A great vintage find for $70. An Hermes-esque camera bag from the 1950's or 60's in perfectly worn condition with two exterior pockets, buckle closures, and multiple straps.
Filson has been around since 1914, when they outfitted men bearing the coldest nights during the Gold Rush. In their own words, "TO OUR CUSTOMERS: if a man is going North, he should come to us for his outfit, because we have obtained our ideas of what is best to wear in that country from the experience of the man from the North -- not merely one -- but hundreds of them. Our materials are the very best obtainable, for we know that the best is none too good and that quality is of vital importance. YOU CAN DEPEND ABSOLUTELY UPON OUR GOODS BOTH AS TO MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP."
What more can you ask for? Now specializing in outerwear and recognized among the fashion set for their carryall bags, Filson has found its niche in those looking for a rugged polish.
An iconically Italian version of casual Friday shot by The Sartorialist. Something about the combination of blues, greys, and bright white make these men seem like they could exist in any city, in any season, in any time period. One, two, and three buttons, single and double breasted blazers, loafers, vans, and lace-ups, and four pairs of Persols create a fashion moment both timeless and progressive all at once.
Take a tip from any of these men and mix your weekend blues with your weekday jacket for the ultimate Friday ensemble. TGIF.
Show off the footwear you're so proud of by bringing the hemline of your britches up a few inches. Casual and cool, perfect for updating denim and chinos (and even a wool suit pant for those more adventurous gents) to beat the Summer heat.
Men's fashion week showed a softer side of the sartorial gentleman this year with a uniform-driven dressing strategy. Investment pieces in soft neutrals, greys and staple blacks and whites. Any closet could do with a few of these choice pieces.