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#FreestyleFridays
You make me toil from Sunday to Thursday.
Let’s break up on Friday;
You know it sets me free,
When I throw in denim with a sports jacket.
I’ll hit that sweet spot when I look for something totally unstructured.

#ThrowbackThursdays
Smitten by the visceral of wearing a vintage suit. This suit will look resplendent in the sun. Take for example, this full linen construction and sky-blue shade suit—it makes for an exciting ensemble!

#WearitWednesdays
Cheat code for men’s dressing on Wednesdays to look not so casual, nor look so formal:
# Consider the industry
# Role and experience matter
# Location
# Season
# Review the employee’s handbook

#TeachingTuesdays
For men who swear by style and class, the book “Men’s Style Hacks” authored by celebrity stylist Keith Campbell is a compendium of simple style hacks for any man. If you wanna make that great first impression with what you wear, this book is a must have.

#MotivationalMondays
Monday, Monday…
Sometimes, it just turns out that way!
When it’s time to return to bespoke suit,
To style your attitude in sway.

#FreestyleFridays
Fridays are all about dressing up without even trying. A laid-back, natty, casual style that oozes confidence—that’s basically the essence. Now ask us what is the ‘perfect’ Jacket? Simply a sophisticated, slim fit that compliments your physique. As complex or as simple as that!

#ThrowbackThursdays
Here’s a simple hack to own your distinct vintage style and pair with a contemporary wardrobe with chic, smarter styles: pick your era—but settle with the latter half of the 20th century for a versatile look!

#WearitWednesdays
Wearing an Oxford shirt can be the best thing about Wednesdays. But do you know that the 19th century outfit, ironically, didn’t come from Oxford, but rather from Scotland? Inspired by the Polo style, it is highly breathable and lightweight. Its collars are pinned down with buttons that prevents them from flying when you’re out in the open.

#TeachingTuesdays
How to pack your suit?
Packing your suit? Ensure you turn your suit inside out before you pack it into your suitcase. Sounds strange, isn’t it? But when you reverse the suit, you can do away with creases. After all, you can’t guarantee you’ll have trouser press or iron where you are put up with.

#MotivationalMondays
May your Monday be short, your coffee be double-strong, and what you wear be absolutely class!