clothing

DC is full of Black-owned businesses that are worthy of your attention and your dollars

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The retail icon was in trouble before COVID-19 reached the U.S.

Sometimes, dressing for a day of downhill skiing just feels right

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Heimie’s first opened in 1921. In 2019, the haberdashery offers more than ever.

Hemp is back and comfier than ever

Say goodbye to bunching, riding up and stretching out

Ably: Everything-resistant clothes you can wear for months

PREVIEW offers a home for start-up brands in menswear, tech, and wellness.

Quilted vests, striped sweaters, denim jackets and more

From shoes to watches to leather, all you need is a little TLC

When Picasso and Fitzgerald approve, it has to be good

Or, your ideal T-shirt and jeans, according to AI

Outerknown's new collection is a sweatsuit we can get behind

An ancient practice finds its moment

A plaid shirt a day keeps cold weather at bay

Asket co-founder Jakob Dworsky talks about the problem with "sustainability," recycled plastic fabrics and shopping our way out of problems

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Every man on this list knows the secret to dressing well is accepting what you look like — what you REALLY look like — and then building from there

From Marlon Brando’s gangster gear to Martin Sheen’s military wear, take a style cue from one of Coppola’s film characters this season

Stain, water and odor-proof, this is an ideal travel wardrobe

I will never iron again

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And more importantly, what does it really do with them?

Save up to 25% off on United By Blue, Patagonia, Faherty and more through a new alliance

Helmed by Niyi Okyboyejo, the brand draws from its designer's West African heritage

Bonus: They're also doing the planet some good in the process

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The American brand is closing stores and factories, but it’s not down-and-out yet