Style Can You Wear Sneakers with a Tailored Jacket?
Can you wear sneakers with a tailored jacket? Understand how to pair casual blazers, trousers, and minimalist sneakers for a balanced, effortlessly stylish look.
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Style The Versatility of White and Beige Jackets
White and beige jackets are far more versatile than they seem. Explore how they compare with navy, gray, brown, and black jackets—and why linen may be the perfect choice.
Alteration Can a Altered Secondhand Suit Match a Made-to-Measure Suit?
Can a secondhand suit be altered to fit like a made-to-measure suit? A suit enthusiast explains what to look for, alteration costs, and the key measurements to check.
Alteration How to Move Snap Buttons on a Western Shirt Cuff
What can you do when a Western shirt has sleeves that are too long? Here’s a simple alteration: adding an extra snap button to tighten the cuff.
Others CORDINGS Corduroy Trousers Review: The One Thing I Didn’t Like
I tested CORDINGS’ famous Brisbane Moss corduroy trousers. Here’s what I loved—from the fabric to the silhouette—and the one detail I found disappointing.
Leather Looking for the Perfect Western Belt
Western belts can easily look too flashy. Here’s how to find a subtle, versatile Western belt that works with denim, chinos, tailoring, and suits.
Classic suit details Should a Jacket’s Gorge Line Match the Angle of the Shirt Collar?
Should your shirt collar really match your jacket’s gorge line? A closer look at classic menswear reveals that even King Charles III doesn’t always follow the rule.
Purchases JM Weston Loafers with Original Rubber Soles: The Disappointing Points
I tried JM Weston Signature Loafers #180 with the original rubber sole. Here are the advantages, disadvantages, and why I still prefer leather soles with half soles.
Alteration & Care How to Fade Only the Hem of Your Jeans Faster
Want to develop authentic fading and wear at the hem of your jeans after hemming? Here’s my simple method for accelerating denim fading only at the hem.
Style Why Burgundy Shoes Are So Versatile
Burgundy leather shoes are surprisingly versatile. See why they work with black, brown, blue, denim, olive, and more—and how they compare with traditional black and brown shoes.
