Fashion
Gentlemen, are your current sneakers letting you down? Literally? Introducing the Autry Reelwind Low Sneakers (£165), engineered for the chap who’s always on the move – whether that’s sprinting for the last train or briskly walking away from an awkward conversation. Inspired by the “running world,” these aren’t just stylish; they’re practically aerodynamic. Crafted from
Gentlemen, is your current shirt failing to keep you… dry during your rigorous commute from the fridge to the couch? The Howler Brothers Open Country Tech Shirt ($95) arrives, promising adventure-readiness for pursuits both grand and… mildly ambitious. “Open Country” might conjure images of rugged landscapes, but let’s be real, for most gents it’s the
Gentlemen, summer tactical chic is IN… if your tactical mission is “dominating brunch.” Taylor Stitch presents the Short Sleeve Surplus Shirt ($118), “inspired by vintage military surplus shirts from the 70s.” Translation: they raided grandpa’s attic, then made it… slightly less itchy. “100% organic cotton!” So sustainable, you can almost feel virtuous while spilling BBQ
Gentlemen, is your wardrobe… grounded? Yearning for a touch of the… cosmic? Low Tide Thread Co presents the Cosmic Cowboy ’86 Premium Tee ($40), a design they “really can’t get over how cool it ended up being!” High praise, indeed. Apparently, this hand-drawn “Cosmic Cowboy” is rocketing up the “staff favourites list with lightning speed!”
Gentlemen, gifting hiking boots can be tricky. Are you saying he needs to walk more? Luckily, Hoka’s Kaha 3 GTX ($240) isn’t just any boot. This is for the guy whose hikes are less “scenic stroll” and more “epic quest for the perfect vista that requires actual mountain goat skills.” These aren’t just waterproof; they’re
Gentlemen, ditch the iron and embrace the waffle. No, not breakfast. We’re talking the Taylor Stitch Conrad Shirt, a $128 slice of textured paradise. Imagine: you, a beach bonfire, and this shirt, ageing like a fine cheese (but smelling better). Taylor Stitch promises “nuance with every season,” which we interpret as “it’ll look progressively more
