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A Japanese Designer’s Quest to Define American Style
Vintage inspired clothing and shoes, handmade with a twist.
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StyleHow to Make Your Jeans Last Twice as Long
Why let a little tear be the end of a great pair of jeans?
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StyleThe Lesson: Caring for Your Winter Boots
Follow a few easy steps to protect your leather boots from damage this winter.
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StyleThe Long Wallet Is Back
Inspired by American motorcycle clubs, the long wallet is making a comeback.
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StyleSuede Essentials, for the Softer Side of Leather
Just because the leather’s soft doesn’t mean you have to be.
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StyleDuck Canvas, the Workwear Staple
This simple, durable fabric is just as at home on the factory floor as it does at the local watering hole.
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StyleMomotaro Jeans Is the Birthplace of Premium Japanese Denim
The best selvedge denim is being made on vintage looms in Kojima, Japan.
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StyleEasy Winter Style Advice to Keep Warm and Look Cool
Up your winter style game with these top picks and tips.
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StyleA Style Guide to ‘Burnt’
Bradley Cooper rocks a Johnny Bravo-esque off-duty wardrobe in this foodie flick.
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StyleA Guide to Men’s Style, Inspired by Iconic Architects
Take a style cue from the some of the most famous architects of the past century and their everyday uniforms.
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Style10 Style-Forward Five-Panel Hats
Camp cap, volley, tradesmith hat, welders cap — whatever you call it, five-panel hats are a stylish accessory.
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Style15 Style Picks to Elevate Your Professional and Casual Wardrobe
The key to dressing well is twofold: quality and fit.
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StyleA Style Guide to ‘Planes, Trains and Automobiles’
Everything you need to dress like Steve Martin and John Candy in arguably the best Thanksgiving film of all time.
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StyleA Style Guide to ‘Spectre’
We give you style picks for everything from Bond’s dinner jackets to his sidearm.
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StyleInside Brooklyn’s Traditional Japanese Indigo Studio
Inside Buasiou Brooklyn, where artists are using traditional indigo practices from Japan to “up-cycle” used clothing.
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StyleThe 10 Best Collarless Button-Up Shirts
Once the domain of clergy members, cadets, chefs, factory workers and more, collarless shirts have just hit the mainstream.
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StyleThree Ways to Pull Off Business Casual
“Business casual” can mean a lot of things. The trick is aiming for the occasion.