In wardrobe you will find the basics of what made Cary Grant, David Niven and The rest of Hollywood’s elite into sartorial stars as well as icons of the big screen. Of course it’s not just the look, it’s the attitude and that is something you must supply. Here you will learn the basic strategies of building your tool kit of clothes; apparel that will show the women of the world that you are a man of action with a knowledge of romance. It’s mystery they want and how you dress conveys who you are. Will you sweep her off her feet and carry her up the flight of stares or will you stand in the corner making sure the potted plant is still growing? The right clothing and attitude can show that you mean business, even though you have no visible means of support. That is the dress of a Cad!

There was a time when men could buy jeans off the shelf at their local haberdasher that didn’t look preworn… they had to shrink to fit and they were considered workwear. That was a time when men wore suits when they went out with a lady. They wore suits when they went to work, wore suits when they hung out at the bar, and they wore suits when they went dancing. It was a time when suits not only wore well, but they were comfortable.

Your grandfather’s suit was clothing and not workwear that carried you through the hours between 9 to 5 then went to their closet so you could dress in a more comfortable manner. The suit was the more comfortable manner with wools woven as tough as jeans and a fit that aloud you to climb ladders, pic fights, own the dance floor… and, well… be A secret agent without being a secret agent.

Many men today consider the suit a constricting article of clothing; well that’s because it is, but it doesn’t have to be.