Dressing for the Third Place
Not work. Not home. That third place—coffee shops, dinners, airport lounges—deserves its own kind of presence.
What to Wear to a Wedding (Without Overthinking It)
A simple guide to looking sharp without stealing the spotlight.
The Quiet Burden of Excess
A dozen designer shoes, barely worn. What happens when ownership becomes an obligation?
More Than Just Measurements
It’s not just about getting your measurements right: it’s about trusting someone with how you want to show up in the world.
Wearing Your Story
Some garments carry more than style—they carry memory, meaning, and the moments that made you who you are.
Why the Best Things Take Time
A quiet reminder that the best garments—and decisions—aren’t made in a rush.
Create More, React Less
It's easy to fall into reactive mode when building a business, whether as a solopreneur, a custom clothier, or a creative professional.
Who Should You Sell First?
It’s tempting to target the first group and educate the market. After all, many people wear off-the-rack clothing and would benefit from customs, but convincing them is a long game.
Why Creativity Thrives in Community
In creative circles, there’s a long-standing belief in the myth of the lone genius—the idea that the greatest works of art, literature, or innovation are the result of solitary, uniquely gifted individuals.
Style Is Everything, and Yes, You Have It
The late Charles Bukowski was a character, but the man had a way with words. A way to stir emotions. In regards to style, he thought it was the answer to everything.
So, What Do You Do?
How we show up every day tells our story. Despite what we often believe, storytelling and wardrobe building are not innate abilities. They are skills anyone—from marketers and finance professionals to parents and educators—can and should master.
Telling Your Story
Our wardrobe is our most persuasive tool. It’s a story we tell ourselves and the world around us every day, without even speaking a word.
Define Perfection
When it comes to anything menswear-related, the best advice I can give is this. Define perfection…then build toward it.
Start With Yourself
Who would you point to if you had to pick one person in Hollywood to teach your son how to dress?
Focusing on Attention Is Wrong
When a customer wants to get a wardrobe project off the ground, there is often confusion about how to achieve this goal.
We Learn By Doing
Plans are a necessary starting point for any project. And when it comes to wardrobe - planning is essential, especially since we coordinate around seasons and situations.