The Tussah Silk Jacket
We usually use tussah silk for our handmade ties, but this season we made this very same material into a tailored jacket. G. Bruce Boyer traces the history of the tussah jacket back to the early 20th century.
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G. Bruce Boyer's Stylish Maxims for the New Year
As the year (and the decade) winds to a close, our good friend G. Bruce Boyer shares a few thoughts on how to approach life with elegance and style.
A Jacket for Town and Country
For when the forest is more Bois de Boulogne than the Tetons, we've got the perfect jacket.
The Letter Sweater
Thankfully, you needn't be a star of college sports to enjoy our cashmere "letter sweater".
G. Bruce Boyer on the Repp Tie
G. Bruce Boyer delves into the institutional history of the repp tie.
The Long Point Collar: A Very Short Disquisition
There's a lot to be said for comfort, particularly when it takes such an elegant form. Allow G. Bruce Boyer to convince you of the ...
Summer Tweed, Makes Me Feel Fine
For all summer's many joys, it can still be hard to relinquish the tactility of one's tweeds once the temperature begins to rise.
The Grey Flannel Suit
Does the grey flannel suit deserve a place in every man's wardrobe? G. Bruce Boyer certainly thinks so.
Checks, Please: The Return of the Tattersall Shirt
Whether running about town, or spending a leisurely day in the country, the tattersall shirt never disappoints in the style stakes.
