Clean lines, luxurious fabrics, and an exacting fit, these are the ideals upon which Theory was founded—albeit originally as a woman’s line—back in 1997. Created as a partnership between fashion industry veterans Andrew Rosen and Elie Tahari, Theory quickly established … read more →

In the spring of 2008, Nau was dead. Not struggling, not floundering, but belly-up. The Portland, OR-based company—founded in 2005 with an admirable, if lofty, mission to “unf–k the world” with its environmentally and socially conscious business model—had fallen victim … read more →

Spring’s approaching fast, and with each passing day we’re seeing more sockless ankles on the streets of Manhattan. Often overlooked amid the sunny hubbub is the fact that spring means rain, and lots of it. And while we’ll (hopefully) be … read more →

Although the style has been around since the thirties, the Harrington wasn’t called the Harrington until Rodney Harrington, played by Ryan O’Neal (yep, “Preppy” from Love Story), sported it on the popular prime-time soap opera Peyton Place from 1964 to … read more →

Today’s Lesson: When you’ve given your razor the winter off, and the salt is beating the pepper, it’s best to avoid donning anything resembling the outerwear worn by extras on Deadliest Catch. (On the other hand, my beard is exactly … read more →

Alongside your favorite pair of jeans, your overcoat—at least during the year’s colder months—is worn on a near-daily basis. When you spend that much time with one piece of clothing, you need to pay attention to the details, and most … read more →

Gilded Age designer Stefan Miljanic is well known for his meticulousness, whether it’s applied to denim or a studiously unconstructed blazer. And this clean, modern bomber keeps up the tradition, combining keen attention to detail with spot on choice of … read more →

Remember when the Eddie Bauer snorkel parka was the Holy Grail of outerwear? People used to get stuck up for them in the ’90s, and now, fittingly, paramilitary master Nigel Cabourne has reworked them for a whole new generation…of potential … read more →