
The Oxford Cloth Button-Down Shirt (OCBD) and How to Choose, Fit and Wear It
An OCBD is a cotton Oxford cloth shirt with a soft button-down collar, and it works with jeans, chinos, blazers and, in many offices,…
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An OCBD is a cotton Oxford cloth shirt with a soft button-down collar, and it works with jeans, chinos, blazers and, in many offices,…
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Old Money sportswear is casual clothing with sporting roots, such as polo shirts, fine knits and tailored shorts, worn plainly and well fitted.
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In the world of luxury menswear, there is a growing appreciation for brands that embody the concept of 'quiet luxury' or 'silent wealth.'
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Ready-to-wear (Pret-a-Porter in French) refers to clothing and accessories made en-mass by machines in standard sizes and available for purchase as they are, without…
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The word 'clothing' comes from the Old English 'clath', a cloth or woven fabric worn on the body for practical, social, and psychological needs,…
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Originating from the Latin "taliare", meaning to cut, tailoring is the craft of cropping, resizing, and finishing menswear.
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Textile plays a central role in the fashion world, functioning as the backbone of garment construction and a platform for artistic exploration.
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With origins in the Old French word 'apareil,' meaning 'fitting' or 'suit,' Apparel is an umbrella term for everything that can be worn on…
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The word "garment" came into English in the 14th century from the Anglo-French garnement, built on garnir, "to equip, arm, decorate", according to Merriam-Webster.
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