Journal

The Pareo: Your Summer MVP

Sarong, wrap, beach cover-up, schmatte, or pareo—call them what you will, they all evoke that summer vibe. Easy, lightweight, and endlessly adaptab...

MOTHER Shrub + Recipes

We first discovered MOTHER shrub as a locally produced mixer—and quickly fell for its balance, depth, and ease. Just a splash adds brightness and c...

There’s something about a good t-shirt

The softness. The ease. The way it works with everything and never asks for too much. And when you find one that fits just right—you don’t think, y...

Ruffles: From Then to Now

This year’s Met Gala celebrated the art of the dandy—elegance with a wink, flair with a flourish. The blue carpet was full of embellishments: bows,...

What Is Denim, Really?

Denim isn’t a color, and it’s not a specific type of cotton—it’s a weave. A twill weave, to be exact. More specifically, it’s a warp-faced twill, w...

Matchy-Matchy 2025

The appeal of matching sets extends beyond everyday wear and into more formal fashion events. Designers have embraced the trend, incorporating coor...

The Popped Collar

From its origins as a practical necessity to its place in various cultural movements, the popped collar has proven its staying power. Whether worn ...

More than Just a Hallmark Holiday

At its core, Valentine’s Day is about love—not just the grand, cinematic romance kind, but love in all its forms.

Discover Sashiko

A versatile Japanese stitching and embroidery technique, sashiko is primarily used to mend, reinforce, and embellish garments.

Covering Your Neck Matters

We know a scarf is an easy way to stay stylish, but it also is good for staying healthy during the colder months. Really!

The History of Herringbone

Despite its ancient beginnings, herringbone is still an important part of clothing today, and remains one of the most popular cloths for tailoring.

Le French Cuff

Where are our 1980s girlies at?! Do you remember French cuffing, also called peg rolling? Even thought it's fallen out of fashion, from time to tim...