This smart look is a smart place to start. Sharp on it’s own, it’s also a great base to modify to create more unique looks. Add a tie, swap trouser colors, deepen the browns of the leather – all alter the look in a surprisingly dramatic way. Go forth, experiment!
Steve
The color swatch at the top shows herringbone but the link for the sport coat is not for herringbone as far as I can tell.
Andrew
Yep, it’s listed as herringbone.
Jacob
Definitely is herringbone.
Dave
The name of the jacket is:
“FACTORY THOMPSON SPORTCOAT IN HERRINGBONE LINEN-COTTON”
kinda a give-away as to what it is…
Brad New
Ah yes. Another GetUp to add to my Pinterest Board! Btw everyone, I have all the past GetUps on Pinterest. Primer Magazine: Get Ups
Steve B.
I like it, aside from those BR shoes. I’ve owned three pairs of BR shoes and the only ones that have held up were the driving mocs. Granted, the post is about business casual, not business casual + durability/longevity, but I felt compelled to share that they aren’t necessarily worth the cost.
Andy
That jacket is pretty bad
Andrew
How so?
Aaron
Suggestion on a tie for this getup ?
Ben
Which color Alpha Khaki are those?
Greyshot26
Hurricane.
A
I think it would be beneficial to see how this looks on a person (model, etc.) so that we can get an idea of what it looks like when properly put together. It’s tough to embrace just the separate articles on their own.
Dan
There aren’t any socks. Some of us need the primer and the base coat. = )