Jack Spade is a brand that most of you reading this are already familiar with. You might have a wallet made out of cork or decorated like postcards, a camo iPhone hard case or one of those sweet sets of "Nice Parking" cards sitting on your dresser right now, but that's not all that's going to be there for long because ... continue reading
Taylor Stitch already does fantastic shirts, phenomenal suiting and the perfect tee. Now they're branching out to do some pants in 10oz washed cotton duck canvas. What the hell is cotton duck canvas you ask? Sometimes it's also called duck cloth. According to the Internet, it was also originally one of the components ... continue reading
It might be a rare occasion, but if you have ever dropped your pocket knife in a pond while out camping, you know the annoyance involved in retrieving that sucker. The Cork Knife eliminates any fear of cutting rope on the side of a lake or whittling wood over a creek while you're on your next trip. The cork handle ... continue reading
Collaborations can go one of two ways, either ridiculously awesome (see: Carroll Shelby & the Mustang) or painfully terrible (see: Metallica and Lou Reed). The teaming up of adidas Originals and Kazuki Kuraishi is one of the former. The Retrograde Resistance Lab-84 Collection features some sweet new adidas kicks ... continue reading
When you spend a decent amount of your well-earned money on a nice timepiece, you want it to be one that gets noticed. Los Angeles based Refined Hardware has set out to make beautiful and unique watches that will get noticed for their design, craftsmanship, and luxurious appeal. Their Harbinger Edition is made-to-order ... continue reading
You shouldn't play around with weapons. That's obvious. At no time, however, is this tougher to follow than when you have a butterfly knife in front of you (okay, being presented with a pair of nunchucks is up there as well). For the addictive joy of flipping one open - without the bodily harm - consider a pair of ... continue reading
Giving back to a seriously worthy charity while at the same time getting something sweet in return is a win-win. Minuteman Watches are crafted right in the good ole US of A, and a portion of the sales will go to benefit disabled vets (as in veterans, not the people who treat your sick dog, though they deserve recognition ... continue reading
There are a lot of important problems in the world that need solving. Waking up every morning and having to tie your shoes before you leave for the day is probably not one of them... but it's still a giant pain in the ass. If you think about it, it takes about 30 seconds every day to tie your shoes. That doesn't seem ... continue reading
Thirty years later (wow we feel old), there are quite a few things we look back on fondly from the 80s. Hair metal, Alf, Transformers, Pizzarias, Ecto Cooler and a ridiculous collection of toys are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to cool shit from the 80s. Also: Converse. The Well Worn Collection is a new ... continue reading
The idea of taking a vintage watch and putting a shiny new strap on it is nothing new. Throne Watches is going about the whole thing in a slightly different way, though. You won't find any watches badged Rolex, or Omega, or IWC, or Panerai. What you will find is a few numbers from Casio, some unpronounceable foreign ... continue reading
The belt buckle is an invention that's old as time itself. That's not entirely true, but according to Wikipedia they go back to at least the Iron Age. They're old. They also work quite well in their current format, so why bother changing anything? Because they're big, bulky and quite boring. Artist Chris Nealon had ... continue reading
Even though you can't use it to pay for drinks or peanuts on an airplane, cash is king. There's nothing worse than drunkenly getting into cab with your home address written on your hand and trying to pay for the trip home with a credit card. If the cabbie is even willing to take plastic, something's going to get screwed ... continue reading
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then Form Function Form has some serious admirers because a certain Kickstarter project ripped off their Button-Stud Weekender design wholesale. Rather than supporting an obvious charlatan (we've always wanted to have a reason to use that in a sentence), buy the original ... continue reading
If you'd best describe your style as "understated" but you care about the quality of the stuff you wear, these sneakers from Shoes Like Pottery might be up your alley. The simplistic kicks are hand-sewn and hand-assembled over in Japan, but what makes them really unique is the vulcanizing process. Each shoe is fired ... continue reading
Not to get all "fashion-y," but don't listen to anyone that tells you "____ is the new black." They're lying. Nothing is ever the new black. Except black. Black is the new black. For those of you out there looking for a new watch, the Citizen Eco Drive Stealth will fill every black need you have. It's black on black ... continue reading
Sneakers will never really be "out," but they're back "in" in a big way right now. Suits, #menswear, Americana, casual, formal, you can pretty much get away with wearing a quality pair of sneakers to any occasion (weddings and black tie generally excluded) and still get the GQ stamp of approval. If you're looking for ... continue reading
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