Gentleman’s Box is a monthly subscription of men’s accessories and grooming products. Each box is uniquely themed, honoring a noteworthy gentleman from the past or present. Currently, you can choose from two subscription types: The Classic Subscription with 4-5 products for $29 a month and The Premium Box with 4-6 premium accessories for $100 per quarter.
This is a review of The Classic Subscription.
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The inner part of the box lid features Gentleman’s Box social media handles.
This carton cover also features the traits of a true gentleman!
There are no extra packaging materials inside, but the items arrived in great condition.
Each box includes a copy of The Gentleman’s Post, a well-designed booklet describing the products in the box and offering styling suggestions for each one.
The Gentlemen’s Post walks through everything in the box, and more. There is even a handy table of contents that gives a quick list of the contents and the total retail value of the box. They regularly have a feature that introduces us to members of the Gentleman’s Box team.
All the items in this month’s box are from Aus Cufflinks, a men’s one stop shop that offers ties, bow ties, cufflinks and pocket squares.
The company was founded in Melbourne, Australia which started purely as a cufflinks shop and later on expanded to provide other goods for men.
Every page is dedicated to each item — they include the usual picture and blurb, but they also include a handy section denoting the level of attire (e.g. formal, business, casual) for which the item is appropriate, as well as colors that best complement it.
There are also style guides to give you some visual cues on wear and pairing options.
Aside from the product features, there’s also a page that discusses the importance of mental health.
Lastly, they included a $30 off coupon code which can be used when you subsribe to The Gentleman’s Box Premium Box.
Everything in my box!
AUS Cufflinks Tie ($35) This month’s featured tie features a floral print. It’s not the usual type that I have in my collection but this will surely be a special piece that will definitely standout on most of my suits.
I like the bold yet elegant look of this tie. It has the perfect width and since it’s made with cotton material, it’s pretty soft and lightweight.
The back of the necktie comes with a single strap looper and the brand’s logo.
AUS Cufflinks Lapel Pin ($15) This lapel pin adds a touch of style to any type of suit!
The main flower is in purple and it’s also shiny! It can be paired with either dark or light colored outfits.
AUS Cufflinks Cufflinks ($29) The cufflinks for this month are made from copper and alloy. They may be small but they have a great impact on any formal outfit.
The cufflinks arrived in their own box packaging to keep them safe from scratches or any kind of damage.
The cufflinks are silver-colored and they’re shiny. They’re not too heavy either!
AUS Cufflinks Pocket Square ($19) With this pocket square, simplicity is the name of the game. It’s made of plain white cotton with a purple trim that runs on its edges.
AUS Cufflinks Socks ($15) To complete the ensemble is a pair of classic-looking socks!
The pair is made with 85% cotton, 10% polyester, 3% spandex, and 2% nylon.
These socks have purple and gray stripes on the upper part, while the lower part is solid purple except for the heels and toes which are in gray.
I also like how soft and breathable the fabric is!
Each item has a touch of purple and they match each other well!
Gentleman’s Box did a great job again this month! The men’s accessories are well-coordinated, from the socks to the tie and even the pocket square and lapel pin. The floral tie is nice because the details are not over the top. It’s also easy to match with different kinds of suits. Another item I liked is the pair of silver-colored cufflinks, which easily makes me look polished. This subscription never fails in sending great items than I can use with my business and formal outfits, and I couldn’t be happier!
What do you think of this month’s box?
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