how it was styled, I should have said I liked the color pairings, not the manner in which they are worn here. Also not an huge fan of the watch paired with a suit.

Just noticed the watch as well. I guess some stylist made a few poor choices here. The color pairings are on point though.

[AsianDapper]

Gotta use that wool coat while its cold!

[hornsup84]

Attempting to brighten up the cold weather with the lighter blue blazer and tan car coat. Also, further proof of my theory that there's simply no good way to photograph pant fit while taking cell phone selfies (my pants are not that short or tapered):

[mmgfarb]

WIWT

Beautiful day in the DC area today. Here's what I wore today.



Coat- OFFICINA 36
OCBD- gap
Cords- BR
Vest- JCF
Loafers- Rockport

[Kittiwake30]

You might call this "mountain town business casual." I know already this will not be to everyone's taste.



Arc'Teryx fleece jacket, BB shirt, Robert Talbott knit wool tie, LE cargo pants (true color is dark olive green), Kiel James Patrick belt, PRL boots, Hamilton watch on leather NATO.

As someone who finds working with textures difficult, this is brilliant.

[JBarwick]

New Spier and Mackay chambray shirt. I don't know how I feel about the buttoning point yet.

[hornsup84]

New Spier and Mackay chambray shirt. I don't know how I feel about the buttoning point yet. [/IMG]

Lower than you're used to, or something else? It's a tough angle to tell, but seems like it looks fine IMO (particularly nice for more casual use).

[JBarwick]

Lower than you're used to, or something else? It's a tough angle to tell, but seems like it looks fine IMO (particularly nice for more casual use).

I usually only unbutton the top button around the neck but from my understanding, S&M chose to move the buttons up so allowing the 2nd button to be undone and it looks fine. It is just a personal adjustment for me. I agree this angle is bad.

[Pepetito]

I usually only unbutton the top button around the neck but from my understanding, S&M chose to move the buttons up so allowing the 2nd button to be undone and it looks fine. It is just a personal adjustment for me. I agree this angle is bad.

I noticed that on my new Oxford as well. Out of habit I buttoned all but first one and felt suffocated first time I wore