Traditionalist Thread

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>>12102430

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>>12102430
My big bro (pic related, censored) is all about that shit. I am too, to a lesser extent. Less old time, more just sort of classical styling. Y'know, jeans and slacks, button-down shirts, "classic fit" (as opposed to loose or tight).

It just suits us.

>>12102481
Yeah I get you, would you say your fashion reflects your world view/life style in being a traditionally masculine man because that's what I'm aiming for.

>>12102499
I think mostly it's that it fits my body style more. I'm a bit on the portly side, and I see people my shape wearing styles like slim fit shirts, skinny jeans, or baggy clothes and they just look silly. The classic fit suits me well. Also, while I may by a big man, I have a pretty decent body shape. Broad shoulders, medium waist, etc. and the fit accentuates that. The masculine features of the style also go well for me.

>>12102430
>>>reddit.com/r/malefashionadvice

>>12102430
How did he tie his scarf like that?

>>12102964
Should he not? There's more than one way to wear a scarf.

It's honestly the best way to dress to look masculine, mature, and professional

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>>12102430
>timeless/classic/formal wear
it's just comfy as fuck man

Maybe it's because I don't spend thousands on flamboyant casual bullshit made by designer labels, but nothing comes close to the comfort of a properly fitted or tailored wool coat, for instance.

My PF Flyers make me want to kill myself after wearing them all day, but I could sleep in a pair of Derby's or Oxfords.

>timeless clothes

ahahahahaha

>>12102964
The same way you would tie a tie.

>>12103493
?

>>12102430
I used to dress like this ever day but it's simply too much. The clothing is comfortable but in a silk pajama and slippers kind of way. You're not gonna kneel down and try to fix a flat on your bike while wearing dressy wool pants. You probably won't even ride a bike. My point being you're extremely limited and after awhile you begin to feel the clothes are wearing you instead of the other way around. Not worth it.