The mistake most men make with polo shirts is buying one and expecting it to
do everything. Gary, Max, James and Geoff have each identified the polo that
does one job better than anything else. Six occasions. Six answers. No
compromises.
Most men have never owned a genuinely good towel. They have owned adequate towels, tolerated towels, towels that arrived in gift sets and never quite left. The Onsen sculpted terry cotton towel is the first towel worth choosing deliberately.
The 501 is the only pair of jeans that has been continuously produced since 1873. Claire on why every man should own a raw indigo selvedge pair, and how to dress them from a Saturday morning coffee to a Manhattan hotel lobby.
Around £125 in the UK, $160 in the US, $250 in Australia. Gary on why the Sunspel Riviera is the rare t-shirt that earns the spend, with Claire's perspective on what the right white t-shirt actually does.
RM Williams has made the Craftsman the same way since 1932. One piece of leather. Two questions remain. Geoff compares chestnut and black, leather sole or rubber, and the matching belt that is not optional.
Bruce Lee wore the yellow and black colourway in 1978. Uma Thurman paid homage in 2003. Brad on why the Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 still earns its place after fifty years.
Grooming begins before the mirror. Gary reviews the Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige - the toothbrush that corrects twenty years of technique problems automatically.
Gary - The Curator - Style Most men have bought and discarded at least three electric razors. The one that pulled. The one that never got close enough. The one
A watch is one of the few accessories that combines function and style. Classic designs tend to work best for everyday wear, offering reliability without unnecessary complexity. This guide covers
Gary - The Curator covers style, grooming and the edit that rewards ownership. The Silver Fox Verdict Four polo shirts. Each earns its place for a different reason. One for
