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I like to rock a pocket square, wear one of my hand-made dress shirts, and wear my Lucchese western boots.

Now, I'm not — I realize that in a perfect world that would be great but people have certain limitations that are put on them and for most of us its money and why not if you've got a perfectly good jacket sitting in there and you can't find those trousers or they've been torn or you just you know had somebody give you this jacket and it fits well.

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Upgrade the buttons if they are cheap looking, ensure the hole is functional, and possibly even add patch elbow or another casual touch.

You want classic style and when I mean classic, I don't mean you know going back to the hay day of classic style like 1930's although that is a mentioning point because if you look at the clothing that was classic in 1930.

You want to go ahead and splurge a little bit on the buttons.

First — Examine the Suit Jacket Does it fit you? Because you can repurpose this as a blazer and the best way to do this is to simply replace the buttons.

For mant, it's a single breasted navy blue suit with matching trousers purchased years ago for important events? For most occasions and if you want to see — yeah, I live in a very small town.

If you can afford to have an odd jacket and by odd jacket, I mean a jacket specifically made to be worn as a sport coat or a blazer, that's great because there are certain things.

An orphaned suit jacket in solid navy blue, light gray, medium grey, true blue, flannels, small patterns like nailshead or birdseye, checks, and especially tweeds work well.

Once the reverse is true, the look becomes a poor one no matter your age as the jeans look forced and will certainly be the wrong style.

Pinstripes, chalkstripes, hard colors like black.