The chevron is the moustache most people picture at the word: thick, wide, angled slightly downward like its namesake stripe, worn without wax or theatre. Tom Selleck made it shorthand for easy masculinity, and firefighters and pilots never stopped wearing it. It asks for density rather than length, grows to full effect in about a month, and needs almost nothing afterward. The chevron is proof a moustache can be a fact rather than a project.
Who does it suit?
Its horizontal weight suits almost everyone and particularly balances long faces. Sparse upper-lip growth is the only real disqualifier.
How to maintain it
Trim along the lip line weekly and comb daily. That is the entire regimen.
