Style & Grooming Buying Guides

"A rugby shirt should not be a glorified long-sleeve polo," Rowing Blazers founder Jack Carlson explains.

When the weather starts shifting, so too should your wardrobe.

Some skimp on the ring to save for the wedding, but here's why that's a horrible idea.

It's 2023. You can actually get golf shirts that are form-fitting and made for performance, unlike the heavy, boxy numbers of the past.

An essential garment for layering on top of a t-shirt or under a heftier jacket.

Knee-height and easily cleaned, these boots are far superior to Chelsea-style rain clogs.

Whether you're on the road or in an office, these hybrids help keep you light on your feet.

From the venerable Jordan 1 to independent efforts from smaller brands, these are the high-tops worth taking the time to lace up.

The vest is the "Swiss Army Knife of outerwear," designer Todd Snyder says.

They'll keep your pants up but without the harsh look of the hide's exterior.

For messy, tough or simply straining shifts, trust that these boots will have your back.

Although it's been trusted by legendary and amateur coaches alike, this style has transcended sportswear.

Insulation and a quilt-like stitch pattern give these jackets their shape.

A style favored by stylish men through history, the Harrington jacket is an all-weather stunner.

From Uniqlo to Sunspel, there are plenty of great pairs to keep you warm this winter.

When temperatures permit, vests are a lightweight, versatile alternative to more overbearing outerwear.

The style, renewed for the modern wearer, has made quite the comeback over the last decade.

Cotton sweaters stay cooler in fluctuant weather, which means you can wear them a year-round.

Boxers and briefs from two dozen brands that make underwear you'll actually enjoy wearing.

Want a frizz-free, tamed mane without the harm that comes with air drying? Try one of these modern hair dryers.