Men's Styles Rules Never Break | Guide for Every Men!

Most style rules aren’t rules at all. Most are simply judgments steered by the most recent thing to come down a runway. Some arise then evaporate in weeks. Others have more sticking power. Only one or two have been around for centuries.

In such a fluid world, only a handful of commandments are carved in the rock. These are menswear’s lores, the keystones of getting dressed in the morning. They’re not subject to trend or taste. They’re dictated by the makers this is how your clothes were made to be worn. To do so in any other way is, well, wrong.

So, Today on this Men's Lifestyle Blog you will get the Men Syle Rules which you never Break and much more. If you need more content then stay active with us!

Never Use The Bottom Button On A Blazer

It’s understandable that, when presented with buttons, men do them up. However, the modern suit jacket is designed to flare out at the hips to create the appearance of a slimmer waist. Button every fastener and the fabric pulls and puckers, disrupting the silhouette and destroying the seams.

You run the same risk if you stay buttoned up when sat down. A suit should fit close to your upright body. When you sit, your posture shifts and puts tension on the fastening, which tests your tailor’s stitching.

Cleanliness Is Not Next To Godliness

It’s a misconception that clothes need washing after every wear. Underwear aside, unless you’ve got the table manners of a farm animal, most pieces can stand up to a few outings. This is especially true of tailoring. The chemicals used when dry cleaning a suit damage the fabric and weaken the stitching.

If possible, only subject them to it twice a year. Instead, Savile Row Company managing director Jeffrey Doltis advises brushing away dirt after every wear and giving them at least a day to air out. Then just try to keep your red wine hand steady.

Tucking In The Wrong Shirt Doesn’t Make It Smarter

We have mums to blame for thinking that tucked-in shirts are a prerequisite for looking smart. But this isn’t always the case it all depends on the style of shirt and, most importantly, the hem.

Polish Is About More Than Shine

Good shoes are an investment. But you can’t pass them to your kids if you don’t treat them right. Drill sergeants aren’t obsessed with shiny shoes because they’re psychopaths well, not just because they’re psychopaths, it’s because polish stops leather falling apart.

When your shoes are clean and dry, apply a generous amount of polish to your shoe brush and buff your shoes thoroughly until only a thin film of polish is visible on each shoe. For the heels, you’ll need to recruit a slightly damp cotton wool pad with polish on it and then use circular motions to get rid of the dirt that’s outstayed its welcome.

Not only will your shoes shine so bright they’ll practically be their light source, but the leather uppers will also feel quenched and pesky grime will find it harder to gain a foothold.