It’s true, you can have too much of a good thing. But, exactly how much is too much? These Knit Ties from Howard Yount are made in Italy, come in both silk and wool, measure 2.5″ at their widest and cost a very reasonable $60 – $65 per. So, clearly, a good thing. They’re also available in – no exaggeration – 54 different styles. Read More »

You know what? You work hard. And, like those fictional characters on Parks & Recreation once said, sometimes you just need to treat yo(ur) self. Like, with some French-made socks, for instance. These ones from Royalties come in an array of patterns, are made from a stretch cotton-blend, and at $20 a pop (that’s the price without the VAT), they aren’t even all that indulgent (though, still pretty indulgent). Read More »

In English, the French word “civil” means civil. I’m not really sure how that applies to these Civil Pants from Bleu de Paname, but, I still think they’re nifty anyway. Inspired by traditional workwear, only way, way better fitting, the pants are made in France from 100% cotton canvas, and feature chambray pocket bags, a leather patch, mismatched wooden buttons and a damned doable price (is that the civil part?). Read More »

After this summer’s rash of heat waves, I know I’m not alone in eagerly awaiting the arrival of cooler weather. And, I’m pretty sure I also won’t be alone in wanting the Markus Knit Sweater from Knowledge on my back when it gets here. Made in Scandinavia from butter-soft 100% organic cotton, the shawl collared Markus is as decadently comfortable as it well made, and a great looking layer to take you from this season to the next (and to the one after that too). Read More »

What’s on sale RIGHT NOW.

So, unfortunately, even at 50% off these Italian-made Filson Black Label pieces are still pretty pricey. But, slightly more obtainable is always better than completely unobtainable, right? Great fits, impeccable construction, beautiful detailing and bragging rights like whoa. Yours if you want ‘em. Read More »