Yes, it's a very good article. The made to order shirtings on the webpage still has that glory that FNB described.

I came here to vent my floccinaucinihilipilification against my sartorial lessers.

This forum is dedicated to being noticed?

Hm. Good point. Maybe I should grow a beard and have some tattoos, that would make me more unique.

My own approach to mens fashion does not exist, as I personally do not follow "fashion", but I do have views on what makes a well-dressed man:

Quality and fit overrule novelty and brands. Menswear is always relative to the individuals body, appearance and lifestyle. not to forget social class. "Dressing the man" is not about consciously "getting noticed" but about making the person shine as a whole. Good clothes make a man stand out, but nobody would actually know why. Take my beloved navy 2B SB suit - it can make or break a man.

Insecure and / or boring people might want to overcompensate by dressing like all the IGent mainstream followers. Igenting has become fashionable, and, like hipsters, overdoing it when it comes to clothing has become quite a fad. Fine for me, but "dressing well" is something entirely different.

Of course - dressing like a peacock doesn't have to mean that the person is boring, and dressing in a very restrained manner can still mean that the person has nothing to day. In my world, which seems to be different from the one you live in, there is a tendency for men to be less keen on "getting noticed" rather than to "look the part". But that is here, and where you are, that seems to be different.

I went there again - just to buy a super discounted black tie ensemble. Yes ok, but the shirts....no. Sad, but no. There good times are gone.