I've always appreciated your choice: Simple, versatile, classic, and no-brainer. I tried to start my wardrobe journey since college but always got overwhelmed by all the recommendations from the internet, ending up spending a lot of wasted money. I love how your "essentials" are actually essential, which helps beginners not overthinking and overspending on clothes imo
This man know how to dress lol. People gotta take notes. It’s not what you wear or how expensive it is, but how well it fits your body and presents style.
As a university student, this is definitely one of the best "dressier" capsule wardrobes that I have seen. I would change out a couple of pieces to better fit my personal preferences and colouring and add a white poplin shirt and solid tie for a full suit look, but I can see myself wearing everything in this video and being able to build this wardrobe over the course of a year or two. Wonderful advice, thank you!
I'm liking these capsule videos. Not only does it show the versatility of great basics, but I think it reminds us that simple outfits can look great. I like look no. 3 for that reason. The light grey flannel sport coat is so simple but will always look great. And the patterns on the shirt and tie show that pieces don't need to grab one's attention to be effective. Thanks, as always, Brian.
For the past 10 years or so I've followed several mens style/grooming channels. As I got older, I realized most of the mainstream 1m+ channels were just not for me; and I was a dedicated viewer for so long. The over-the-top loud online personalities and sponsorships that took up half a video really got to me. Not to mention the legitimately terrible fashion advice. I just started a new job working for the state and I've got to say; your channel and The Modest Man have been a breath of fresh air. I've been mostly a workwear kind of dude but the change in my environment called for a workplace rebrand. Thanks for all you do man. This channel provides some great content and insight.
Great looks Brian! Working in a school environment, my go to is chinos+dress shoes/boots+dress shirt(+sweater in fall/winter). If there is a school board meeting or a more formal event, I swap chinos for dress pants, crew-neck sweater for a v-neck and a tie.
best style guru on UA-cam, hands down. Thank you so much - I've almost bought everything in your beginner capsule wardrobe and have already received many compliments. Plus I feel more confident and put together. Thank you!
The lights grey jacket and demon shirt you’re wearing while talking to camera is an excellent match of visual texture. I didn’t see the appear of the denim shirt for a long time. Now a fine denim shirt is one of my favourite shirts. It’s easily dressed up or down.
Saw this video at the right time, since I'm starting my new job. Definitely liked a lot of things that you showed that I can use. And it gives me the chance to start cleaning out my closet and slowly upgrading it.
I appreciate the detail given in showing the pieces off. Such as a hop sack suit vs a navy suit. It really allows us to understand the difference. I know that I really do. Thanks!!!
Great video. The dark RR selvedge denim in Outfit 7 (4:40) you are wearing with boots. Is this the same pair you wear cuffed in other videos? Curious to know how to determine the correct length to purchase if using the same pair both ways. Purchasing 'long', will they be too short to show the edge when rolled?
Depends on how old the video is you're referring to. I ordered these long to be able to roll, but then had them tailored so I didn't have to roll them anymore and could get some more versatility out of them. I will occasionally just roll up the bottom hem depending on the situation.
I bet it takes 5 hours hard work to build this 5 mins video, if not 10 hours. I really enjoy your videos and they are getting better and better. Just amazing work!
thank you so much, i usually don't struggle with finding my own style and dressing well but i always need an outline or a base of ideas first. your video just helped me find just that !
One of best recent clothing buys was my denim shirt. Those shirts are very versitale, and easily makes you add a unexpected touch that most of people don't wear.
I never even thought about a denim shirt before I started watching this channel (didn't really know dressier denim shirts were a thing). Now it is my favourite piece out of my entire wardrobe because of the sheer versatility
I'm using this video as inspiration for a smart casual look in Australia. I think all the outfits are good minus the blazers & tie since its smart casual. I haven't seen any videos for smart casual in this country
Great pieces, I am nearly done with building my basic business casual wardobe and am so glad to see a lot of the boxes checked. And thank you for recommending Grey Flannel, I have to say it was a bit out of my comfort zone the first time I tried it, but I am getting to really appreciate it. Cheers!
It's been nearly six months since I started my new banking job. I'm always on the hunt for business casual ideas. I really like look#2 with the v neck sweater..I love v-neck sweaters 🙂👍🏿👍🏿
Hello Bryan, amazing job putting together the outfits, you have helped me a lot. I have a question, ¿what color of socks would you recommend when using dark brown loafers and khaki chinos?
Simple, versatile, easy, and no-brainer. I do have the right shirt, sweater, and pants. But I'm still looking for a nice navy suit, hopefully after this I can implement all of these business casual looks 👍🏽👍🏽
Did I ever mention I like your shoe game? Those Oxfords look incredible. Outfit #1 was my go-to to work. I did prefer a light-blue pocket square though, it felt better in my eyes. A great ensamble, I really like the pieces layering a button-up shirt with a sweater, it's versatile enough to be great for the office, a meeting, yet also not "too much" for most daily activities. Cheers!
Finest cut of jackets you got there. And definitelly two good ties I see. Kudos to that. I'd have chose better shoes though. Thank you, it was a nice watch. Warm regards from İstanbul.
Thank you so much! I'm going from truck driver to professional in a business casual atmosphere and felt completely out of my element before I watched this!
Another well done video. I can pull off all those looks except for the suede oxfords. Are yours Allen Edmunds? I need to get a pair. They are so sharp, casual, yet elegant and refined.
My go-to wardrobe on a daily basis. Even when I don't have to dress up, I still like to add a little formality in my outfits (sportcoats, knit ties etc.). Great inspiration, as always, Brian! You're the man!
I just wanted to thank you for your videos. I really enjoy them very much. Very professional, straightforward, great style, production and explanations. By far you produce one of the best men's style videos out there! Thank you!!
Love the symplistic style of the outfits you choose, I am just getting back into wearing business casual, It builds confidence in yourself and others around you. Great video.
Gracias por tus videos. Son realmente buenos, sobre todo la combinación Me parece muy adecuado. Gracias por tu tiempo dedicacion y enseñanza. Saludos desde Cancún Mexico
Hey Brian, do you wear over-the-calf socks? If so, how do you prevent slim fit trousers from catching on them and ruining the drape? Great looks as always, thanks.
Brand new sub here! I think your videos and great and very informative! Just wondering if you think spandex Chino pants have any place in business casual wear
Thanks, Billy. And welcome. I would say that it totally depends on your work environment. I've seen some guys wear those -- like Lululemon-style "chinos" that stretch -- in a dressier environment and it doesn't look right.
Great combos, Brian. I noticed something. Those Michael Andrews suits are beautiful. The cut of them is very reminiscent of the Tom Ford cut, which I love. Is there some connection? I saw you were photographed with them on their website, nice! Is there a story there? Surely.
Hello, Mr. Sacawa. I have always wondered what do you use to keep your shirts wrinkles free; do you use an iron, steamer, a special hanger to store them, etc.? Excellent content and amazing outfits, by the way. I was already missing your videos. Have a wonderful day!
I've found your capsule wardrobe videos really helpful. I recently started my first proper job after finishing university, and the general dresscode is business casual, and I've been building up my office wardrobe these last couple of months. Some days I'll wear a suit (usually sans tie), but most days thats a bit too formal, so your business casual outfit suggestions have been a godsend 😄.
Business casual is my favorite dress style. There are tons of option/layer/style you can play in this range. Shirt, plain sweater and kaki or chino with dress shoes or boots in winter is what I wear everyday at the office and that's more formal than 90% of what my coworker wear. If I got a meeting just take off the knitwear and than put a nice sport jacket and you're ready to go. If I should go on field (construction site) just but heavier chino or dark jeans and you're set (with all the safety equipment of course).
Started to hit up Las Vegas to well get away. Just started to comps to Jean George, Javiers etc in Vegas. Dress code is biz casual. Any recommendations for hot weather like Vegas?
Another excellent video as always. One question I would love to have your opinion on: at 1:41 when mentioning the light grey sport coat I noticed that it had what looks like a piece of fabric that connects the 2 sides of the side vents from splaying open and creating a gap from the back flap. I have seen this before and I am considering having an alterations tailor put one in for me. What do you think about it? Does it affect the comfort?
I like the outfits with the light grey jacket, especially 1 & 3. That light brown sweater is nice, but I'd prefer the neck opening to be slightly smaller when worn with a collared shirt underneath. Cheers!
Just got my first office job and wow this was an amazing watch. Best part was not being able to tell when pieces were recycled between outfits. Everything was super clean and different in my opinion. 15 pieces and about 2 weeks worth of wear. Can’t argue with that. Subscribed!
@@hespokestyle that’s definitely cool. I was thinking from a guests perspective. I think a groom can get away with dressing as formal as he wants as it’s his day. I think as a guest you have to be a bit more tactful in dressing nice, as not to be that guy outdoing the groom.
I would say missing a pair of charcoal trousers that go with everything and I would say goes better with jackets. Ditch the jeans . Then instead of a light grey jacket go for a casual harris tweed herringbone grey blazer.
Would you say that a cavalry twill sport coat (with casual style elements and appropriate contrast) could be an appropriate texture choice to work with dressy dark denim jeans?
Would a good fitting shirt jacket/overshirt be a good altenative to a blazer or sport coat for smart casual/business casual? What’s the difference between smart and business casual? Can you pleae give outfit ideas on the much more casual business casual wardobe like in tech and creative companies where i work in and never ever worn a suit? Am I wrong think the navy chinos is redundant to the trousers of the hopsack suit?
You're a bit wrong. Having odd trousers, as they're called, is better for more combinations. If your pants are the same fabric as your jacket, that's called a suit. I don't work in either of those industries, so it is impossible for me to know what is acceptable or not.
@@hespokestyle i mean, swap the navy chinos with olive ones, use the trousers from the hopsack suit as an odd trouser like you’d wear chinos, the suit jacket as a blazer like you have. To be more minimalist/capsule?
Wow, I desperately needed this information. I usually go to the office dressed like a P.E. Teacher.
What do you do for a living?
Good to know I was not the only one
@@uddhavgaming7546I think he's a PE teacher.
😂😂
I've always appreciated your choice: Simple, versatile, classic, and no-brainer. I tried to start my wardrobe journey since college but always got overwhelmed by all the recommendations from the internet, ending up spending a lot of wasted money. I love how your "essentials" are actually essential, which helps beginners not overthinking and overspending on clothes imo
EXACTLY. Thanks!
This month I'm starting my first full time job in an office and this has really helped me understand what I need to wear. Thank you so much!
I recently had a career change and need to quickly learn how to dress for business.
Your content has been a life saver. Thank you!
This man know how to dress lol. People gotta take notes. It’s not what you wear or how expensive it is, but how well it fits your body and presents style.
The Brown suede looks superb. Really love that gray jacket. The tone kind of lightens the look and really polishes off those outfits.
Many thanks, Lonnie.
As a university student, this is definitely one of the best "dressier" capsule wardrobes that I have seen. I would change out a couple of pieces to better fit my personal preferences and colouring and add a white poplin shirt and solid tie for a full suit look, but I can see myself wearing everything in this video and being able to build this wardrobe over the course of a year or two. Wonderful advice, thank you!
I'm liking these capsule videos. Not only does it show the versatility of great basics, but I think it reminds us that simple outfits can look great. I like look no. 3 for that reason. The light grey flannel sport coat is so simple but will always look great. And the patterns on the shirt and tie show that pieces don't need to grab one's attention to be effective. Thanks, as always, Brian.
Glad you like them!
For the past 10 years or so I've followed several mens style/grooming channels. As I got older, I realized most of the mainstream 1m+ channels were just not for me; and I was a dedicated viewer for so long. The over-the-top loud online personalities and sponsorships that took up half a video really got to me. Not to mention the legitimately terrible fashion advice.
I just started a new job working for the state and I've got to say; your channel and The Modest Man have been a breath of fresh air. I've been mostly a workwear kind of dude but the change in my environment called for a workplace rebrand. Thanks for all you do man. This channel provides some great content and insight.
I like that you show all Items at the start.
And the Length of the Video is perfect
Glad you enjoyed!
@@hespokestyle oh yes! I think you make the best Fashion-Videos for stylish men
Sent this to my teen who is just learning all of this for his new job. Thanks for keeping this so simple for a beginner.
Great looks Brian! Working in a school environment, my go to is chinos+dress shoes/boots+dress shirt(+sweater in fall/winter). If there is a school board meeting or a more formal event, I swap chinos for dress pants, crew-neck sweater for a v-neck and a tie.
Good stuff!
best style guru on UA-cam, hands down. Thank you so much - I've almost bought everything in your beginner capsule wardrobe and have already received many compliments. Plus I feel more confident and put together. Thank you!
The lights grey jacket and demon shirt you’re wearing while talking to camera is an excellent match of visual texture. I didn’t see the appear of the denim shirt for a long time. Now a fine denim shirt is one of my favourite shirts. It’s easily dressed up or down.
Sweet! Thanks, as always, for the comment, Michael.
Perfect video for beginner - useful, plain & simple, affordable -I love it!
Thank you so much!
Very, very underrated channel. This video deserves at least 1M views
Saw this video at the right time, since I'm starting my new job. Definitely liked a lot of things that you showed that I can use. And it gives me the chance to start cleaning out my closet and slowly upgrading it.
I appreciate the detail given in showing the pieces off. Such as a hop sack suit vs a navy suit. It really allows us to understand the difference. I know that I really do. Thanks!!!
You're very welcome.
Great video. The dark RR selvedge denim in Outfit 7 (4:40) you are wearing with boots. Is this the same pair you wear cuffed in other videos? Curious to know how to determine the correct length to purchase if using the same pair both ways. Purchasing 'long', will they be too short to show the edge when rolled?
Depends on how old the video is you're referring to. I ordered these long to be able to roll, but then had them tailored so I didn't have to roll them anymore and could get some more versatility out of them. I will occasionally just roll up the bottom hem depending on the situation.
great video most suit jackets i found have padding in the shoulders any suggestions?
So you want something more unstructured? If that's the case, best to work with a good MTM program.
That denim shirt paired with the grey sportscoat looks really good on you
I always wearing knit tie even with denim jacket.i love the look of it.
Been waiting for this one, just got a new job that’s strictly business casual. Thank you
Nice! Happy to help.
I bet it takes 5 hours hard work to build this 5 mins video, if not 10 hours. I really enjoy your videos and they are getting better and better. Just amazing work!
Many thanks! A video like this is actually probably a total of 20 hours of work from ideation to delivery. I appreciate your comment very much.
@@hespokestyle 👍👍👍
I'm sharing your videos with my co-worker who said he wants to add to and improve his wardrobe versatility
Awesome! Thank you!
thank you so much, i usually don't struggle with finding my own style and dressing well but i always need an outline or a base of ideas first. your video just helped me find just that !
One of best recent clothing buys was my denim shirt. Those shirts are very versitale, and easily makes you add a unexpected touch that most of people don't wear.
Yes, indeed.
I never even thought about a denim shirt before I started watching this channel (didn't really know dressier denim shirts were a thing). Now it is my favourite piece out of my entire wardrobe because of the sheer versatility
Amazing! Exactly the kind of content you are the best at!
Many thanks, Gerasimos!
What do you wear when it’s Florida type weather hot and humid definitely not a sweater or jacket surely
Every look is top notch! Grazie, Brian.
I appreciate that!
Nice job. Thanks for the pointers. Adding a few pieces. Very elegant and well shot video.
Many thanks. Rene. Appreciate the continued support.
Amazing as always
Tell where to find pleated chinls and a good chambray shirt?
Many thanks. Outfit details in desription.
@@hespokestyle really solid videos for this new year!
Business casual is my favorite dress style. I have pretty much everything on here with some variation. Well done.
Many thanks, as always!
I'm using this video as inspiration for a smart casual look in Australia. I think all the outfits are good minus the blazers & tie since its smart casual. I haven't seen any videos for smart casual in this country
I think Brain should do more Capsule wardrobe with color schemes such as Brown, Grey etc because he is the BEST at this :D
Good ideas!
what about warmer climate business casual? let's say Singapore, hot and humid.
Great pieces, I am nearly done with building my basic business casual wardobe and am so glad to see a lot of the boxes checked. And thank you for recommending Grey Flannel, I have to say it was a bit out of my comfort zone the first time I tried it, but I am getting to really appreciate it. Cheers!
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the advice just a week after the 25 items necessary
Now the buying list gets an organized sequence, thanks Brian
Glad to help!
Thank you man! Starting my first day soon and now we can go shop these things. really liked the shoes!
It's been nearly six months since I started my new banking job. I'm always on the hunt for business casual ideas. I really like look#2 with the v neck sweater..I love v-neck sweaters 🙂👍🏿👍🏿
I have tried this navy v neck jumper and chinos look and seriously i look's awesome ! 🙏
Awesome!
The grey sports coat was just the perfect shade of grey.
Many thanks, Junior.
Hello Bryan, amazing job putting together the outfits, you have helped me a lot. I have a question, ¿what color of socks would you recommend when using dark brown loafers and khaki chinos?
Just found the channel and really enjoyed your video. Thanks
Sweet! Thanks so much.
9.5/10. Outfit 6 is too formal for casual in my circle. Great stuff.
Thanks so much, John!
Excellent selection of clothing, well thinked combinations, just absolutely great !
Thank you so much!
i watch every single video - excellent channel, thank you!
Awesome! Thanks for your support!
Love the capsule wardrobe videos. Keep it up Brian :)
Thanks! Will do!
Simple, versatile, easy, and no-brainer. I do have the right shirt, sweater, and pants. But I'm still looking for a nice navy suit, hopefully after this I can implement all of these business casual looks 👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks so much for your comment!
Did I ever mention I like your shoe game? Those Oxfords look incredible.
Outfit #1 was my go-to to work. I did prefer a light-blue pocket square though, it felt better in my eyes.
A great ensamble, I really like the pieces layering a button-up shirt with a sweater, it's versatile enough to be great for the office, a meeting, yet also not "too much" for most daily activities.
Cheers!
Thanks so much, Yoni!
The selection of shoes is outstanding. Love the suede oxfords and the boots!
Thanks, Rafael!
Finest cut of jackets you got there. And definitelly two good ties I see. Kudos to that. I'd have chose better shoes though. Thank you, it was a nice watch. Warm regards from İstanbul.
Thank you so much! I'm going from truck driver to professional in a business casual atmosphere and felt completely out of my element before I watched this!
Another well done video. I can pull off all those looks except for the suede oxfords. Are yours Allen Edmunds? I need to get a pair. They are so sharp, casual, yet elegant and refined.
Thank you. All outfit details are in the description.
My go-to wardrobe on a daily basis. Even when I don't have to dress up, I still like to add a little formality in my outfits (sportcoats, knit ties etc.). Great inspiration, as always, Brian! You're the man!
Appreciate that, Joe!
I just wanted to thank you for your videos. I really enjoy them very much. Very professional, straightforward, great style, production and explanations. By far you produce one of the best men's style videos out there! Thank you!!
Hi Brian
Love The Channel.
Always look forward to your Videos !!
Thank You for The Tips !!
Thanks, Leonard!
As always Brian fantastic content
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really bro, I had no other option but to subscribe. You got me with the few, simple, yet effective combination of the dress item. Well done 👍
PEACE!
even though i dont like navy suits ( i prefer grey or brown) you make the pieces look very good in these videos, amazing work.
Many thanks, as always.
Another great breakdown
These are truly essentials
Respect!
Appreciate that!
What watch are you wearing?? The white dial looks fantastic from the distance.
Tips are extremely helpful. My favorite channel for style! Have been looking for business casual chinos like the ones in this video. Any suggestions?
Nowadays, casual business is the rule. Thanks for this video! Really helpful!
Best video for this matter, hands down.
Thank you so much.
Thanks!! When should a belt be necessary??
Your body figure fit well every dress you are wearing. it just look so good.
Oh thank you!
What brand is the grey jacket? Very clean and simple.
Love the symplistic style of the outfits you choose, I am just getting back into wearing business casual, It builds confidence in yourself and others around you. Great video.
Got my first navy hopsack suit recently. Can't wait to explorer all the possibility that I've been noting from your videos!
Sweet! What color?
@@hespokestyle Navy, of course!
@@amizakk Nice!
Gracias por tus videos. Son realmente buenos, sobre todo la combinación Me parece muy adecuado. Gracias por tu tiempo dedicacion y enseñanza. Saludos desde Cancún Mexico
I love the feel of fleece, is there any way to incoperate a fleece in a business casual outfit? Thanks, and keep ut the good work :)
Hey Brian, do you wear over-the-calf socks? If so, how do you prevent slim fit trousers from catching on them and ruining the drape? Great looks as always, thanks.
Sometimes, but not in this video.
Really nice combination for smart casual 👍
Brand new sub here! I think your videos and great and very informative! Just wondering if you think spandex Chino pants have any place in business casual wear
Thanks, Billy. And welcome. I would say that it totally depends on your work environment. I've seen some guys wear those -- like Lululemon-style "chinos" that stretch -- in a dressier environment and it doesn't look right.
@@hespokestyle Thanks the reply and feed back! I will continue binging your videos now
Thank you so much for this video. Going from the essentials to examples was really intuitive and helpful!
Thank you! When I saw the denim I knew this was my capsule. Just getting started after years of being in “uniform”, so tremendously helpful!
Amazing video Mr. Sacawa. You always have the perfect tips!!
Glad you think so!
@@hespokestyle ofcourse👍
Thank you so much I have a new hire orientation that’s business causal on the 29th!
Great combos, Brian. I noticed something. Those Michael Andrews suits are beautiful. The cut of them is very reminiscent of the Tom Ford cut, which I love. Is there some connection? I saw you were photographed with them on their website, nice! Is there a story there? Surely.
Hello, Mr. Sacawa.
I have always wondered what do you use to keep your shirts wrinkles free; do you use an iron, steamer, a special hanger to store them, etc.? Excellent content and amazing outfits, by the way. I was already missing your videos.
Have a wonderful day!
Shirts I always iron. Suits, steam.
I've found your capsule wardrobe videos really helpful.
I recently started my first proper job after finishing university, and the general dresscode is business casual, and I've been building up my office wardrobe these last couple of months.
Some days I'll wear a suit (usually sans tie), but most days thats a bit too formal, so your business casual outfit suggestions have been a godsend 😄.
What brand suede shoes are those? They look great
Business casual is my favorite dress style. There are tons of option/layer/style you can play in this range. Shirt, plain sweater and kaki or chino with dress shoes or boots in winter is what I wear everyday at the office and that's more formal than 90% of what my coworker wear. If I got a meeting just take off the knitwear and than put a nice sport jacket and you're ready to go. If I should go on field (construction site) just but heavier chino or dark jeans and you're set (with all the safety equipment of course).
Started to hit up Las Vegas to well get away. Just started to comps to Jean George, Javiers etc in Vegas. Dress code is biz casual. Any recommendations for hot weather like Vegas?
Another excellent video as always. One question I would love to have your opinion on:
at 1:41 when mentioning the light grey sport coat I noticed that it had what looks like a piece of fabric that connects the 2 sides of the side vents from splaying open and creating a gap from the back flap. I have seen this before and I am considering having an alterations tailor put one in for me. What do you think about it? Does it affect the comfort?
I live in Austin. Id love a video on looking sharp when its a 100 degrees..
I like the outfits with the light grey jacket, especially 1 & 3. That light brown sweater is nice, but I'd prefer the neck opening to be slightly smaller when worn with a collared shirt underneath. Cheers!
Thanks for your comment.
Just got my first office job and wow this was an amazing watch. Best part was not being able to tell when pieces were recycled between outfits. Everything was super clean and different in my opinion. 15 pieces and about 2 weeks worth of wear. Can’t argue with that. Subscribed!
Make a video on your 1/4 zip sweatshirts like you wear at 2:02 , I would love to know how to style them please!
Yees please, I have a couple and I always have trouble knowing how to style them.
They're such a good way to dress up casual looks.
@@hespokestyle Especially with a shirt or a polo I think!
Hey man can you do looks for beach weddings? I feel like all you ever see men wear is white or Iight blue dress shirt and khakis...
That's actually going to be a part of the Groom Guide course we're launching in July. You can sign up for priority access here: www.thegroomguide.com/
@@hespokestyle that’s definitely cool. I was thinking from a guests perspective. I think a groom can get away with dressing as formal as he wants as it’s his day. I think as a guest you have to be a bit more tactful in dressing nice, as not to be that guy outdoing the groom.
I would say missing a pair of charcoal trousers that go with everything and I would say goes better with jackets. Ditch the jeans . Then instead of a light grey jacket go for a casual harris tweed herringbone grey blazer.
What do you recommend as far as undershirts? I currently wear V neck cotton T-shirt under everything.
Back again, Brian been waiting for you to drop a video🥳
More to come!
enjoying this series of videos, thanks.
Glad to hear it!
Would you say these outfits would work with a mid grey jacket/blazer? Buying a grey suit tomorrow and can’t decide between light or mid grey.
INSTANT CLICK!
Spot on Brian!
Nice! Thanks for the comment!
Would you say that a cavalry twill sport coat (with casual style elements and appropriate contrast) could be an appropriate texture choice to work with dressy dark denim jeans?
Nice outfits there brian
Thanks
No problem 👍
With the sweater outfits you can throw on a tie and tuck it inside the sweater you may look like a private school kid but I find it a nice look
Would a good fitting shirt jacket/overshirt be a good altenative to a blazer or sport coat for smart casual/business casual? What’s the difference between smart and business casual? Can you pleae give outfit ideas on the much more casual business casual wardobe like in tech and creative companies where i work in and never ever worn a suit? Am I wrong think the navy chinos is redundant to the trousers of the hopsack suit?
You're a bit wrong. Having odd trousers, as they're called, is better for more combinations. If your pants are the same fabric as your jacket, that's called a suit. I don't work in either of those industries, so it is impossible for me to know what is acceptable or not.
@@hespokestyle i mean, swap the navy chinos with olive ones, use the trousers from the hopsack suit as an odd trouser like you’d wear chinos, the suit jacket as a blazer like you have. To be more minimalist/capsule?