For the longest time, men actively rejecting trends (or even caring about their clothes) was the trend. Now the opposite seems to be true. T Magazine explores that shift in The Rise of the Well Dressed Man.
Many thanks to Joe Reid from the comments in the $100+ Sunglasses debate for pointing out this article from the Wall Street Journal. The WSJ points out that the company Luxottica has a nice stranglehold on the sunglasses market. “Luxottica says it makes a gross profit of 64 cents on each dollar of sales.” They know how to make a buck too.
Banana Republic has launched their latest Mad Men collection. Thoughts?
Our well dressed bodies are so slow, we’re all constantly living in the past. Meanwhile, the stock market is so fast, fractions of pennies morph into zillions of dollars in seconds. If you’re headed for a drive or taking the dog for a walk this weekend, download this podcast from Radiolab and listen along the way. It’s something. A heavy something.
Suiting up with a little color and other small nods to spring.
Next up in the trilogy: warming up a smart casual look.
The first of three style scenarios as we transition to warmer weather clothes.
Plus a restock (no sale) of a favorite USA assembled dive watch.
It's nice when a brand warns their customers in advance of raising their prices.
Spring ready sneakers, grooming goods, watches, etc. Saddle up. Amazon's spring sale is on.