Welcome to the W’menswear World of Lauren Yates
In an age of mass production and exuberant consumerism, we all know it’s rare to find a brand whose commitment…
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Star of Hollywood’s Back with More Repro Hawaiian Shirts
While the name might be familiar to some vintage clothing aficionados and collectors, Star of Hollywood was a brand that…
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Iron Heart’s Summer-Ready Western Shirt is Madras That’s Made to Fade
Known for their heavyweight selvedge denim, denim giants Iron Heart have gone to the other end of the spectrum for…
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The Needles Rebuild Coach Jackets are a Scrimmage of Vintage Fabrics
Bleeding traditional American styles with Japanese fabrics and textures, Needles is heavily influenced by sportswear and military garments that offer…
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The Flat Head Dots Their 12oz. Indigo-Dyed Blazer in Wabash Stripes
Everyone needs a blazer for work, even if your work is on a railroad in the early 1900s. And what…
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Coming Full Circle: The Story of Soldier Blue
Tucked away on Toynbee Street in Shoreditch, a stone’s throw from the famous Spitalfields Market sits Soldier Blue, a small…
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Stevenson Knits Up a Set of Low-Gauge Cotton Summer Shirts
Stevenson Overall Co. always drops some fresh selvedge denim goods. But in their most recent collection, they’ve pushed the boundaries…
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Kapital’s “Yardie Blues” Lookbook Meanders Through Jamaica and Misadventure
The denim genies and craft-masters Kapital are back for SS19 with a new look book with menswear stalwart Eric Kvatek…
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How to Sew a Button Properly
The humble button. Such a small yet significant feature of garments. Buttons have been used for hundreds if not thousands…
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Wood & Faulk Colorizes Their Roughout Leather Marfa Totes
Portland-based leathercrafter, Wood & Faulk has made a deluxe version of their much-loved Marfa Tote, and it’s a bright take…
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