Author’s JMM glasses, worn with a vintage jungle jacket The short answer to this question is yes; But a better answer considers value through design work and scarcity rather than just quality, and whether you really want to wear slightly shiny sunglasses. Let’s start with quality. With glasses, quality depends on a few things: the
My old Sexton Hollywood-top trousers, which seemed 22cm wide in 2017 but have now become the standard An old school friend of mine recently told me that he now only wears wide-leg trousers, moving up from the skinny trousers he’s been wearing for perhaps 20 years. To me this means we have reached the top
Manish thinks a lot about whether he can wear purple When Cody came to pick us up he had already started spitting up. This was the day we were going to be out for a long time, and wouldn’t you know it, it was the only day it was going to rain. No problem, it
I thought readers would find it interesting. Ben Clarke, the special cutter who made an excellent jacket and waistcoat for me when I was with Richard James, has set up an establishment of this name in Brighton Atelier Tyzac And using two different cuts, each a cross between the British structured style and the softer
huet Abertaffy (cardigan), is a craft-focused jeans manufacturer in Wales. They make a great product, which we’ll talk about in a bit. But their story It’s also one that reflects a lot about the classic, heritage-focused menswear movement that has developed over the last 20 years. By the 1990s, Abertaffy’s factory was producing 35,000 pairs
When I was packing for my recent trip to LA, the thought crossed my mind that this would probably be the least amount of sewing I’ve ever brought on a work trip. we were mostly Check out casual brands and vintage shopsAnd even launching our magazine at Buck Mason wouldn’t necessarily be smart. After all