Seersucker (by way of British India) quickly became a staple by the poor in the southern states of america. This lightweight fabric often became the summer suit of choice for service men, women, and became the blue collar summer suit of choice.When the 1920s came roaring in, the seersucker was reswagged by hipster Ivy Leaguers (before it was cool), and the upper class. Seersucker received a nice...
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After spending the summer adding miles to our bikes and oil to our shoes we have come to the end of our summer adventures and now it is time to kick things back in gear. We present Fall Cords.
(On Sadiki - Suit: H&M On Tony - Jaket: Vintage , Pants: Rag & Bone )
Remember growing up when our parents figured out the key to ensure we were forever the outcast of society was to dress us in cords? The...
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Sometimes we can get caught in the world wind of choices and rules when it comes to a necktie. First you have to pick the tie that best compliments what you are wearing. Then you need to decide which knot fits the collar of your shirt. After that convoluted process is completed add your final adjustments. Is it too long? Is it too short? Should I have a dimpled tie? Is the knot crooked? Tie bar or...
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Don't wear white in winter. We heard that before. Your belt should always match your shoes. We heard that too. When lost, ask for directions. Well some things in life you will have to pick and choose. Life is not fair, and it is a cold world out there. Is it fair to live life under strict guidelines? Well that just ain't right. Rules are meant to be broken. You choose your journey, and hey if...
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