Fashion
Whether you’re actually engaging in a muddy scrum or just aggressively fighting for the last croissant at the bakery, the Taylor Stitch Rugby Shirt ($128) is built for the “grit and gumption” crowd. Crafted from a hefty 12-oz organic cotton, this isn’t some flimsy fashion piece; it’s woven tighter than your Uncle’s grip on the
Meet the only “Ho” guaranteed to warm your cold feet this winter. At $28, the Imogene + Willie “Ho” Sock is a lot of comfort for the price, and unlike other bad decisions you’ve made, this one is entirely wholesome. Knitted by second-generation artisans in Fort Payne, Alabama, using certified organic Texas cotton, these socks
If your current winter coat has all the structural integrity of a damp paper bag, it’s time for an intervention. Meet the Relwen Insulated Tanker Jacket ($318)—the layer that stays in the game long after your other jackets have retired to the back of the closet. Forged from a peached cotton-nylon blend that feels like
If you’ve ever wanted to look like a rugged adventurer but feel like you’re being hugged by a high-end marshmallow, the Seager Ruff & Tuff Puff Jacket ($140) is your new best friend. Built with 100% nylon ripstop, it’s tough enough to handle a bramble bush but lightweight enough that you won’t feel like an
Meet the Danner Trail Trainer ($180)—the footwear equivalent of that friend who’s surprisingly good at sports despite owning a very nice espresso machine. Designed for light hiking and urban dodging, these boots blend the plush, bouncy feel of the Danner® Resurge midsole with the “I actually hike” street cred of a Danner® Dry waterproof lining.
Finally, a jumper that lets you signal your eco-consciousness while looking seriously cozy. The Finisterre Thrills Not Spills Crew Knit (£250) is the ultimate chunky knit for the man who believes in soft Kilkarra wool and protecting the ocean. This relaxed-fit jumper, with its hand-knitted feel, boldly displays a surfer riding a huge wave—sadly, right
