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Affordable Men's Style

In Review: The Seiko Samurai Automatic Dive Watch

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Seiko’s tough automatic is one heck of an affordable alternative to the Omega Planet Ocean.

In Review: The Banana Republic Nicklas White Leather Sneaker

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Up close with BR’s attempt to ride the coat tails of J. Crew’s Nike Killshot.

In Review: The Suitsupply “Blue Line” of $399 Suits

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Dappered contributor Zach S. gets up close w/ part of Suitsupply’s entry level line.

In Review: The Mechanical Timex Marlin

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Do good things really come in (extra) small packages?

In Review: Jomers Suits

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Italian wools, half canvas, and $250. So what’s the catch?

In Review: The Lands’ End Half Canvas Italian Wool Blazer

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In person with the new, and seemingly perpetually back ordered, half-canvas Italian wool blazer from Lands’ End.

Win it / In Review: Taft Made in Spain Shoes

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Many direct to consumer brands over promise on what you get. Taft is not one of those.

In Review: The Skagen Jorn Hybrid Smartwatch

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Another addition to the smartwatch/activity tracker market. Yes it’s got the looks, but how does it perform?

In Review: The Made in the USA Flint & Tinder 365 Pant

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Very comfortable yet quite slim. Not cheap, but made here in the States.

In Review: DSW’s Sub $100 “Aston Grey” Chukka Boot

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An inexpensive, versatile Chukka that gets a lot of things right, and often goes on sale.

In Review: J. Crew’s Syd Sunglasses

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A little bit of acetate, a little bit of metal. And now, 30% off.

In Review: H&M “Edition” Suede Sneakers

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From H&M’s new, more expensive, premium line. Are they worth the extra cash?

In Review: Charles Tyrwhitt Goodyear Welted Shoes

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Up close and in person with their more affordable line of Goodyear welted shoes, specifically by way of the Compton single monk.