Hydrogen-1 Brogue Lace Up Boots
Quality. Class. Performance. These are three perfect words to describe Hydrogen-1 Brogue Lace Up Boots. Hydrogen-1 is a fantastic shoemaker for the guy who wants it all in a shoe–something that works as well on the trail as it does in the casual office. Focused around utilitarian values and simplicity in construction, Hydrogen-1 created a simple, sturdy,...
See us in the InsideHook Summer Style Manual
If you don’t already know, InsideHook is a pretty awesome dude blog and newsletter service. Periodically, they release “style manuals” which showcase the favorite finds of various bloggers across the web. This time, they reached out to us for their Summer Style Manual and we were more than happy to put something together. A couple pieces...
Summer Knick-Knacks for Staying Cool
Summer is in full-swing right about now and people are hitting the pool and staying cool. Here are some of our favorite miscellaneous summer knick-knacks that we just cant get enough of this season. Jack Black Dry Down Powder and Sun Guard Jack Black is rules the summer. If you ever plan on going sockless...
The Beauty of Hudson River Watch Co.
Every now and then I get lucky enough to come across a true piece of art and function. This time around, such a piece came from the fantastic New York-based Hudson River Watch Co.’s “Berry Street” make. This watch is a true masterpiece. Not only does it have a clean and classic design based off...
Megan Cash’s Handmade Wares
Megan Cash is a designer and fabricator from Savannah, Georgia, and she brings a lot of the southern charm to her work. Her website features a whole host of unique accessories for guys who want to stand out but stay subtle. Her best-selling items are the shotgun shell cuff links, which I tend to like (as...
Gatsby vs. Draper: The Rise of the Modern Gent
The following is a guest post by Fraser Wood, mens lifestyle writer and owner of Modern Style Review. Head over to read more articles by Fraser and see some more of his opinions and reviews. — With the impending release of the film adaptation of the Great Gatsby, Gatsby fever has taken hold in the...
David & Young Hats: Spring 2013
Recently, hatter David & Young reached out and sent over a couple of their David & Young hats for Spring 2013. While I’m not much of a hat wearer, I figured it’s worth a shot to give these a look and report back. First of all, the reason you don’t see them on me is because...
After Ratio Clothing, There’s No Turning Back
I won’t go back; you can’t make me. Shoddy construction, cheap fabric, and questionable working conditions are all that’s left of that world. I think it’s time we see other people. Frankly, it’s you, not me. Off-the-rack shirts: we’re over. I’m going steady with Ratio Clothing. Before things start getting too PG-13, I need to...
Gustin Denim Creates a New Way to Buy Jeans
Gustin denim is high quality stuff, but at a low price. This is thanks to their new method of buying jeans–crowdsourcing. By allowing you, the consumer, to fund which styles you want, they make sure the unpopular styles go unfunded and they don’t spend time making something nobody will want. Well, the problem is, people turned...
CXXVI’s Hurricane Sandy Disaster Relief Shirt
The folks over at CXXVI have a history of creating some pretty cool shirts and other wares right here in America–New York to be specific–and just like many New York businesses, CXXVI was no stranger to Hurricane Sandy. In addition, like many New York businesses, CXXVI is doing what they can to help raise money for the...
Lumina Dry Goods Offers Superior American-Made Clothing
Recently, Lumina Dry Goods reached out to me to offer up some examples of why they rule so much. I’m always looking for great new brands, especially ones based or made in America. Lumina is both of those things, setting up camp in Raleigh, North Carolina. They sent over their Oxford in rust...
The Hill-Side is American Made Greatness
The Hill-Side is a great company which sells American handmade wares. In an effort to showcase this, The Hill-Side traveled to rural Virginia to visit “Old Bob the Weaver,” the man behind their “modified herringbone” pattern. As the video illustrates, Old Bob is truly an awesome guy who uses the same weaving method that people used...
