Are you still struggling to get back to wearing 'normal' clothes after the casualness of working at home? I've found a lot of guys being drawn to a more comfortable version of what they were wearing before including their shirts. And that's where the pique or tech fabric shirt comes in.....the fabric is reminiscent of a t-shirt but the look has the smartness of a regular shirt, making an ideal combination....
A couple of weeks ago, I had a request from a client for some lightweight travel friendly clothes for a new job he's starting, which involves frequent visits to South Africa. He said he thought it was "my sort of challenge"! You bet!........
If now's not the time to get yourself a fun printed shirt, then when is? It's the beginning of July, we're heading for all restrictions to be lifted (fingers crossed) and the football is on!......
Do you have a blind spot when it comes to buying summer shoes and can't think of what on earth to get? Many men do, and I frequently see this as a gap in their wardrobes...........
Summer sweaters - it's a bit of an oxymoron isn't it? But not when you live in the UK and someone forgot to give the weather the memo reminding it.......
I always think it's much trickier to accessorise in summer as there's not quite as many options when you're wearing less clothes. If you like the idea of it though, then here.......
Do you have 'summer' sweaters in your wardrobe? When it gets a bit colder or there's a wind blowing in the evening it's nice to have something to put on and.....
During a Pinterest pinning session, I realised that a lot of the pictures I'd chosen had a similar theme so I thought I'd use them for inspiration for this blog......
At the time of writing this we're not going out much at all due to the Coronavirus, but hopefully in the not too distant future we'll be out again for.......
Following on from my previous post about dressing for home and video conferencing during the lockdown, I realised a potential need for some tailored waist sweatpants. Comfy enough to sit.......
