The light blue cotton button-down shirt is your all-season survival layer — crisp enough to anchor a national broadcast about airlines bleeding us dry, yet breathable enough to wear while stress-sweating through your WestJet booking fee. Roll up those long sleeves when you’re shoveling the driveway in April (because of course it’s still snowing in April), then button them back down for the Zoom call you forgot about. The silver watch with its classic round face and metal band isn’t just for telling time — it’s for counting down the exact seconds until your connecting flight’s gate changes for the third time at Pearson. Consider it your federally mandated timekeeping device for surviving Canadian transit delays. And that silver minimalist ring? Simple band, no fuss, no checked-bag fee. It’s the quiet, understated accessory that says, ‘I am a responsible adult who definitely did not just pay $25 to select a seat that used to be free.’ Peak Canadian restraint in jewellery form.

Find the Look: Light Blue Cotton Shirt · Silver Metal Watch · Silver Metal Ring

About that episode: This episode of ‘About That’ delves into the increasing prevalence of à la carte fees in the airline industry, focusing on WestJet’s new charge for booking economy tickets by phone. Andrew Chang explores the concept of ‘unbundling’ and how it impacts consumers, questioning whether these fees truly benefit travellers or simply boost airline profits.

Full Fashion Breakdown

Shirt

Color: light blue | Material: cotton | Style: casual | Fit: regular

Features: button-down, long sleeves

Watch

Color: silver | Material: metal | Style: classic | Fit: regular

Features: round face, metal band

Ring

Color: silver | Material: metal | Style: minimalist | Fit: regular

Features: simple band