The Journal
Notes on cloth, construction, occasion, and the art of dressing well.
How To Choose The Right Scarf For Your Suit
How To Choose The Right Scarf For Your Suit
Matching Your Cufflinks To The Rest Of Your Ensemble
Matching Your Cufflinks To The Rest Of Your Ensemble
What Every Gentleman Should Have If They're Big On Ties
What Every Gentleman Should Have If They're Big On Ties
This month, we’re thinking about the difference between a suit that fits and one that belongs to you. Notes on cloth, construction, occasion, and the quiet details that make it personal.
Your Jacket Is Not a Briefcase: Keeping Your Stuff Organized On The Go
Stay organized while prioritzing style.
When It's Time To Upgrade Your Accessories
Alternating your formal ensembles throughout the week, laundering your dress shirts on a regular basis, and hanging up your suits after each use will greatly increase the lifespan of your wardrobe without too much effort or attention. Even by keeping more than one pair of each component of your formal wear on hand, you'll be able to reduce the normal wear and tear on your clothes to a very minimal and manageable level.
Keeping Your Shoes In Top-Notch Condition
With so many finer details that go into perfecting one's formal ensemble, we've all had the tendency to overlook some of the more important components that can make or break an outfit. While there's no magic number regarding how many pairs of shoes you should keep in your wardrobe in order to minimize premature wear, having more than one at the very least is a good start. There are things you can do yourself to keep your shoes in top-notch condition and prolong their shelf life so having to replace them becomes less of an issue.