UK/Britain

Suit: A classic three-piece suit (trousers, vest, and jacket). Colors are usually dark: black, navy blue, dark green, or checked (Prince of Wales). Shirt and tie: A white shirt is required. The tie can be formal or with a flag. · Headwear: There are two options: · Top Hat: A tall black top hat, often wrapped with a flag ribbon. · Bowler hat: A more "simple" and casual option, also often with a flag. · Monocle: He wears a monocle almost always - it is a symbol of his aristocracy, old-fashionedness and poor eyesight (or just chic).

Habits and characteristics

Tea (tea solves everything): It's not just a habit, it's a way of life. Brewing tea is his sacred ritual. If he wakes up, is angry, happy, or sad—he brews tea. An Earl Grey tea bag might sometimes flutter from his flagpole. · Queue obsession: He adores order. If more than two people gather somewhere, he subconsciously begins to form a line. The line is sacred. Weather: Constantly complains about rain and fog, but rarely goes out without an umbrella. Considers the weather an ideal topic for small talk. · Eccentricity: May live in an old, drafty castle, collect strange things, and talk to his crown (or Big Ben).

Character

1. Aristocratic and prim: He's reserved, polite to the point of gnashing teeth, and unflappable. Even if there's war or chaos all around, he'll take a sip of tea and say, "What a bummer."
2. Passive Aggression: Instead of open conflict, he prefers snide remarks, sarcasm, and "subtle hints at serious circumstances." He smiles, but his gaze is cold.
3. Sense of superiority: Often considers oneself “senior” or more civilized in relation to others (especially former colonies or some European neighbors).
4. Nostalgia for Empire: Occasionally falls into melancholy, recalling the old days (Victorian era), when "the sun never set" on his domains. He may grumble that the grass was greener and the navy bigger back then.
5. Keep Calm and Carry On: He's phlegmatic in crisis situations. Bombing? Well, I need to adjust my monocle and add milk to my tea.