Let’s talk about this “old rose” colored Graça Jumper from La Paz for a second, shall we? Not to snub the blue or black versions pictured below, but the old rose, it makes my heart sing. And that kangaroo pocket, and the wonderfully textured Shetland wool, and the solid made-in-Portugal construction – this sweater is Read more
If you’re reading this site, you already know that when it comes to fast fashion what you save in price you loose in quality, craftsmanship and fit. But then there are brands like Haberdash’s in-house Bespoke 607 line, which are affordable but still give you a great bang for your buck. These three button Italian Read more
While I’m a fan of McDonalds, I know the quality (or lack thereof) will do numbers on my fragile tummy. So I usually try and seek out a similar yet higher quality substitute. It’s sort of like how these orSlow 60’s Denim Jackets are fashioned after the timeless Levis Trucker, but made in Japan out Read more
These new Wool Long Sleeve Henleys from Appalatch might just be the most American garments ever made. The fabric is knit and dyed in the USA (and is made out of wool from domestically raised sheep). The buttons on the placket are also made in the USA. And the shirt itself is cut and sewn Read more
When Save Khaki says multi-pocket, they mean multi-pocket. These US-made Multi-pocket Jackets have five pockets in total: two on the chest, two on the hips, and then a fifth mini pocket that’s stitched to the outside of one of the chest pockets (which you can’t really put much in, but it’s still cool that it’s Read more
I like to think Deluxe named their Japanese-made “Clinton” Button Ups after our first black president, Bill Clinton. Like the shirts, he’s also a nice mid-weight, thanks to his love of jogging and Big Macs. Both Clintons are military-inspired, without having ever served. And, both Clintons are good at hiding things; the shirts have a Read more
These Hand Distressed Wilshire Jeans from Epaulet are made in Los Angeles out of 13.5 oz Cone Mills selvedge denim. Once assembled, each pair is put through two separate enzyme washes, then hand-sanded at key wear points, then put through a third and final wash to set the color and pre-shrink the denim.
