
The Phoenix Project is Reviving Iconic Style, One Item at a Time
Need style guidance? Then take a lesson from these legends.

Need style guidance? Then take a lesson from these legends.
By Gear Patrol


Though we wouldn’t recommend gleaning general life lessons from Mr. Ripley and co., the cast of this iconic film knew how to dress.
By Jack Seemer

These five contemporary-cut, classically styled down blazers give you the right amount of warmth, without sacrificing that swagger.

The 501 has been a staple of American fashion for over 140 years, and the 501 CT is Levi’s fresh cut on a classic denim.

NFL coaches once reigned with poise, exhibiting leadership through style and class.
By Jack Seemer

Embracing a new look — whether at the office or out on the town — always starts with a war chest of quality basics.
By Gear Patrol

These are Gear Patrol’s best style and grooming stories of 2014.
By Gear Patrol

We sat down with men’s suiting legend Martin Greenfield and J.Crew Menswear Director Frank Muytjens to learn more about their suiting collaboration.
By Ben Bowers

Clint Wilkinson founded Bell & Oak’s line of leather goods by following in his grandfather’s footsteps, revitalizing his leatherwork business and capturing the spirit of Denton, Texas.

Flannel is more than just a plaid shirt. It’s a fabric with a deep history stretching back centuries.
By Tucker Bowe

Are we men with thick legs finally out of the woods when it comes to pants?

Wool is a miracle material, known by more names today than ever before. Merino from sheep.
By Ben Bowers


TravelTeq’s humbly named Trash meets an extremely wide range of needs and wants, and also includes features that you may not need or want — but you can’t argue that they’re pretty cool.

While watching A River Runs Through It to inspire ourselves for this issue we couldn’t help but also take stock in its unforgettable style (and Oscar winning cinematography). Oxfords, waistcoats, felt, and not a single pair of shorts in sight.
By Eric Yang

Although Böle, a small Swedish tannery on the northern banks of the Baltic Sea, is producing what may be the best leather goods on the planet, you still haven’t heard of them.

Three great reasons — one classic, one affordable, and one uber-customizable — to not settle for the doppelgänger shades everyone else is wearing.

The difference between a $5,000 suit and a $50,000 bespoke suit, besides a raise to a C-letter job title, is fabric. The math is fairly simple.
By Ben Bowers

Garrison Bespoke, a small shop on the fringes of Toronto’s financial district, is known for being ahead of the curve, responding not just to trends, but to their clients’ every imaginable need and want.