A Brief Blog Profile: Put This On
by Thomas Hynes
The name Put This On evokes the tone of helpful valet. There's also an air of authority in this name, too. It's as if the next words spoken would be: 'trust me.' This is a blog, of course, and not a butler. Still, both can help men dress better. And, just to be very clear, this isn't a blog I just found. I'm happy to say that I've been following this blog on my tumblr dashboard for the better part of the last year.
Put This On can help men in a variety of ways. The site breaks down its posts by item, with sections on ties, shoes, shirts, jackets, coats and accessories. Going further, they also categorize their posts by the seasons of the year. It's not enough to suggest what to wear, this blog also does the when. And while, a lot of the items on here may be considered high end, the site also takes strides for their more financially challenged readers with features like the eBay roundup.
There's also posts on how to master business casual, how to dress for an interview, and how to wear a hat without being (or looking like) a douchebag. If it's not clear already, these guys want to help readers look their best. And they've got a lot to say on the matter. I, for one, am inclined to listen.
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