@hana21_19_16: ###*You mean “a dignified guy outfit” to handle a bad day, right? 😎 So you still look firm + confident even when you’re in a bad mood, the key is: simple, neat, and neutral colors. A dignified outfit = people automatically respect you. ### 3 Formulas for a Dignified Guy Outfit to Beat Bad Days Smart Casual CEO Mode For college, work, or hanging out but still respected Top: Plain Oxford shirt in navy, black, or white. Roll up the sleeves a bit. Bottom: Chino pants/ankle pants in khaki, charcoal, or black. No rips. Shoes: Loafers, Chelsea boots, or clean white sneakers. Extra: Leather/steel watch + sunglasses. Vibes: Calm but dominant. Bad day steps aside. Monochrome Minimalist The easiest but with a strong effect Top: Fitted black crew neck/henley T-shirt, not oversized Bottom: Black dress pants or slim-fit black washed jeans Outer: Overshirt or chore jacket in a matching color Shoes: Boots or full black sneakers Vibes: Mysterious, focused, no drama. Old Money Clean Look Looks expensive without big logos Top: Neat polo shirt or linen shirt in earth tones: olive, cream, mocha Bottom: Straight-cut dress pants in beige/off-whiteShoes: Premium white sneakers or penny loafersExtra: Leather belt, sleekly styled hairVibes: Mature, classy, bad days don’t dare to bother you.The Key to Being Dignified So Bad Days Lose:Fit is king: Clothes that fit your body > expensive clothes that are too big Dark & neutral colors: Black, navy, gray, olive = instantly look firmNeat from head to toe: Hair, nails, shoes clean. Messy = dignity dropsDon’t overdo accessories: 1 watch is enough *Hashtag # * If you want to post OOTD on a bad day but still look dignified: #baBadDayEdition

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I started deer hunting when I was 13 years old. Opening morning of gun season, I took an old single shot shotgun and a five gallon bucket and headed behind the house. Around 9:45 that morning, my first time ever deer hunting, a six point came running through the field and I dropped him at 105 yards. I called my dad and told him I got a six point, and my uncle came over with his four wheeler to help haul him out. To his surprise, it was a giant six point. Still to this day, it’s the biggest six point I’ve personally seen. That morning I fell in love with deer hunting. Naturally, my next thought was that I wanted to try bow hunting. I started with a used $75 crossbow that I was just hoping would consistently hit a paper plate at 10 yards. Later that fall, I killed a small eight point with it. I remember recovering that buck and immediately thinking, “Now I need to get a compound bow.” I hunted with a Bear Archery compound for years and had tremendous success, taking multiple deer at less than 10 yards. Eventually, though, I wanted another challenge. I picked up a longbow. Now, all these years after sitting on that five gallon bucket behind the house, I find myself in my studio with Tony beside me, putting together a wood arrow test kit from 3Rivers Archery as I begin the process of building and tuning my first wooden hunting arrows. There has always been something about doing things the old way that appeals to me. Not because newer is necessarily wrong or easier is necessarily bad, but because I enjoy the process of learning a skill and knowing that I still have room to improve. Doing things the right way and continuing to grow as a husband, father, woodsman, and mentor has always been paramount to how I try to live my life. Maybe that’s why I find so much peace turning an old reliable Bluetick loose at night and sitting in a tree with a simple bow in my hand. Traditions matter to me. The process matters to me. Continuing to learn matters to me. I have a feeling that whenever I finally walk up to my first deer taken with a stick, a string, and a wooden arrow, a 13 year old kid carrying an old single shot shotgun is going to come rushing back to me. And I think that deer is going to mean every bit as much as the first one did. #StarkOutdoors #fyp #fypシ #foryou #foryoupage @3RiversArchery @Bear Archery
I started deer hunting when I was 13 years old. Opening morning of gun season, I took an old single shot shotgun and a five gallon bucket and headed behind the house. Around 9:45 that morning, my first time ever deer hunting, a six point came running through the field and I dropped him at 105 yards. I called my dad and told him I got a six point, and my uncle came over with his four wheeler to help haul him out. To his surprise, it was a giant six point. Still to this day, it’s the biggest six point I’ve personally seen. That morning I fell in love with deer hunting. Naturally, my next thought was that I wanted to try bow hunting. I started with a used $75 crossbow that I was just hoping would consistently hit a paper plate at 10 yards. Later that fall, I killed a small eight point with it. I remember recovering that buck and immediately thinking, “Now I need to get a compound bow.” I hunted with a Bear Archery compound for years and had tremendous success, taking multiple deer at less than 10 yards. Eventually, though, I wanted another challenge. I picked up a longbow. Now, all these years after sitting on that five gallon bucket behind the house, I find myself in my studio with Tony beside me, putting together a wood arrow test kit from 3Rivers Archery as I begin the process of building and tuning my first wooden hunting arrows. There has always been something about doing things the old way that appeals to me. Not because newer is necessarily wrong or easier is necessarily bad, but because I enjoy the process of learning a skill and knowing that I still have room to improve. Doing things the right way and continuing to grow as a husband, father, woodsman, and mentor has always been paramount to how I try to live my life. Maybe that’s why I find so much peace turning an old reliable Bluetick loose at night and sitting in a tree with a simple bow in my hand. Traditions matter to me. The process matters to me. Continuing to learn matters to me. I have a feeling that whenever I finally walk up to my first deer taken with a stick, a string, and a wooden arrow, a 13 year old kid carrying an old single shot shotgun is going to come rushing back to me. And I think that deer is going to mean every bit as much as the first one did. #StarkOutdoors #fyp #fypシ #foryou #foryoupage @3RiversArchery @Bear Archery

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