Growing up with a love for reading, I studied English at VCU, and have worked in the hospitality industry for most of my life since then, reading and writing fiction in my spare time. I also have a small business, making bespoke leather goods (and writing my own copy), since 2012. I began working for Heddels after meeting Editor Gerald Ortiz while working at Unionmade Goods in San Francisco (who also got me the job at Unionmade). Being the son of a professional photographer who was an immigrant, I grew up taking a ton of photos throughout my life, and photography (primarily portraiture) remains a passion of mine. Of late, running and fitness, drawing and painting have taken priority in my life. Please reach out to me if you'd like to know more about me.
Gore-tex, konbu, and pockets aplenty. This collaborative chore coat between Japan's Namamica and American tastemakers, Tanner Goods, is a solid one.
Inspired by an American four-pocket engineers jacket from the 1950s, this is one of the few repro pieces that will slot into literally any wardrobe.
The "Davy" Shirt is vintage style, boxy fare, one your Grandpa will be convinced was pilfered from his closet until you show him the Made in Japan label.
From out of a gloomy storm cloud, in a variety of thickly knitted cotton and wool combinations, comes a fresh batch of socks produced by Thunders Love.
Dr. Sole Originals stay looking out for your feet, and I'm not talking about their famous resole service, but their special Cushioned Insoles.
We look back at 10 years of prices in the world of denim and heritage to tell you if they tracked the same rate of inflation.
These western-style shirts are a fan favorite from America 3sixteen that retailers just can't seem to keep in stock. We can see why.
When Iron Heart does a military-style jacket, you just know it's gonna be nice. And the newly released 13 wale Corduroy Tanker Jacket is no exception.
Fullcount's inspiration spans further than blue jeans with this time-honored flat cap sewn up in Japan from 100% cotton corduroy.
Thanks to Kiriko, you can now incorporate indigo into your work fits, without it being casual Friday.
