2. Business Casual
In a “business casual” environment, it’s hard to go wrong with a simple button-down shirt, tailored trouser and v-neck sweater.
On a mild day throw a light jacket over it, like this cotton golf number I picked up from a vintage store for $10 (then had tailored for $50).
Not all jeans are made of denim. Jeans are a style, not a fabric.
These wool flannel jeans are warm, comfortable and a perfect balance between casual and dressy.
Featured Items:
- Grey tortoise shades by Matsuda
- Burgundy golf jacket Vintage
- Navy cableknit sweater by Argyle Culture
- White cotton dress shirt by Michael Andrews Bespoke
- Grey flannel Jeans by Zegna
- Black leather penny loafers by Bass Weejun
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Great looks, I want to buy that sweater. Being a slimmer tall guy, I always have trouble finding the best size. Would you mind sharing how tall you are and the size of the sweater?
I Like the business casual photo shoot.
The amazing Mercedes G class in the background blends well with your outfit
I always love your Business Casual looks but today, this Professor of the Game look is amazing. Loving the bow tie and pops of colors.
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Amazing ! What is the size of the sweater ? M or L ? thx
It’s actually a small. Their sizing runs a bit large. If in doubt, size down.
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Brilliant Winter Crystal Sunglasses. Revenge of Bow-Tie. Truly Dapper Last Look.
I’m really feeling that light weight trench coat.
the 3/2 roll flannel suit is blowing my fu&@!ng mind right now. subtle but perfect!!
my sentiments exactly–think SB’s rocked a tipover jacket once before on this site, if ever. the proportions on this latest creation are outstanding. rick flair say wooooooooooooooooooooo!!!
I have been wearing these sweater since my cricket days in India. Early morning practice at a mountain top boarding school required something warm but sporty. The spectators are dope!
TSB, have you ever thought about the cricket baggy cap? May be up your street.
Russell hooked it up! Damn that’s a nice sweater. And your styling never ceases to impress. One of the best prep looks there you’ve ever done on the last one.
Smashing look in #3! Spectators aren’t usually that elegant, and complement that great suit very nicely. Flannel jeans also sound and look fresh.
May I ask what you had done to the golf coat at the tailors? Consider before-and-after shots in future posts, to show us the power of tailoring. :-)
Hear, hear. Before and After photos would be quite illuminating.
Awesome post. Been wanting a cricket sweater not knowing that was what they called it. All the looks are great! Thanks for the inspiration. Keep it up!