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Got some new stuff in for the transitional weather. Loved how the layering turned out. Kept it pretty tonal and functional, lots of light outerwear, denim layering, and comfy sneakers.

The fits:
1. Grey washed bomber with contrast denim collar + black trousers + white retro trainers + leather backpack.
2. Black harrington-style jacket over a denim shirt + light grey cargo pants + panda-style sneakers.
3. Light wash denim jacket layered over a grey hoodie + black pleated trousers + white leather sneakers + nylon crossbody.
4. Denim overshirt layered over a white tee + brown pleated trousers + black canvas sneakers.
5. Black bomber with denim collar + cream trousers + white retro trainers.
6. Tan/beige zip-up coach jacket + light blue wash jeans + white sneakers + small nylon bag.

They all fit pretty relaxed, which is my go-to vibe.
Btw, I’m still looking for a solid seller for this kind of high-quality outerwear. If anyone knows a good store that does these relaxed fits and good fabrics, please drop the name below! 

Put together this super relaxed look for the upcoming warm weather.
Everything is lightweight, breathable, and soft.

Breakdown:

• White linen/cotton blend grandad collar shirt
• Dark brown drawstring pleated shorts (that linen texture is crazy)
• Sand/beige suede slip-on loafers
• Dark brown suede tote bag

Got this whole tonal brown/white vibe going. It's minimal but feels very premium because of the materials. What do you guys think of this "cozy luxury" style?

Been gathering a few lightweight pieces for the hot summer days. Decided to lay them all out and see what combos work.

Kept it super minimal: knit polos, linen shirts, and relaxed trousers. Here’s the vibe:

• Light tones: Cream knit polo, white linen/cotton trousers, sand suede loafers + a silk scarf for a bit of character.
• Dark tones: Brown zip-knit polo, black pleated trousers, and black leather loafers.
• Beachy vibes: White linen button-down over a tank, hat, and suede sandals.
• Casual: Grey striped long-sleeve, dark grey trousers, sandals, and a paisley bandana.

Most fabrics are breathable cotton-linen blends. It's comfy, easy to style, and doesn't look like I'm trying too hard. Which look would you wear to a summer brunch?

Just got these in over the last few days. Finally laid them all out together and matched them with some trousers I already had.

The color palette is a bit all over the place (from pale pink to dark burgundy), but I kinda like the variety.

Highlights:

• The greyish/brown button-up with the textured patch pocket is definitely my favorite. Looks great with those pleated dark trousers.
• That white shirt with the subtle floral embroidery is way better in person.
• Picked up a few suede and leather Chelsea boots to go with them. The dark red (burgundy) ones are a nice change from all the brown and black I usually wear.

Everything fits pretty boxy/oversized, which is exactly what I was going for. Has anyone else been grabbing similar outerwear recently? Let me know your thoughts!

Just got in a batch of pieces for the colder months. I’m all about that layered, relaxed clean fit—nothing flashy, just good textures and neutral palettes.

Put together 6 outfits from the haul (tried to keep the brand logos out of sight):

Fit 1: Grey textured polo knit + black wide trousers + dark brown suede lace-ups.
Fit 2: Navy overshirt/knit with striped collar layer + cream straight denim + glossy black monk-strap shoes.
Fit 3: Beige fair-isle/woven pattern cardigan + off-white relaxed jeans + brown leather derbies. (Very cozy vibes).
Fit 4: Off-white cropped zip jacket + dark textured wide slacks + dark brown leather chelsea boots.
Fit 5: Off-white crewneck with shirt collar layer + faded light-blue wash denim + black canvas star sneakers.
Fit 6: Grey brushed knit cardigan with drawstrings + blue checkered button-down + dark raw denim + dark combat boots.

Really happy with how the layering works here, especially the shirt-collar-under-sweater trick. Thoughts on the silhouette? Which look hits for you?

Finally got my package in. A bit of a mixed bag, but overall pretty happy with the textures and how these pieces pair.

Took a few quick shots trying to make sense of it all:

• Put the washed blue zip-up with the camo cargos and star sneakers. Feels pretty effortless.
• The grey patchwork hoodie with the light wash jeans has that vintage grunge vibe I was looking for.
• The harrington-style denim jacket with the grey knit is definitely my favorite combo from the batch. Can't go wrong with denim on denim if it's done right.
• Also picked up a fuzzy cardigan and a graphic tee with a dark fantasy print. The cardigan looks killer with those washed black jeans.

Most of these fit TTS, except maybe the zip-up is a bit boxy (which I like). Has anyone else copped this type of patchwork lately? Let me know what you think about the look. Cheers!

Hey everyone! Just wanted to share a flat lay collection I put together for the upcoming mid-season. I've been really into the whole "sleeve mixing" and distressed vintage vibe lately.

Kept the color palette pretty muted with lots of greys, blacks, and faded denim to let the graphics and textures do the talking.

Fit Breakdown:

Look 1: Fleetwood Mac distressed tee w/ camo undersleeves ➕ Dark washed pleated pants ➕ Puma Palermo (Brown/Suede).

Look 2: Black henley tee w/ graphic print ➕ Grey washed cargo pants w/ raw hem & zippers ➕ Adidas Samba (Black/Snake).

Look 3: Black zip-up tee w/ Baroque script graphics ➕ Two-tone contrast pocket denim ➕ Adidas Gazelle (Grey/Suede).

Look 4: Grey raglan tee w/ leopard print sleeves & big tongue graphic ➕ Dark grey nylon cargos ➕ Puma Speedcat (Black/Silver).

Look 5: Striped raglan tee (black/white) w/ graphic print ➕ Blue faded straight denim ➕ Fila original fitness (Black/White).

I feel like the mix of aggressive graphics, subtle textures (camo, leopard, contrast stitching), and classic sneaker silhouettes really makes these outfits pop without being too loud.

What do you guys think about the "mismatched sleeves" trend? Yay or nay?

Shoes: Puma Palermo / Adidas Samba / Adidas Gazelle / Puma Speedcat / Fila Original Fitness.

Been looking for a pair like this for a while. Anyone picked up something similar recently?

Mainly care about the shape and overall quality. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Anyone know a good place for a quality linen shirt? Looking for something with good fabric, fit, and a natural texture.

Any recommendations?

Which one do you prefer?

I’ve bought a few jackets recently and am quite happy with them. I’d love to see if any of you have picked up jackets with great quality and style lately, please feel free to share your finds with me. Thanks!