Let’s talk about some matching details concerning the diverse briefcases:

1. For the dark black and big briefcase for men, we should select a little bright tie to match with it, and the white high-collar shirt is the best.

2. Portable briefcase which is lightweight to be easily hand carry is suitable for the formal clothes with the effect of cultivation. Slightly exaggerated details on the leather briefcase for men will highlight the lightweight of texture, and will let you have some sense of vitality, such as the designer men’s briefcase in coffee color.

3. For large black box shape briefcase, we should pay attention to the choice of shirts; the white high-collar shirt is the best. Similarly, when we choose the watches, we should take notice of the silver texture; generally speaking, the black and silver detailed contrast is the perfect beginning.

4. The portable men’s briefcase with a square double hand carry which has a little taste of nostalgia, the special folds on the surface is destined to become the leading role. Recommended to choose a little loose plate cut formal wear, the color should be mainly in neutral colors, such as gray, gray blue, and so on.

5. Exaggerated business travel briefcase for men with double straps also has strong business flavor, recommended to choose vertical stripes formal clothes, double-breasted style is the best choice, because tall and straight vertical stripes will correct the ratio between the bags with the human body.

There are so many kinds of briefcases for men; we just give some examples as the references. Actually speaking, the color coordination is an important part of the clothing design, and even becomes the main trend of the dress of modern life; we will talk it in the future articles.

Briefcase for men is not only convenient for the use of the work, but also show the characteristics, just imagine wearing the suits and ties every day for work, you look like the elite of the city, and the official representative men leather bag-briefcase for men could provide the full functionality, high delicacy and popularity, perfectly display your gentlemanly manners and outstanding taste.

Selectism’d had to evoke Usher on this esteemed site, but sometimes They like things purely because they remind us of other things. Take this Assembly New York flannel blazer for instance. They can’t look at it without thinking Kolor, which is no bad thing given our love for that label. We’ve also got a thing for forest green at the moment, one of the most versatile colours a man can have in his wardrobe.

Frank Leder’s one of those labels that have more pull over in Japan than they do in the western hemisphere. Selectism don’t have the time or desire to find out why at this very moment but they’re glad South Willard are stocking some of their goods. This cardigan’s a straightforward, classy, piece of knitwear that’ll slot into your wardrobe easier than, errrrr, a great piece of knitwear.

WWD brings us looks at the Spring/Summer 2012 collection from Black Fleece by Brooks Brothers. On Thom Browne’s work: “his men, meanwhile, will be just as ready for a weekend at the country club, i.e. a cotton pique sack suit with a bright pink blazer and green pants. Browne’s uberprep moment doesn’t mean he turned his back entirely on some of his earlier designs. Black Fleece’s hallmark red, white and blue blazer was still there, this time in a silk rep tie fabric.”

Japan’s Nanamica with it’s established western distribution is starting to populate shops across Europe and the USA. END UK has stock of their wind shirts that are built by “combining woven inserts with a coolmax cotton construction to great effect.” Well patched and beautifully unique.

This/ Hearts/ On/ Fire/ really wanted to post the runway pics from the Fall/Winter 2011 menswear show from Raf Simons, but the pics weren’t up to our standards!

All about these. Han’s 50’s sweatshorts are roomy as hell and finished in a narrow leg to bag them even further. A breathable and fresh take on the very casual side of summer. cstore has them and so should you.

True Italian style is the cultivated appearance of effortlessness. Sprezzatura, they call it. But this studied casualness isn’t just for riding bikes down Milanese back streets. Sometimes sprezzatura needs a little time in nature.

That’s where the Spring/Summer 2012 collection from Camo comes in. Based in Biella, in the foothills of the Alps, Camo utilizes local craft and fabrics to combine Italian aesthetics with rugged wearability. Perhaps that’s why these models look so good hiking up mossy hills and posing near waterfalls. The tailored suit jackets, slightly high-waisted pants, detailed knit polo shirts, and wide-brimmed felt hats are stylish enough to wear around town but can also survive a weekend in the country — ideal for an active sprezzatura lifestyle.

3Sixteen’s Summer shirting takes Japanese fabrics – sunwashed chambrays and lightweight madras fabrics – and applies some good old fashioned made in the USA craftsmanship. Unique pocket details, like bar tacked stress points for added strength, give each shirt individual appeal. For example, the short sleeve USN Shirt, balances a traditional button pocket with a right side pocket featuring vertical stitches to accommodate pens and other small accessories. It’s the little things, like pocket thought, that keeps us interested in 3Sixteen season to season.