$1000 Combatant Gentlemen Giveaway Winner

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$1000 Combatant Gentlemen Giveaway Winner

By Famous OutfitsPublished

This giveaway is closed. The winners have been announced. Entries and promotional offers are no longer available.

Thank you to everyone who entered the Famous Outfits and Combatant Gentlemen $1,000 giveaway, put together an outfit, and shared the competition with friends and family.

The $1,000 winner

Peter Fredericks won the first Famous Outfits giveaway. His outfit paired a navy blue slim-fit suit jacket with charcoal slim-fit trousers and a light blue and white gingham shirt. He chose no tie, with a navy blue silk skinny tie as an optional addition, and finished with dark olive Rancourt Beefroll loafers, a Shinola Runwell watch, and tortoise Clubmaster sunglasses.

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The five most popular outfits

Readers submitted hundreds of combinations. Twenty-four were selected for voting, and these five were the most popular. The pictured pieces are preserved here as outfit inspiration; the original product listings are no longer linked.

Skyfall

Outfit by William Clark.

Skyfall
  • Charcoal modern-fit birdseye suit
  • Slim navy blue tie
  • Light blue herringbone shirt

Cape Cod Casual

Outfit by Simon Ouderkirk.

Cape Cod Casual
  • Midnight Madness knit tie
  • Blue and black gingham shirt
  • Grey slim-fit suit

Lawyer Look

Outfit by Steven Tirado.

Lawyer Look
  • Grey slim-fit suit
  • Great Lakes tie
  • Light blue herringbone semi-spread collar shirt

Tying the Knot

Outfit by Daniel.

Tying the Knot
  • Light grey slim-fit pinstripe suit
  • White herringbone semi-spread collar shirt
  • Punched Windowpane tie

Dress Me Down

Outfit by Joe.

Dress Me Down
  • Blue and black gingham wide-spread collar shirt
  • Charcoal V-neck cotton-cashmere sweater
  • Deep indigo slim selvedge denim

Shirt and tie winners

Three readers also won shirt-and-tie combinations for their comments on the submitted outfits:

  • Bob Hazlett chose Respectable Poet and submitted a playful haiku-inspired comment.
  • Matthew Walton chose Dress Me Down as a good balance for working in a creative field.
  • Dustin Kemper favored a simple black-and-white palette with personality supplied by a colored tie.

Congratulations to the winners, and thank you to everyone who took part.

For more outfit ideas, explore three ways to wear a navy blazer or our men’s wardrobe essentials guide.