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.
Shockoe Atelier has finally added a Dad jean to their indigo arsenal in the form of the relaxed straight Vintage Kojima raw selvedge denim jeans.
You're not going to miss that old high-school era varsity that your mom donated to Goodwill when you're torso-deep in one of these.
Even if you're not going to wear them while strapped to your work desk, a good sweatsuit is invaluable for lounging around the house on your off days
Since the 1850s, Mr. Chung has been using natural oils and solutions to create smells that evoke pleasures of the past.
These aren't just any ol\' tanks, they're cut from The Flat Head's luxuriously soft and lightweight loopwheeled cotton.
This might be the only chore coat you ever need.
This super limited release from Redcast and ONI is unlike most five pockets out there, being made from an exclusive heavyweight oxford.
Eco-conscious Hawaiian brand Ilio & Co. linked up with the Japanese fabric specialists, Kiriko, to update its collection of dog accessories.
Made in Pittsburgh, PA, Studebaker's Channel Bracelet is crafted from 100% solid brass that will become s patina warship in the years to come.
This netsuke-inspired design has been given the Kapital touch with a doubling of the eyes, a motif Kap has explored with their iconic 'rain' smiley.
