So for context: Moving to a mild South American city for work. I have 5 extremely nice wool and cashmere long overcoats that I want to wear to work (business casual).
I have a brown, a black, a brown tweed, a camel and a navy. Two of them are knee length, the others are a bit shorter. I am 6’3 so long overcoats generally look good on me.
I will live in a city that doesn’t ever dip below 59F/15C.
Any suggestions of how I could wear those without cooking myself or looking weird?
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r/malefashionadvice So for context: Moving to a mild South American city for work. I have 5 extremely nice wool and cashmere long overcoats that I want to wear to work (business casual). I have a brown, a black, a brown tweed, a camel and a navy. Two of them are knee length, the others are a bit shorter. I am 6’3 so long overcoats generally look good on me. I will live in a city that doesn’t ever dip below 59F/15C. Any suggestions of how I could wear those without cooking myself or looking weird? submitted by /u/Saraozte01 [link] [comments]
So for context: Moving to a mild South American city for work. I have 5 extremely nice wool and cashmere long overcoats that I want to wear to work (business casual).
I have a brown, a black, a brown tweed, a camel and a navy. Two of them are knee length, the others are a bit shorter. I am 6’3 so long overcoats generally look good on me.
I will live in a city that doesn’t ever dip below 59F/15C.
Any suggestions of how I could wear those without cooking myself or looking weird?
submitted by /u/Saraozte01
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