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Nobody cares if you're 8% or 15% body fat. Unless you're a physique competitor (or make some kind of a living that way) it makes zero difference. You will look just as great in your clothes either way. But maintaining 15% is a hell of a lot easier and more enjoyable.

Tailoring really is a game of inches. With your trousers you want them to sit a bit HIGHER and closer to your natural waist. You also want a clean break over your footwear - no excessive fabric pooling at the ankles. It makes a huge difference to your lines. Glenn Powell looks just a bit taller (and more polished) after I cleaned up the fit of his trousers👇

Engineered synthetics generally offer faster drying and better moisture transport. But I don't care. Give me 100% cotton tees, sweats, sweatshirts etc. for the gym. I'm going back to the basics. I love cotton’s texture, weight, softness, and the way it feels as you train.

Can't forget about the zip style knit polo either. New drop from BR and it's legit (affiliate): bit.ly/4eUI2Ls That rich, deep brown/burgundy colorway...🤌 I really would pair this with black trousers for a killer evening look.

When you don’t do the thing you know you should do you’re paying a price (although you don’t really see it). Inaction debt compounds.👇 And the cost is a life full of regrets on your death bed. Excerpt taken from Work With The Best (affiliate): amzn.to/4jcCxep

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Verdict: it’s a wash. A few drinks probably ain’t going to do much to your health when you’re already doing all of the basics. Ergo, focus on the damn basics.

I had a reader ask me what my running kit or gym kit is looking like these days. Best way to describe the shift I've made recently: Natural fibers over synthetics. 👇 I'm wearing mostly cotton in the gym these days. Cotton tees, sweatshirts, cotton shorts etc. It's old school. Not as efficient but I don't care. I enjoy a sweat soaked cotton tee. It feels damn good. I will be writing an email on some of my favorite pieces and what I look for later this week. Jump on the list if you want to get it: mailchi.mp/wellbuiltstyle/we…

Taron Egerton is literally transforming into Jason Statham before our eyes and I dig it. 👇

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Style advice: It’s not just WHAT you wear. It’s HOW you wear it. Take the corduroy suit. The fabric brings texture and character, but the cut and fit determine whether it looks sharp or shapeless. On the left: a sharp silhouette, clean trouser lines, and suede boots that pull everything together. On the right: excess fabric, trousers bunching at the ankles, and a faded graphic tee that makes everything look sloppy AF. So, “Are corduroy suits stylish?” They certainly can be but the suit alone won’t do all the work.

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How the avg person feels after YOLO eating on the weekend👇

Sweater vest + dress shirts + slacks and dress shoes. This is right in the wheelhouse of business casual. Because you've got the vest you don't *need* a jacket per se, and I wouldn't recommend one (and by jacket I mean a blazer or sport coat). Again, the key move here is no tie + sleeves rolled. You should also wear a proper dress shirt (no sport shirts). I also prefer a cardigan vest like you see below on Christ Evans vs a solid vest.

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