Over the past couple years, the varsity/baseball jacket silhouette has had a bit of a resurgence and frankly, we’re not mad at it. The jacket conjures up images of our heyday — hours upon hours spent shagging fly balls, running … read more →

Thomas Burberry founded his company in 1856, quickly developing a loyal following for his tough-as-nails outdoor apparel. His coats, constructed from the water-resistant, gabardine fabric he invented, were favored by explorers like Roald Amundsen and Ernest Shackleton, which led to Burberry … read more →

Formality, for all its rules and regulations, is relative. Case in point: The Chesterfield, the British overcoat introduced around 1840 and subsequently named for the sixth Earl of Chesterfield. Though it’s currently one of the most formal overcoats a guy … read more →

I firmly believe that a military-inspired field jacket should be a part of every guy’s wardrobe. It’s a surprisingly versatile piece, as well suited to knocking around the neighborhood in well-worn jeans as it is to hitting the office along … read more →

If you own it, wear it. “I’ve worn everything in my closet… Just because something is a couple years old doesn’t mean it’s dead to me. Everything eventually comes back in style in one way or another.” Embrace your inner Carrie Bradshaw. … read more →

We’re guessing there aren’t a lot of things that Serge Gainsbourg had in common with your average 18th Century sailor. But, though Serge would have worn his out on the town with a conspicuously underdressed Jane Birkin instead of keeping … read more →

Now that we’ve managed to recover from the champagne toasts, emphatic countdowns, ridiculous party accessories, and still more champagne toasts of New Year’s Eve, we decided to check in with our fashion advisor and in-house soothsayer, Nick Wooster, to see … read more →

It’s finally here, the day you’ve all been waiting for. The launch of Lil Wayne’s clothing line. Smoking is not cool. Do not follow the celebrities. The Times hones in on a key demographic – the inebriated shopper. While Gawker … read more →