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Is this a good all purpose suit?

I intended to buy a solid charcoal suit, but this one caught my eye, and I ended up buying it instead. It's my first suit that actually fits me well, so I'm hoping it works for all occasions.

When can I wear the vest? I love the look as a 3 piece, but it seems a bit too formal for most settings.

u/BarelyWetSocks — 2 hours ago
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Anyone else seeing more men paint their nails now days? Was wondering why I see a lot of straight men wearing nail polish. So, as a straight male I did mine and actually like it. I wouldn’t do bright colors.

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u/Big_Imagination_582 — 2 hours ago

Trying to improve my wardrobe. Boat shoes or loafers for this Summer?

I wear baggy jeans/pants/chinos with t shirts and shirts. I am not elegant by any means and I am slim and 5'8'.

I was going to buy boat shoes but I am starting to wonder if loafers are a Better choice. Boat shoes maybe are too "old" for a 22M? Also It seems they are trending a lot on Instagram, I Just Need a pair of shoes that goes well with baggy pants.

Any help please

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u/Confident_Plum_2084 — 3 hours ago

How should i be dressing

yes i know i post here every few months, its not compliment farming, i just have severe body dysmorphia and analyze things too much.

u/PastIcy2116 — 17 hours ago

Is this shirt too short?

Does it look too short? Also what do y’all think of the way it fits? Should I size up? And lastly, is the color combo with the pants no good?

u/Decent-Variety-7246 — 15 hours ago

Thoughts on the trouser?

Found these that came with a 3 piece suit in a charity shop

Wondering if they work

They'd likely go with my brown oxfords

u/MinuteDamage4182 — 13 hours ago

How bad is it

I know this is a bit small- feels tight around the shoulders and chest but how bad is it visually? Need a suit for a wedding but I've been out of a job recently and don't want to replace this if I can help it.

u/mtam20 — 1 day ago

Trying to improve my wardrobe for this summer, what's the best shoe?

I wear casual (baggy, relaxed pants) most of the time, some linen shirt here and there. What wouldn be the best choice for this Summer?

Thanks in advance

u/Confident_Plum_2084 — 19 hours ago
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Anyone using the DeWalt DCS356D1 multitool? Worth it at $100?

I was trying to slow down on buying new tools for a bit, but seeing the DCS356D1 at $100 might ruin that plan. 😄😄 Seems like a pretty solid deal with the battery kit included, do you think it's worth it at this price?

u/Laurie-Gomeza — 1 day ago

Which outfit looks better

I am quite self conscious about my body, so I want something that looks flattering and nice for the summer.
This is for my birthday at the pub.

u/Early_Clock8606 — 23 hours ago

Is my shirt too tight??

I'm conflicted. It feels snug on me, it doesn't restrict my movement, I can raise my arms and you can't see my belly. Is it too tight?

u/meetpickles — 19 hours ago

Does social media make short guys more insecure than they should be?

Lately I’ve been thinking about how much social media affects confidence, especially for shorter guys.

Everywhere online, it feels like height is treated as the most important thing ever. You open TikTok, Instagram, YouTube comments, or even random memes and there are always jokes about short guys or posts acting like height decides someone’s entire attractiveness.

After seeing that stuff constantly, I honestly started becoming way more insecure about my own height than I used to be.

But in real life, things started feeling completely different.

I noticed people who were confident, well-groomed, funny, social, and took care of themselves still got respected and liked regardless of height. Meanwhile, I also saw taller people who still lacked confidence or struggled socially.

That made me wonder if social media massively exaggerates how important height actually is.

I’m not saying height doesn’t matter at all, because obviously it does to some extent, but I feel like the internet sometimes makes it seem like it’s the ONLY thing that matters when it comes to confidence or attraction.

Has anyone else felt like social media made them more insecure about things they normally wouldn’t even think about in real life?

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u/Smart-Conflict4752 — 13 hours ago