Sun's out suits out. Because at this point, why not?
Basically a short sleeve version of Bond's look from the Quantum boat chase scene.
Forget sweat soaked cotton clothes. It's too hot. Let's go with breathable and wicking.
Flying overseas = time to suit up.
"Ooh you think you're fancy." Yes, for you I can be. "Ah... well, let's have a drink then."
Average price per piece = $27. Shirt, pants, watch, shoes, the works.
Stay-cations? Try Stay-Date-Nights. Let's put a little bit of effort in.
Blue polo. Blue chinos. You're my boy blue.
A good looking, but still casual 4th outfit that's all made here in the USA.
One example of how to wear a Navy Blazer (the right, lightweight kind) in the heat.
Pilot, Dad Joke aficionado, and the man behind @vectors_to_final on the 'gram.
Average price per piece = $44. Shirt, pants, watch, shoes, the works.
Good fits & fabrics that feel right = avoiding the Troop Beverly Hills look.
Let's get dark. Almost monochrome. Yet still breathable for the heat.
Making the case for this warm weather uniform. 007 would approve.
Classic American Workwear with a "milsurp" twist? Yes sir!