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[Dappered | How To Wear It: Suede Loafers for Spring and Summer]() --------------------------------------------------------------- - [How To Wear It: Suede Loafers for Spring and Summer](#1) - [Style Scenario: Upgraded Polo and Shorts (nothing over $100 edition)](#2) - [In Review: Remington ShortCut Pro (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Buzz)](#3) [How To Wear It: Suede Loafers for Spring and Summer](r/Dappered/~3/jdRDYmnNzn4/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 11 Jun 2019 03:00 AM PDT Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. [Here’s why.]( [Banana Republic Dellbrook Suede Loafer – $88.80](//bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=466756) ($148) NOTE: In terms of fit, I’d say these run about half a size large. Since they’re loafers, you want a snug, but not tight fit. And a 10.5D fit my normally 10.5D feet just a little too loose, but going down to a 10 should work for me. We’re not talking boat shoes here. We’re not even talkin’ clunky, “Weejun” style penny loafers. We’re talking sleek without being pointy, comfy with or without socks, suede loafers for the warm weather ahead. BR’s Dellbrook Suede Loafer shown above and throughout this post are a fine example of this type of shoe. Dressed down from laced dress shoes for sure, but not schlumpy in the least. Could you wear them with shorts? Maybe, but sticking with chinos or trousers or even jeans is the safer way to go. As evidenced by these suggestions: With a Polo & Lightweight Chinos [How To Wear It: Suede Loafers for Spring and Summer | Dappered.com] - Chinos: [Bonobos Sretch Lightweight Chinos – $62.40]( w/ ECLIPSE20 ($78) - Polo: [Banana Republic Slim Luxury-Touch Polo – $20.99](//bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=424799012&cid=1125294&pcid=1014757) ($49.50) - Belt: [Jomers Sagamore Woven Belt – $20]( Sold Out - Watch: [Deep Blue Automatic 300m Diver – $175](//www.jomashop.com/deep-blue-watch-mas1kblkorgsec.html?refSrc=DPB-VER40BLACKORGSEC&nosto=productpage-nosto-1) on [a gray NATO strap]( - Sunglasses: [Le Specs Hard Knock – sold out]( (but maybe [try these from Prive Revaux]( for the blue lens aviator look?) Wheelhouse stuff here. A perfect casual, but not frumpy or sloppy look for when temps start to heat up. Sockless or no shows or (gasp) socks are up to you. With a Light Grey Suit [How To Wear It: Suede Loafers for Spring and Summer | Dappered.com] - Suit: [Target Goodfellow & Co “Choice” Suit Separates – $149.98]( (Careful though, [these have chopped jackets. Review here](. If the Budget Thome Browne thing isn’t your deal, [try Spier & Mackay]( or [Suitsupply]( - Shirt: [Banana Republic Grant Slim-Fit Non-Iron Dress Shirt – $47.70](//bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=422951012&cid=1050644&pcid=44866&grid=productSearch_53_282_1) when 40% off ($79.50) similar - Belt: [J. Crew Factory Washed Leather Belt – $23.50]( - Watch: [Tag Heuer Monaco – Expensive](//www.jomashop.com/tag-heuer-monaco-caw2111-fc6183.html) (But [try these alternatives]( if you’re not into the expensive watches.) - Sunglasses: [Persol Foldable 714 – $160ish]( (sometimes [less via Massdrop]() A super easy way to dress down a suit, but still look super polished and dressed up enough. It’s also a great way to get more use out of your suits. Would look terrific at a nice but not stuffy summer wedding, or out on the town for a warm summer night with drinks & dinner. With Chinos & a Sportcoat [How To Wear It: Suede Loafers for Spring and Summer | Dappered.com] - Polo: [Target Goodfellow Elevated Polo in Navy – $14]( similar - Sportcoat: [Suitsupply Italian Hopsack Wool – $399]( similar - Pants: [B.R. Slim Fly-Weight Traveler Pants – $98](//bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=424407022&cid=1077638&pcid=35878&grid=productSearch_119_327_1) similar - Belt: [Suitsupply Brown Suede Belt – $79]( similar, kinda. Shown above is an OLD Polo RL option which is tough to replicate. - Sunglasses: [Persol Foldable 714 – $160ish]( (sometimes [less via Massdrop]() - Watch: Standard Issue Instruments Pilot Timer – discontinued (but [the Todd Snyder Military]( would be a nice affordable alternative?) I call this look “Irish Mafia goes to Boca Raton for the weekend” (and have called it such when wearing it when someone offers a compliment). And whether you have an unkempt redhead look or not (the Irish connection), the dark polo under a light sportcoat + saturated colors does give off an interesting vibe. Not for everyone, but the ladies seem to like it if you’re capable of wearing it with an authentic (key word = authentic) level of not-give-a-F-ness. With Lightweight & Light Color Everything when it gets HOT [How To Wear It: Suede Loafers for Spring and Summer | Dappered.com] - Sportcoat: [Banana Republic Core Temp Suit Jacket – $149.50](//bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=469490012&cid=1130278&pcid=13846&grid=productSearch_4_56_1) when 40% off ($249) - Pocket Square: [TheTieBar Chambray Pocket Square – $10](//www.thetiebar.com/product/PC385) - Shirt: [Banana Republic Slim Fit Tech-Stretch Cotton – $53.70](//bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=335279022&cid=1106843&pcid=44866&grid=productSearch_28_280_1) when 40% off ($89.50) - Pants: [Bonobos Stretch Washed Chinos – $70.40]( w/ ECLIPSE20 ($88) - Belt: [GAP Basic Leather Belt – $21.57](//www.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=600175002&CAWELAID=120280880000045513&CAGPSPN=pla&CAAGID=59544524077&CATCI=pla-531539699458&tid=gppl000001&kwid=1&ap=7&gclid=CN2Fws-j2-ICFY3FZAodp2AGsA&gclsrc=aw.ds) w/ CYBER + YOURS ($39.95) - Watch: [Nodus Avalon – $650]( on a [Rubber Strap – $35]( - Sunglasses: [Le Specs Hard Knock – sold out]( (but maybe [try these from Prive Revaux]( for the blue lens aviator look?) For when it REALLY heats up. That sportcoat is made from the same fabric that BR’s famous core-temp chinos are made from. And it works. Really well. Keeps you nice and cool. Sure there’s not a ton of color going on here, but that’s kinda the point. Reflect those rays from the sun. With Four Season Wool Trousers and a Contrasting Polo [How To Wear It: Suede Loafers for Spring and Summer | Dappered.com] - Polo: [Target Goodfellow Elevated Polo in Navy – $14]( ($16.99) similar - Trousers: [Target Goodfellow Wool Blend Suit Pants – $44.99]( - Belt: [J. Crew Factory Washed Leather Belt – $23.50]( - Watch: Standard Issue Instruments Pilot Timer – discontinued (but [the Todd Snyder Military]( would be a nice affordable alternative?) A standard look that many men wear to business casual workplaces in the summer, but the suede loafers and slim (okay, [skinny for some body types]() trousers really keep it sleek, while also remaining timeless overall. Has something caught your eye, but you’re not sure how to wear it? Send in any suggestions for our “how to wear it” series to joe@dappered.com. ff/Dappered?a=jdRDYmnNzn4:a_5u4o3o_bY:yIl2AUoC8zA ff/Dappered?a=jdRDYmnNzn4:a_5u4o3o_bY:qj6IDK7rITs ff/Dappered?a=jdRDYmnNzn4:a_5u4o3o_bY:gIN9vFwOqvQ [Style Scenario: Upgraded Polo and Shorts (nothing over $100 edition)](r/Dappered/~3/elPnUrI2rSE/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 10 Jun 2019 02:00 PM PDT Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. [Here’s why.]( What are you going to wear? Sometimes it’s good to look at a few suggestions then add your own tweaks and ideas. Just because it gets hot, doesn’t mean you’re damned to whites, greys, & beige (although those colors won’t absorb as much heat as others). If you happen to run on the cool side, or, won’t be spending a boatload of time in the sun, then fear not some saturated color in the summer heat. Some saturated colors and intentional fits and fabrics are a great way to avoid the [oversized polo/shirt + khaki cargo shorts]( look, that so many of us men seem to default to when it gets warm. Here’s one way to not look like that, without breaking the bank. [Style Scenario: Upgraded Polo and Shorts (nothing over $100 edition) | Dappered.com] The Polo: [Banana Republic Slim Luxury-Touch Print Polo in Navy – $22.19](//bananarepublic.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=424807012&pcid=999&grid=undefined_14_undefined_NaN) ($49.50). That print is small, uniform, and subtle. So much easier to pull off, compared to the loud short sleeve print button downs that many a stylish dude will be attempting to pull off this summer. Not an exact match to the BR slim fit luxe touch print polo shown at the top of the post, but quite close. On sale, and now an extra 40% off at checkout (which gets you the $22.19 price shown here.) The Shorts: [Amazon Goodthreads 9″ Flat-Front Comfort Stretch Chino Short in “Aquifer” – $25](. 98% cotton and 2% spandex. Terrific turquoise color that’s a heck of a lot easier to wear than most guys would think. Ships super fast since it’s an Amazon Prime exclusive brand. The Watch: [Casio Quartz Diver – $50](. Consider skipping the leather band watches on hot days. The risk is you’ll stink up that band with your sweat. Another incredible bargain for the feel and build quality (200m water resistance ain’t anything to sneeze at). The Sunglasses: [Huckberry Weekender Sunglasses in Maroon w/ Amber Lenses – $35]( Polarized. Inexpensive. Unexpected maroon shade that’s anything but fire engine red, so, should go easily with plenty of stuff. Like, everything. The Belt: [GAP Stripe Webbing Belt – $16.17](//www.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=440197012&cid=5300&pcid=5300&cpos=30&cexp=917&cid=CategoryIDs%7C5300&cvar=6501&ctype=Listing&cpid=res19060209499951886245958&tid=goaff4025845&ap=2&siteID=goafcid11553180&cjevent=e7750fe987c111e9834300f30a1c0e0f) w/ CYBER + YOURS ($29.95). Summery. Preppy without being obnoxious. The Shoes: [Cole Haan Grand Crosscourt Turf Sneaker – $79.97]( ($150). Clean retro kicks that should have plenty of squish thanks to that Nike supplied sole? If you want something with a little more contrast, [try the Puma Super Liga OG Retro](. Now down to $50 at Nordstrom Rack. The Underwear: [Ex Officio Give-N-Go Breathable Brief – $19.95](. Again, a total game changer if you run warm and/or want to stay dry and comfortable in the heat. The Socks: [Darn Tough Merino No-Show Cushion Socks – $15.95](. Also a total game changer. Like the underwear, totally worth the investment. There’s worse ways to live life than investing in the comfort of your feet and your junk. The Sweat Management Tools: [Gold Bond Body Powder]( + [Basic Handkerchiefs](. It’s summer. Can’t live without these. ff/Dappered?a=elPnUrI2rSE:XcZ4y0QkBm4:yIl2AUoC8zA ff/Dappered?a=elPnUrI2rSE:XcZ4y0QkBm4:qj6IDK7rITs ff/Dappered?a=elPnUrI2rSE:XcZ4y0QkBm4:gIN9vFwOqvQ [In Review: Remington ShortCut Pro (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Buzz)](r/Dappered/~3/y7xKcAf811k/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 10 Jun 2019 08:00 AM PDT Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. [Here’s why.]( [Remington ShortCut Pro – $48.55]( About the Author: Ryan N. is a professional web developer for (and alum from) the University of Delaware, who keeps a close shave as to not be confused with his strongly-bearded twin brother. He plays guitar and drums, loves going to concerts with his wife, and loves being a dad. I’m new to the head shaving game.. brand new. I wanted to simplify my morning routine and maintenance; about six months ago I decided to go for it, but I had no idea where to even start. I had some clippers, but they were insanely loud and didn’t have attachments. So I went with what I knew: my Norelco beard trimmer. We’ll call the process… daunting? It took quite a while, but I finished with a result that was relatively good, but far from great. The beard trimmer is designed for smaller jobs, and for you to see what you’re doing. What I needed was something wider, with an array of attachments, preferably waterproof, and dead-simple to use. The answer? [The Remington ShortCut Pro](. Ergonomics This thing has a lot going for it, but the most striking thing you’ll notice is its design. Many trimmers are oblong and stick-like, forcing you to hold it in the meat of your palm and have your wrist do all the actuating. Not bad, but can’t we do better? One of the few, if any, shavers to sport a more natural hand-grip design, the ShortCut Pro can be used with the palm, fingertips, and anywhere in between. If you imagine the device like a baseball, I usually use a fastball grip up top, curveball grip for the sides, and a changeup grip in the back. However you need to hold it, you get a consistent cut and easy maneuvering. [In Review: Remington ShortCut Pro (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Buzz) | Dappered.com]( Eat your heart out [Warren Spahn](. Curved and Wider Cutting Blade Can’t talk about the design without also noting the blade itself. Per their literature, it’s 57% wider than standard hair clippers (and easily 2-3x the width of my measly beard trimmer), meaning you can cut more hair with each pass. It also helps to have a wider surface when you’re blending two lengths for a literally-seamless transition. If you have too narrow a cutting surface on each pass, your transitions are going to look stark at worst, and take a long time to dial in at best. The only downside I’ve experienced with the wider blade is that it’s a bit tough to get near the ears, but it’s a small price to pay for the quickness of the rest of the cut. Your mileage may vary, though, depending on how close you go (more on the way on how I personally do my cut later). Easy to Use, Washable and Waterproof Couldn’t be easier to use, really. There are a few small complaints about how close you can get to the ears, but overall, the smoothest and easiest cut I’ve had, with super easy cleanup. I have had no qualms about using it in the shower, because Remington had the forethought to make it washable and waterproof. Simple! The blade also pops right out for deeper cleaning. [In Review: Remington ShortCut Pro (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Buzz) | Dappered.com]( A note here: Make sure you use the included blade oil, ideally after each use. This will lengthen the life of the blade and reduce snags. I also use [Lectric Shave preshave]( on my scalp prior to clipping for a closer, smoother cut, but have also had pretty good results dry. I do experience the occasional snag, but I have had so many cuts now without snags that I’m sure the issue lies either in my maintenance routine for the shaver between cuts, or the condition of my hair that day. [In Review: Remington ShortCut Pro (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Buzz) | Dappered.com]( Attachments The ShortCut Pro comes with 7 attachments in various sizes. Initially, I was worried that there wasn’t a taper option, since I wanted to go pretty short with it but still fade the sides. Having never done this before, I wasn’t sure what to expect, and was afraid of going a little too short. The included attachments for my kit were: - 15.0mm – #5 (5/8″) - 12.0mm – #4 (1/2″) - 9.0mm – #3 (3/8″) - 6.0mm – #2 (1/4″) - 4.5mm - 3.0mm – #1 (1/8″) - 2.5mm - 2.0mm - 1.5mm – #0 (1/16″) [In Review: Remington ShortCut Pro (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Buzz) | Dappered.com]( Charge Time / Battery I can easily get a complete cut done in less than 15 minutes, and the charger says it lasts about 40 minutes on a full charge. The issue I have is that there isn’t any way to tell just how much battery remains. If you’re in a pinch, you may need to forgo a cut in favor of a charge, or just hope it lasts. Luckily, this shaver also works plugged into the wall, and the cord is plenty long enough to reach anywhere. (This is a moot point, though, if you’re a shower-only shaver like me. [Don’t use plug-in appliances in the shower](. How I Cut My Hair My cut takes about 10-15 minutes if I’m doing an all-over cut with tapered sides. [This is the YouTube video]( I referenced to get my basics down about how to blend and shape the cut. I started out with a 4.5mm on the top, and tapered down in bands from a 3.0mm, to 2.5, to 2.0, to 1.5 on the sides. Now that warmer weather is here, I’ve gone even closer with a 3.0mm on top, and tapered sides. [In Review: Remington ShortCut Pro (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Buzz) | Dappered.com] Before and After What review about a product’s tantalizing usefulness would be complete without a before and after photo? You can see here just how differently each strand of hair can grow, even after just a week. I like a uniform presentation, so I trim about once a week. Here’s before and after: [In Review: Remington ShortCut Pro (or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Buzz) | Dappered.com]( Final Thoughts I don’t think any other product would give me the ease of use, maneuverability, and features that the ShortCut Pro does. I was a little hesitant to throw [$50 at another grooming tool](, but now I can’t recommend this enough as an investment. My haircuts used to run about $20 each, which is on the lower end of men’s cuts. Buying the ShortCut Pro has saved me approximately ten haircuts — that’s $200. Run the math, and it’s actually put $150 back in my pocket over just a few months! If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen would be it (apologies to Mr. Luhrmann). If you’re new to buzzing like I am, lathering your scalp might be a foreign idea, but unless you’re keen on peeling, redness and itching, you best protect yo’self. Use a daily lotion with SPF protection for your standard ritual, and then make sure to use extra coverage at the beach or pool (and don’t forget to re-apply). Buzzing isn’t for the faint of heart. It’s not something [you can do half-way](. But if you do it, you’ll thank yourself for the [cool breezes]( in the heat this summer. What’s great about going this short is, if you mess up.. it’ll grow back in no time and you can try again. But trust me on the [sunscreen](. ff/Dappered?a=y7xKcAf811k:y8mBPS0iBJg:yIl2AUoC8zA ff/Dappered?a=y7xKcAf811k:y8mBPS0iBJg:qj6IDK7rITs ff/Dappered?a=y7xKcAf811k:y8mBPS0iBJg:gIN9vFwOqvQ You are subscribed to email updates from [Dappered Style Mail](). To stop receiving these emails, you may [unsubscribe now](. Email delivery powered by Google Google, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, United States

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