Taylor Supply Co. Off Roader Jackets

October 8, 2012


Remember how in the movie The Goonies Chunk kept calling the Fratelli’s bullet hole-ridden Jeep an “ORV” (off-road vehicle), because the term “SUV” hadn’t been coined yet? This has nothing to do with that. The Off Roader Jackets from Taylor Supply Co. are made in NYC out of 7.5 oz, 100% cotton twill from Japan. Read More »

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Taylor Supply Co. City Rider Jacket

May 21, 2012


The City Rider Jacket from Taylor Supply Co. is expertly made in New York City out of 6.5 oz. waxed cotton canvas. Tough as a tank, yet handsome enough for Hollywood (what?), the jacket features antique brass snap buttons, courdory lining in the collar and cuffs, adjustable tabs at the waist and Japanese cotton lining. Huckberry’s got it – as well as a whole bunch of other great TSC stuff – for 25% off. Read More »

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N’East Illustrated, Vol. 1

January 27, 2012


If, for some strange reason, you’re not already familiar with N’East Style, do yourself the favor of getting acquainted toot sweet. Written by the ever-delightful Christine Mitchell, the site is a compendium of all things New England, as well as a platform for Mitchell’s fantastic (I’m talking tattoo-worthy) original artwork. Being a huge fan of both Mitchell’s talent and taste, I’ve asked her to begin sketching some of her favorite images from the menswear blogosphere for Well Spent. If we’re lucky, this’ll become a regular feature on the site – my fingers are very firmly crossed. Read More »

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Taylor Supply Co. Hill Climber Jacket

January 23, 2012


While there are a number of waxed jackets that rival Barbour’s in looks, the Hill Climber Jacket from Taylor Supply Co. is one of the few that rivals in quality as well. Handcrafted in New York City from water and tear resistant 8 oz. waxed canvas, the jacket is a burly and protective outer layer, ready to handle winter at its worst. Details include a wool lined shawl collar, heavy weight 8 oz. cotton flannel lining in the body, and a whole big mess of pockets (inside and out). Read More »

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