Fashion
Let’s be honest, the phrase ‘chore coat’ often feels like a bit of a misnomer. Most gentlemen wearing one aren’t planning on mucking out a stable; they’re navigating the treacherous terrain of the pub garden to secure a decent table. For the modern man whose biggest chore is deciding on a Sunday roast, we present
Let’s be honest, we’re all feeling it. It’s late August, a cool breeze has made a fleeting appearance, and the urge to dive headfirst into the autumn aesthetic is becoming overwhelming. The problem? Donning your trusty heavyweight flannel right now is a one-way ticket to a sweaty, regret-filled afternoon. You end up looking less like
Ah, the modern man’s dilemma. You want to look ruggedly capable of scaling a mountain at a moment’s notice, but your most immediate challenge is a treacherously wet pavement on the way to brunch. How does one prepare for both the trail and the trendy café without a full costume change? Enter the Danner FullBore
There’s a legendary I-talian joint spoken of in hushed tones. The wine is ice-cold, the chicken alfredo is pipin’ hot, and the decor is a confused mess from its past life as a sushi-and-macaroni bar. The enigmatic mastermind behind it all? The Chef With No Name. And this, gentlemen, is the hat he’d wear. The
Let’s set the scene: you own a guitar. You can confidently strum through about 80% of “Wonderwall”. Congratulations, you officially qualify for the Seager Co Pickin’ Chicken Tee. This isn’t just a shirt; it’s a statement of intent. Emblazoned with a banjo-wielding fowl, it silently communicates to the world that you are a ‘picker’ and
Gentlemen, let’s talk about the perennial quest for the perfect summer shirt. It’s a noble pursuit, often ending in disappointment with ill-fitting fabrics or designs that feel less “effortless cool” and more “dad on vacation.” But fear not, because Taylor Stitch has just parachuted in with a solution that’s as sharp as it is low-maintenance:
