Gerald Ortiz is a staff writer at Gear Patrol covering style. From San Diego, now New York City.
They're cheap. They're ugly. They're really, really popular.
Blue skies call for green lenses.
The little V at the neck of your favorite sweatshirt has a long history and it’s more than just for looks.
The next sequel in Ian Fleming’s ‘007’ series features these Japanese-made frames.
11 bright tips.
Starting today, Ashford is offering its entire lineup of Ray-Bans at a huge discount.
Bet you didn’t think you were doing it wrong.
Its entire line of modern luggage and accessories is up to 30% off, but only for the rest of today.
Old is gold.
Canonized as classic, the Gucci loafer has enjoyed an 60-year run as the de facto cool shoe.
Our best tips and tricks to get you that grail garment you’ve been looking for.
This technique is jaw-droppingly fast.
With a straw, a chopstick and a stapler.
Made in the greenest denim factory in the world, nearly all of Everlane’s denim is up to 70% off.
Albums that are currently inspiring us to get dressed.
Handy solutions that nourish your skin and smell great, too.
You might not be able to get your hands on James Bond’s car, his watch or his slick suits.
We love our denim, but man can't live on jeans alone.
It prevents wrinkles, lets people know if you’re spoken for and it’s on the back of your favorite button up shirt.
An enticing proposition ecologically and aesthetically.
Who makes the best house shoes? We asked a few people who know a lot about being home or a lot about shoes.
Clearing up the fuzzy details on the Chuck Taylor’s strangest feature.
Outerknown's Transitional Flannel is a favorite for cool weather fits. Here's why.
Every corduroy pant worth considering right now, from the quintessential to the frivolous and everything in-between.
New York-based brand Season Three may only have one shoe in its catalogue, but it’s already hitting its stride.
The best wool socks for everyday wear, long hikes and very serious do-nothing sessions.
The factors that you should definitely ignore as first-time raw denim buyer.
Raw denim will always have its appeal.
There's a renewed interest in workwear. But it's not like the head-to-toe repro fits of the early 2010s.
30,000 years of linen.
