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StyleStyle Pick: Woolrich Woolen Mills Hoover Pant
Your go-to denim is great, but as the wise man said, variety is the spice of life — plus it could use a wash at least once in a generation. The Woolrich Woolen Mills Hoover Pant is made in the U.S.A.
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ArchiveOff to the Races: A Weekend at Saratoga
Searching for luck in an age old pastime, at the place that's seen its fair share
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StyleStyle Pick: Read Wall Wilson Wax Jacket
Read Wall is a new made-in-America brand that brings a preppy edge to a field dominated by ubiquitous workwear. The entire line of polos, chinos, and shirts are worth a look, but the Wilson Wax Jacket stands out in particular as a versatile shell for variable weather.
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StyleStyle Pick: Odin x Target
New York menswear brand and retailer Odin has joined forces with Target — don’t let us catch you saying Tarjay — on an upcoming fall collection that will be sold at Target stores nationwide, Odin’s three stores in NYC, and online. The nearly 20 piece set features plenty of stylish but understated cool weather staples including a henley, knit shawl collar sweater, plaid shirt jacket, waxed cotton motorcycle jacket, cotton canvas duffle and even white soled suede boots.
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StyleCool Hunting x Tumi Safari Duffel
Our friends at Cool Hunting recently returned from an eight day safari in the South Luangwa National Park and designed a special edition of Tumi’s medium Alpha duffle specifically for the trip. Besides striking the ideal balance between size and weight, (which is often strictly monitored on Safaris) the Cool Hunting x Tumi Safari Duffel ($545) also packs a host of customized details including tan ballistic nylon, special metal zip pulls, strap hooks, and an embossed Cool Hunting luggage tag and label.
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OutdoorsReboot: An Inside Look at Nike Soccer
How considered design is impacting the future of the beautiful game
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StyleStyle Pick: Oak Street Bootmakers 2012 Collection
Chicago-based Oak Street Bootmakers has continually wowed us with their classic, made in America footwear. The company’s new line up for 2012 again puts craftsmanship at the forefront — even in areas no one but the wearer will see.
