The Right Way to Roll a Sleeve (And the Wrong Way, Too)
The rolled sleeve is one of the simplest transformations in a man's wardrobe, turning a buttoned-up shirt into something approachable and slightly rakish.
James Alderton · 2026-05-03
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Timeless menswear, fit, and the philosophy of dressing well.
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How Italian Knitwear Conquered the Boardroom
There was a time when knitwear in a professional setting meant a V-neck sweater layered beneath a blazer, functional but invisible.
Sebastian Cole · 2026-05-03
Suede in the Rain: A Defence of Living Dangerously
The orthodox position is clear: suede and rain do not mix.
Thomas Nakamura · 2026-05-03
The Double-Breasted Revival Nobody Predicted
By 2010, the double-breasted suit seemed destined for extinction.
Thomas Nakamura · 2026-05-03
Dressing Your Age Without Dressing Old
The challenge at every decade is the same: looking appropriate without looking resigned.
Thomas Nakamura · 2026-05-03
The Case for Going Bespoke at Least Once
Every man should experience bespoke tailoring at least once, not because it produces a superior garment, though it does, but because the process teaches you more about your body and clothing preferences than years of buying off the rack ever could.
Marcus Wei · 2026-05-02
A Guide to Wearing Rings, Bracelets, and Jewelry as a Man
Men's jewelry has shed its taboos.
Marcus Wei · 2026-05-02
How to Nail Cocktail Attire Every Time
Cocktail attire is the dress code that generates the most anxiety, largely because its definition varies by city, venue, and era.
Sebastian Cole · 2026-05-02
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Why Shoulder Fit Is the Single Most Important Measurement
A tailor can shorten sleeves, taper trousers, and take in a waist.
Sebastian Cole · 2026-05-02
The Unwritten Rules of Wedding Guest Attire
A wedding invitation may specify a dress code, but it cannot specify the dozens of unwritten rules that govern what a guest should actually wear.
Oliver Ramsey · 2026-05-02
How Neapolitan Tailors Reinvented the Shoulder
Walk into any Savile Row fitting room and the shoulder is a fortress: padded, roped, and defined with architectural precision.
Catherine Avery · 2026-05-02
The Unsung Elegance of the Harrington Jacket
The Harrington jacket has dressed kings and punks, golfers and rock stars, yet it remains one of the most underappreciated garments in menswear.
Daniel Hurst · 2026-05-02
Dressing for the Gallery Opening You Didn't Know You'd Attend
The gallery opening is the modern man's sartorial pop quiz.
Catherine Avery · 2026-05-02
When Savile Row Met Milan: The Birth of Anglo-Italian Tailoring
For most of the twentieth century, English and Italian tailoring existed in parallel but rarely intersected.
Thomas Nakamura · 2026-05-02
Five Fabrics That Separate Good Suits from Great Ones
You can identify a great suit from across a room.
Daniel Hurst · 2026-05-02
The Pocket Square Is Not Dead. You're Just Folding It Wrong.
Somewhere between the rigid presidential fold of your grandfather's era and the overwrought multi-point arrangements favored by menswear blogs, the pocket square lost its way.
William Ashford · 2026-05-02
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The Minimalist's Approach to a Full Wardrobe
A wardrobe of thirty carefully chosen items outperforms one of a hundred careless purchases.
Catherine Avery · 2026-05-01
Understanding Shirt Fabrics: Poplin, Twill, Oxford, and Broadcloth
The four fabrics that dominate men's shirting are not interchangeable, and choosing the wrong one for the occasion is as conspicuous as choosing the wrong tie.
Daniel Hurst · 2026-05-01
The Right Way to Roll Your Sleeves
Rolling your sleeves is one of the simplest style moves available, yet most men do it wrong.
William Ashford · 2026-05-01
How to Wear Linen Without Looking Wrinkled
Linen wrinkles.
Daniel Hurst · 2026-05-01