...or something. The kids and I dressed for a "cook out" at a friends house. Being able to wear a bow tie with shorts is a posit...

I've wanted a seersucker suit for as long as I've know what one was, maybe for about 25 years now. Just this past week, patience ...

Reader Mike writes: Given our unseasonably cool spring in Boston thus far, and given that our annual Kentucky Derby party is right aro...

Celery soda is weird and even kind of gross. It smells like celery, but it's sweet. Almost like ginger ale, except it's celery. W...

Last year, I acquired this glen check suit with light blue overcheck in a soft wool and cashmere blend by Hickey Freeman through one of my b...

Brooks Brothers isn't what it used to be. There was a time when you could tell a guy was wearing Brooks Brothers from half a block down ...

Wool houndstooth bow tie, generous gift of Mrs. Ellie La Veer Stager , cream colored, spread collar shirt with tattersall check in black,...

We around the nerdy corners of the whacked out phenomenon that is menswear snobbery can get awfully tied up in outrageous minutiae. It can b...

Two good old friends will get a nice chuckle out of the title of this post (private joke, not telling). For the rest of you, I offer this ve...

On a really hot day, when only the most die hard among us would be wearing a suit in the first place, I like a yellow tie. A grey striped...

I'm pleased to announce a little giveaway contest! The prize is this handmade in the USA cotton bow tie in blue gingham check, perfect f...

After some initial trepidation, I find that the Abominable Plaid Dress Shirt is fast become a favorite wardrobe curve ball. Like any curve ...

Pink, green and a soft yellowy cream. A muted pastel pallette for a grey and dreary Holy Saturday. Charcoal wortsed slacks, argyle socks and...