#PTOMan Highlights
#PTOMan Highlights
#PTOMan Highlights
#PTOMan Highlights
#PTOMan Highlights

Once a week, we like to highlight what some of our readers are wearing.

Traditionally in menswear, it has been customary for men to eschew bold colors and wild designs and instead to hew to things more drab and natural. Indeed, most common advice for beginners says that one should stick to neutral colors and try not to have any one item stand out too much. Although this advice can be beneficial much of the time, sometimes one wants to stand out from the crowd, try something new, or you simply fall in love with a particular color or piece. Some of our readers have made more bold choices this week.

Steve (@dapperbantu) is looking sharp in a green jacket and curry trousers. Michaël (@maninwave) is standing out on the street in a bold blue shirt, with olive chinos and burgundy loafers. Philip (@philipgregard) is out and about in a fun shirt with fatigues and sneakers. Roy (@roycru) is out at the shops in an eye-popping yellow trousers, vest, and square, with a navy jacket and oxfords. Finally, Mac (@urban_sartorialist) is on the streets in a madras jacket, shorts, and some colorful socks.

If you’d like to be featured, make sure to follow us on Instagram and tag your posts #PTOMan. We prefer full-body shots over shoes or details.

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