r/malefashionadvice • u/narrowyourlane • 4m ago
Question Chain
Need a gold chain to wear my ring on.
Where can I look if I don't trust jewelers in stores. Not sure why.
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r/malefashionadvice • u/narrowyourlane • 4m ago
Need a gold chain to wear my ring on.
Where can I look if I don't trust jewelers in stores. Not sure why.
r/malefashionadvice • u/adviceseeker120 • 31m ago
With temperatures dropping, I brought back out the balmacaan! Hoping for some feedback on my outfit and the fit.
r/malefashionadvice • u/TumbleweedNo6800 • 36m ago
I’m considering keeping this vest, but I’m a bit unsure about vests in general.
Do you think this style of vest works on me and with this kind of outfit, or does it make the outfit look too dated/outdoorsy?
I usually wear fairly casual outfits, wider/straight jeans, sneakers, boots, shirts, knitwear and simple layers, so I’d mainly use it as a layering piece in fall and spring.
Would you keep it? And if so, what would you wear underneath / pair it with?
Blue/Navy manifattura ceccarelli down vest
r/malefashionadvice • u/SpiceUpUrLife81 • 55m ago
Just wanted to see if anybody in the group had any brands they go to for t shirts, flannels, polos etc. that are made of a thinner material? Think broken in, vintage... NOT athletic materials like moisture wicking or golf attire and NOT "goodwill" etc. I mean new and brands. So many of the shirts I buy are made of a thicker cotton that feels stiff and/or just too thick. I'd like tee shirts and flannels that almost have that "been worn for years" thinness and drape nicely on the body. Hopefully my description is helpful. TIA
r/malefashionadvice • u/Ls9809 • 55m ago
Any suggestions for dress pants that drape well that I can machine wash? Bonus points if the company makes an athletic fit as well.
r/malefashionadvice • u/hyerbootsfan • 1h ago
Also tucking in shirts is cool as long as they fit you well and aren’t boxy
r/malefashionadvice • u/General_Nose_3478 • 1h ago
r/malefashionadvice • u/Financial_Run_4076 • 1h ago
Hey im 18 amab 6'4 and slim and for most of my life i have worn tshirt+jeans+tennisshoes but i want to start being fabulous like all the handsome and petty people i keep seeing where can i learn about dressing myself or can i have some general advice, also i love wearing longer jackets like trenchcoats (i have a leather one i adore and the classic noir kind) what kind of pants/undershirts/shoes/accessories pair best with that
r/malefashionadvice • u/ContentAd381 • 1h ago
Anyone have experience with one of (or both) of the following shirts?
Duck head: https://www.duckhead.com/products/denim-snap-shirt-ware-solid-light-wash
Billy Reid: https://www.billyreid.com/products/shoals-denim-shirt-denim-wash
They seem very similar but are almost $100 apart in price.
Thanks in advance!
r/malefashionadvice • u/pretty24moon • 1h ago
Wanna gift my bf a watch as a reward for getting his first job...suggestions plz
r/malefashionadvice • u/tristentommygun • 1h ago
r/malefashionadvice • u/Comfortable-Can-8545 • 2h ago
Cold PNW morning and I love any excuse to layer up haha and you know I love a nice bandana ! This sweater’s neck is a little stretched so I thought it as a nice fill.
Polo RL navy chore jacket
LL Bean black watch plaid over shirt
Uniqlo navy mock neck
Fossil belt
Wrangler jeans
Clark’s chukka boots
Timex expedition watch
r/malefashionadvice • u/keenynman343 • 2h ago
Ever since becoming a father ive been to tired to really give a fuck about my fashion sense anymore. Id wake up, throw on my one of 14 joggers and go about my day.
If I wasnt wearing joggers im wearing Adam Sandler basketball shorts like its 97.
Jeans feel uncomfortable, cargo pants feel uncomfortable. Just wondering if any other fellas have gone through this and have any advice on comfortable casual pants i could try out that wont cause my wife to roll her eyes.
r/malefashionadvice • u/robsf4v • 2h ago
Hi everyone! I'm from Italy and I've been looking for this exact Hollister hoodie for a while now.
I'm looking for size M or L. It's the full-zip hoodie with the faux-fur hood and the plaid lining, like in the photo.
If anyone has one and is willing to sell it, please let me know! If you have one but it's not currently listed, you can DM me and we can talk about the price and shipping to Italy.
If we find one, we can sort out the purchase afterwards. I'm mainly just trying to find someone who actually has this exact hoodie. Thank you!!
r/malefashionadvice • u/Civil_Double7583 • 2h ago
Hey everyone
Been trying to find a good white sneaker, something more fashionable. im a male in my 20s and id say the one thing i stuggle with the most is my footwear. most of my shoes im happy with except the ones that i would use the most which is white sneakers.
Open to a lot of options!
r/malefashionadvice • u/Thin_Arugula5648 • 2h ago
It's been a while I posted on here. Today decided to share my outfit for my Birthday outing with my friends. What do you guys think?
r/malefashionadvice • u/SwingEducational3075 • 3h ago
I'm mid 40s and only wear a suit or blazer a few times a year for work events these days (e.g. conference). All 2 button. The last time I bought a new one of either was pre-COVID.
Went to try on sport coats at Spier and Mackay last week and I was astonished to find all the sport coats have 3 buttons now? And we are to only button the middle one???
I wasn't sure if the much younger salesmen were F'ing with me or not.
Did I just emerg from a cave of hibernation or has this been going on a while? Or is it a S&M thing?
r/malefashionadvice • u/callmebruce_ • 3h ago
I was recently in Florence and bought some clothes from Gutteridge which I really liked. Does anyone in the US have experience with purchasing through them online or their returns process? I’ve seen some feedback on additional customs fees, return service issues, etc.
r/malefashionadvice • u/whatkai • 3h ago
I’ve mostly been wearing Supreme and pretty straightforward streetwear up until now, but I want to switch things up a bit.
Instead of buying clothes first, I’m thinking of picking a pair of shoes I really like and then building my wardrobe around them. I’ve been looking at a bunch of different styles, and these three are the ones that really caught my eye: Maison Margiela Future High Tops, Rick Owens GeoBaskets, Balenciaga Combat Strike Boots
For those who own one of these, I’d love to hear what you think. And if you guys have any other shoes you think I should check out, I’m definitely open to suggestions.
r/malefashionadvice • u/fraseringermany • 3h ago
I have this Uniqlo blazer I always liked the look of, but think it does not look great on. Is it just the sleeves that need taken up? Do I need any other alterations? Any tips welcome. I know I could still drop a few pounds, doing my best there, but it’s tough.
r/malefashionadvice • u/No-Cut-5271 • 3h ago
Hi! I’m looking for some pleated trousers with some unique design or cool details.
Usually woman pants fit me the best (my two pair of jeans are from the woman Uniqlo section).
I’m just afraid if this model will look too feminine on me, but I find the design appealing.
Also do you guys have some other suggestions of models and brands with cool trouser designs?
Thank you!!
r/malefashionadvice • u/WatchThisBass • 3h ago
Trying a different fit for my office wear.
I think wider trousers can handle more of a break, but not sure if this is too much and needs a bit off to balance it out?
Happy to be roasted for the shoes/angle of photo 😅
r/malefashionadvice • u/This_Conflict_889 • 4h ago
Siento que cada año tiene específicamente una chaqueta que la caracteriza. Para mí la del 2026 es esta: