Accessorize, your way.
Dark khaki cotton suit, blue mini windowpane shirt, and navy cotton tie all by Michael Andrews Bespoke (custom made). Enamel sharktooth cufflinks by Jan Leslie. Tie bar by Tiffany & Co (2″ length). Socks by Paul Smith. Shoes by Ralph Lauren. Tortoise shades Persol. Camouflage pocket square from street vendor. Watch by Montblanc. Watchstrap by Corvus.
Thanks for reading. Plenty more to come.
Yours in style,
SB
Finally! A CHIC man in my world!
Love the suit+bicycle!
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I would’ve gone to my office like that style..too bad in Indonesia the weather is just to hooottt and humid..
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This reminds me of a question I had for you — when having my next suit made, should I go for 4 buttons on the cuff, or 5? I’ve had suits made with both in the past, and I’m on the fence for my next one.
I always keep the first button undone (I know some don’t like that, but I do, and am not planning to change).
Seeing 4 buttons on a cuff is what your eye expects, and something looks “wrong” when you only see 3 (because one is undone). This is what has drawn me to 5-button cuffs in the past — when one button is undone, you see 4 visible buttons, which just “looks right” to me some days.
Other days though I find myself more drawn to the 3 buttons showing on a 4 button cuff look. So I’m really on the fence
What are your thoughts? I believe I’ve seen you wearing both styles before.
Thanks!
Boot Tip: If you remember nothing else: Be seasonally consistent when putting an outfit together. Do not wear boots and a skirt with bare legs; tights, nylons, or even flesh colored fishnet stockings help bridge the (thermal & fashion) gap between your knees and your hemline.
been a typo, Your blog looks good. Have a pleasant day.
This is my look, yet I would have gone with solid navy soxs, and I like to keep my coat buttoned up.
Good look im still looking for my cotton suit
Ha! The bike.. taking a cue from the Sartorialist are we? Nice fit.. I would have gone sockless though; especially in this heat!
love this look! love the Persol btw! They are 649s right? When you wear the tortoise brown shades – are the lenses gradient brown lenses or are they solid brown polarized glasses? Same for the black ones? Let me know homie – huge supporter of the blog!
Very nice Dan.
SB,
Camo pocket square…Killing it! The site just keeps getting better and better. Nice work on showing love to moms.
Be Well,
Carter
great post! when exactly will your store open in september?
one word…SUPERB
Very original picture indeed http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com/search/label/Bicycles
Who cares? This is about the outfit, not the bike. Why hate when he’s just doing his thing. Why waste your life going on someone else’s blog, finding a link to another page, and posting a dumb comment?
Great look Dan. I do like how the camo pocket square mixes with the khaki. You have the Italian vibe going on with the bike and a suit. Very Sartorial. The accessories are a great addition even though they do standout once they are noticed they are still pretty subtle.
Pretty inspiring SB! I’m going to show my dad this- I’ve been selling him on a khaki suit all summer, maybe for next year…