Assuming other areas of the country are less chill-deprived than my own, it will be to your advantage to know about Scapegoat, a small line of men's outerwear that offers the benefits of premium construction and trend-proof (ie, good-looking, from…
Continue Reading →We've waxed poetic about Portland based company db clay's cow-free wallets before, and we truly believe you'd be hard-pressed to find a better looking eco-friendly bifold. In fact, the only thing better than one of their wallets could be knowing…
Continue Reading →They say that clothes make the man and while the jury's out on just who "they" are, that doesn't mean you can't take their word for it. Instead of standing around lolly-gagging, waiting for your manhood to be made by…
Continue Reading →When inspiration -- for just about anything -- escapes you, head over to Coroflot and dig through some portfolios. Something over there is guaranteed to get your brain juices flowing. For me this morning, it was designer Francois Gustin. He's…
Continue Reading →We're onto your scheme. We know that ski mask you keep around isn't to protect your face from subzero temperatures. That being said, How many times have you been ready to rob a bank or dress up as a mexican…
Continue Reading →I'm loving the latest I Love Typography design t-shirt from our pals at Artefacture -- hell, I'm such a sucker for beautiful type, why not wear it on my sleeve since I Will Pay For Good Design. It's also the…
Continue Reading →According to Chris Torres, there is a new dandyism. Perhaps born of his own creation, perhaps a child of necessity, his renewal of the term, like its predecessor, defines a gentleman. A particular type of gentleman, to be sure "“…
Continue Reading →Good news for Triko fans: The Fall 2007 collection is now up for grabs at their online store. The bottoms are good, the tops are better, and the hoodies - which by some act of God, have remained, for the…
Continue Reading →People look funny. We all have the same basic facial features, but even then, it's incredible how even just a slight size difference in someone's honker can set them oceans apart from the next Joe Schmoe. Wilfred Wood noticed these…
Continue Reading →There's some innate humor in the pairing of the name "Richard Goodall" and the word "Underground." I don't mean this snarkily; I mean this from the same perspective that seemingly drove the online shop's font choice (Don't you think we…
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