What We're Wearing
Summer Date
Going on a date—especially a first date—can initiate some nervous sweating when it's not 90 degrees outside. But when the heat and humidity all but promise you'll be sweating mere minutes after walking out your door, you need to dress accordingly. That being said, you probably don't want to show up wearing shorts. You want to look sharp, but relaxed. Cool and confident. Start with a dark T-shirt (harder to see pit stains) and over that, layer a lightweight plaid shirt. It helps further camouflage sweat stains and is handy if you're in an over air-conditioned space. You can always peel this off if it gets too hot. And don't forget to stash a cooling wipe in your pocket. Use it to swipe away grease (or back sweat) just before you meet up or to freshen up mid-date.
The Kit
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1) Slub cotton T-shirt,
$30 by Buck Mason
2) Indigo plaid shirt,
$128 by Faherty
3) Classic York watch,
$229 by Daniel Wellington
4) Essential face wipes,
$24 by Ursa Major
5) Canvas sneakers,
$175 by Rancourt & Co.
6) Sunglasses, $55 by Quay Australia
7) Summer weight stretch chinos, $98 by Bonobos
8) Mesh-knit no-show socks, $3.90 by Uniqlo
The Kit
Slub cotton T-shirt, $30 by Buck Mason
Indigo plaid shirt, $128 by Faherty
Summer weight stretch chinos, $98 by Bonobos
Classic York watch, $229 by Daniel Wellington
Sunglasses, $55 by Quay Australia
Canvas sneakers, $175 by Rancourt & Co.
Mesh-knit no-show socks, $3.90 by Uniqlo
Essential face wipes, $24 by Ursa Major
Summer
Date Ideas
Pack up a picnic and
head to the park at sunset
Find an outdoor
movie showing or concert
There's fruit growing somewhere near you, go pick some
Take in a
baseball game
Purchase a day pass to the nearest high-end hotel pool