Eric Twardzik

First introduced in 1978, the iconic fragrance has become a hot commodity on secondary markets

We consulted tailors, retailers and regular joes to learn what gear and strategies they rely on to get the most out their closets

We tapped two of America’s foremost denim experts to learn how you can get the most out of a pricey pair of jeans

Incorporate pearl snaps and Western boots into your own wardrobe without going full Marlboro Man

Inside the family business that saved itself from offshoring, weathered a pandemic and continues to make moccasins the old-fashioned Maine way

Experience the “Barbour Way of Life” IRL at Harwich’s Wequassett Resort & Golf Club

Firehouses in Schuylkill County, PA don’t just fight fires: they also serve beer.

A new book on Winston Churchill busts some drinking myths about the former PM, who preferred low ABV and bubbles to martinis

“I wasn’t trying to make a better pant. I was trying to make sure that these people who were displaced got jobs.”

These ornate micro-sized bars make for a one-of-a-kind tippling experience — and they’ll make you rethink the Negroni

Dispelling myths and finding facts with a third-generation producer of summer’s favorite fabric

Does the Ukrainian president’s simple choice of clothing send a message?

"Homespun: True Tales of Tweed" brings the fabric to life through a diverse human lens.

Alfargo’s Marketplace gives online vintage an IRL home

Through tireless sourcing and exacting replication, Scott Fraser Simpson has resurrected two of Henry Hill’s most iconic looks

Tailoring insiders share their best practices for kicking tobacco odors to the curb