At the Gentleman’s Guide to Style, we like our boots. Great for the winter, great for the summer, and especially great with a 3-piece suit. Chelsea boots work well for those dressed-up occasions, but also for dress-down ones too. Recently were alerted to the offerings from Jack Erwin. They offer great deals on high quality…
We like our fine clothing here at the Guide to Style. We like it even more when it fits well. That is especially true when it comes to shirts. Many suppliers, including one of our favourites, Charles Tyrwhitt, like to offer slim fit or tailored fit options, but nothing beats custom made shirts. We also…
[Guest Post] So, with almost a quarter of a century of working life in the rear-view mirror as an accountant in the UK public services sector, it should come as no great shock to discover that this writer is something of a traditionalist when it comes to office attire for gentlemen. In twenty-four completed years…
Anyone who believes wearing a suit automatically makes him look bland need only take one look at Clooney, Craig, or more recently, David Beckham’s stylish way with the modern suit. Wearing it so well, Beckham manages to pull his own style into the gentlemanly look, combining elegance with his unique personality. You can do the…
Is it possible to be enthusiastic or style conscious about Wellington boots? Le Chameau proves that it is with their leather lined, luxurious footwear.
Travelling in style also includes your clothing. If you are getting on and off aeroplanes, hopping in and out of cabs or being squished on the subway, you need your clothes to work with you, not against you. Looking smart at check-in is one thing – but the important thing is to still look smart when you arrive.
Many tailors allow you to choose the cuff type for your shirt. Making that decision is relatively straightforward – it all depends upon whether you want to wear cufflinks with the shirt or not.