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Vintage Hong Kong colonial glamour - What a great way to start off a Sunday. 

12:00 PM @ TN.  Noon day "Dinner" - true Southern hospitality and traditional home cooking served family style.  Well worth the 3 hour round trip. 

The A4 envelope pictured above was a piece that I picked up at Muji a while ago, the envelope is made from the same material as the label on a pair of jeans.  It's sturdy and rip resistant.  At $5, it's pricier than a regular envelope, but it'll be the only one you ever need.  

Evening @ HSV.  Work ends, but the colloquium begins.

NYC @ noon.  Having more work than time (and less money than either) means lots of work on improvised surfaces.  After countless layovers in airports without tables (lookin' at you, ATL!), I've come to appreciate a sturdy work surface for my laptop and notebook.  

YYZ @ 6:00 AM.  Early morning pilgrimages are much more enjoyable when properly equipped.  

Just in case anyone has been wondering where I've been over the last few months.  Fret not, I am still alive and have been transitioning from the graduate life to the working life.  Here's a teaser shot of one of my newest acquisitions.

For many, Sam Hober is the default option for the commissioning bespoke neckties, for about $75-$80, Sam Hober will make quality ties of any width and length.  However, if you are only interested in RTW, this link may be of interest to you.

Equally impressive is the round-up of shoes on the inside of the cabinet - consisting mainly of John Lobbs and Edward Greens - with a steezy Aslan possibly included.

Organizing your shoes front-to-back allows you to maximize number of shoes on display.  Hiroyuki Hirano's 5S methodology is oddly applicable in menswear.