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Well honestly I'm not a huge fan of the shoes. If you have black ones it would also work. With a light blue shirt and that color suit, you can pick from a wide array of colors for a tie.

Not surprising, but Zara has a side-zip sweat shirt now. I'm sure they'll put out a side-zip hoodie as they release more of their new seasons stuff. 

Few questions before my suggestions. What is the occasion and what shade of brown are the shoes? I would suggest light blue/powder blue as white may cause too stark of a contrast between shirt and suit. Hard to comment on tie color without knowing shade of the shoe. 

Santoni's?

I have thick hair and dry hair (indian hair). I use Dr Bronner's peppermint pump soap + the citrus conditioner rinse. Works out pretty well for me. I feel like it doesn't strip my hair of the natural oils and so it doesn't get super dry.

Fit pic from Sunday. Got a little sloppy with the Super Bowl drinking smh

The wrinkling in the arms (circled in red), the slight pull from the button causing a crease on the L side. Also, I think a longer shoulder wouldn't cause the arms to look like they're bowing out. The pants (also circled) even though it's not completely clear, doesn't look to fit properly -...

Ok maybe listing those specific members were not the greatest of examples since they have $$$$ and go to extremely reputable tailors. I just think if you're going to spend the extra money and time for fittings, it shouldn't have some of the same issues as OTR suits.  I also had aspirations of...

Why wouldn't you guys hold out a little longer, save up more money, and go with a more reputable tailor? MAB & Label NYC's websites seem really fashion forward. I don't know if I'm sold on the fit of your true bespoke suit in that pic Sarteaga0408. Maybe I've lurked SF for far too long, but...

Don't have any recent fit pics, but here are a few old ones from awhile back. Trying to stay warm/comfortable while studying: Trying to change up my casual wear though. Got rid of most of my J Crew & Ralph Lauren stuff and trying to nail down the basics and get closer to a minimalistic...

According to some of the prolific posters on SF, every man should own a tux. If you buy one that isn't fashion forward and more classic, you could keep the thing for years and just wear as needed. You could also go the dinner jacket route, since that is still considered black tie/eveningwear. 

I think Suit Supply is a great option for suits without breaking the bank. I've never handled any of the suits, but a good amount of people over on SF wear SuitSupply and have pulled off nice looks/fits. I just saw the new store in Dallas on Sunday while smoking hookah across the street lol. If...

Not being a d*ck but the fit of both jackets are pretty off. The gray is better than the blue, but I think longer arms, letting out the waist a bit would be beneficial. Both jackets are too short.  Is this true bespoke?

Can anyone recommend a pair of black leather boots in a size 6/6.5? I know my small feet narrow down my options down quite a bit - this is kind of the reason I've been leaning towards a pair of black Dr Martens. 

Hmm I don't know if I agree with you on that one. He looked pretty comfortable when he retrieved the Philosopher's Stone and when he laid the smack down on Voldemort. 

Not being mean-spirited, but there are a few things wrong with this fit. 99% of the time, your shirt shouldn't be darker than the tie your wearing. I'm personally don't think a green shirt is the best choice in Classic Menswear. If I HAD to wear a green shirt I would choose a dark green and...