A vest worth investing in (sorry), the Inventory x Mt. Rainier Vests are painstakingly crafted in California. Durable, versatile, and handsome as all get out, the fully reversible vests feature flecked wool on one side, water-resistant 60/40 fabric on the other, branded buttons, and hand-warmer pockets. An extremely limited number of these were produced (twenty of each color), and all remaining sizes are now on sale. Read More »

Spoiler alert: these ain’t cheap. But, they’re made well enough that you can use them every day and still will ‘em to your kids. And, they’re handsome enough – and will age nicely enough – that your kids will actually want ‘em. Paraffin-coated heavy-duty cotton canvas, removable zippered pouch, rivets at key tress points, handcrafted in Japan, and available from the newly launched online shop of digital menswear mag OEN. Read More »

Believe me, I’m as sick of the word “timeless” as you are. But, when describing a sweater that’s been in production since 1960, and looks just as good now as the day it came out, well, few other descriptors seem as apt. The Crewneck and Cardigan Version sweaters from SNS Herning are meticulously woven, cut and sewn in Denmark from medium-weight Merino wool. Read More »

And since it is still too cold out to go sans outerwear (see previous post), here are some crazy affordable scarves. The brand is called Amana, the scarves are woven, cut and sewn in Iowa, they’re available in both wool and cotton, and prices start at an astoundingly low $16.95 per. Also, there are oodles (yeah, that’s right, oodles) of colorways to choose from. Read More »

In could be gimmicky, but is actually quite beautiful news: a stitch-less wallet. The Interlocking Billfold from L’angolo del Cuoio is handcrafted in Umbria, using naturally tanned leather from Tuscany. Durable (no stiches = no weak spots), affordable (a mere $35.00 per) and sure to age beautifully (just look at that leather), the Interlocking Billfold is one wallet you won’t want to keep hidden in your pocket. Read More »

Because who says portage can’t be cozy: wool backpacks. The Wool Scout Packs from Steven Alan are made in the USA from 100% wool blanket fabrics. Soft enough to cuddle up to, yet tough enough that they might kick your ass for doing so (not really), the bags feature heavy-duty canvas straps, solid brass hardware and domestically-sourced leather trim. Read More »

What’s on sale RIGHT NOW.

You might remember Winter Session from their Go Local feature a few months back, but in case you don’t: they’re a Chicago-based married couple who lovingly handcraft every product they sell from a mix of domestic and eco-friendly materials. And now, every one of their lovingly-handcrafted domestic and eco products is 25% off. Read More »

Some of the items I post, I already own. Some of the items I post, I don’t own, but want. And then some of the items I post, I don’t want, I straight-up covet. These fall into the latter category. Slim fit, heavy canvas body, reinforced shawl collar, patch pockets, wood buttons, Made in France and tougher ‘an hell. Read More »

I know what you’re thinking: it’s February, why the hell are you posting swim trunks? Because they’re on sale, that’s why! Some of you may already be familiar with Onia, but for those who aren’t: former Steven Alan guy, makes everything in New York, the fabrics are top of the line, the fit is great – in short: they’re some of the best damn trunks on the market. And now, at a price to match. Read More »