Books
ABC of Men’s Fashion
There’s a line we must walk between looking sharp and making it seem effortless. English designer Sir Hardy Amies shares his secrets on dressing well without trying too hard. Published in 1964 ABC of Men’s Fashion brings us back to classic men’s style—all starting with the English suit. He also shares timeless tips such as continue reading…
Absinthe & Flamethrowers
If your balls dropped after you read The Dangerous Book for Boys then you’re finally man enough for Absinthe & Flamethrowers: Projects and Ruminations on the Art of Living Dangerously. Definitely for men, not boys, this book encourages you to play with fire, teaches you the endless joys of “thrill-eating” and somehow manages to continue reading…
Rules for My Unborn Son
The cover art and photos may evoke feelings of a simpler time when sons took for granted that father knows best, but the advice inside is timeless. Rules for my Son is the unofficial handbook for becoming a good man who’s thoughtful, industrious and a sharp dresser. With life lessons ranging from smart alec messages continue reading…
Good Bottled Beer Guide
While we’ll never say no to more good bottled beer, it’s been harder to pick a new beer with so many new breweries springing up. Even the most adventurous drinkers find it hard to justify blowing hard earned cash on what might be a crappy beer. That’s why you need to be informed. The Good continue reading…
The Good Men Project
Often men are defined by things like their athletic ability or how much they make rather than what kind of father, husband or worker they are. The Good Men Project contains 31 essays that explore the challenges, triumphs and losses that shape our lives and define us as men. These true stories from real men continue reading…
The Search for God and Guinness
Usually the only god we find ourselves praying to after a night of drinking is a porcelain one so it’s odd to find a book relating religion to beer. But the Search for God and Guinness points out that the two have quite the history together. The story starts with Christian Arthur Guinness who brewed continue reading…
Stick It! 99 DIY Duct Tape Projects
If you can’t duck it… well you know the rest. Duct Tape has many obvious uses – like reattaching your rear view mirror or patching your ripped up sofa, but apparently some people use it to create artwork. As if that weren’t shocking enough it comes in colors other than silver! Who knew? Stick It! continue reading…
Engrave Your Book Leather Book Covers
If you’re going to pour your heart and soul into a notebook or sketchbook then wouldn’t you want to cherish the book itself just as much as the contents? Engrave Your Book offers stunning leather notebook covers from a variety of artists from all over the world, each with a unique style and vibe. You continue reading…
My First Jet Paper Airplane Book
Every kid learns how to make a paper airplane at some point, but how many kids can make a jet? Whether you want to pass your love for aviation papercraft with a young mind or finally make yourself a cool paper airplane that will make it over the cubical walls at your office, this is continue reading…
100 Years of Menswear
Men’s fashion doesn’t change as quickly as women’s fashion (understandably so since we’re not nearly as fickle) but that’s not to say that it hasn’t changed at all. Over the last 100 years men’s fashion has gone from practical to peacock, ranging from black and grey to bright colors and patterns. This collection of photography continue reading…
