Right around the time James Dean was rebellin' without a cause, young Brits at Cambridge and Oxford started ditching their 3-piece suits for gray flannel trousers—"grayers" for short—ushering in the casual menswear movement.
Today, Grayers carries the banner forward with their smart, casual clothing. Each piece is inspired by a classic menswear staple, but updated with modern fabrics and fits.
Shop our favorite cool, calm, and collected clothing from Grayers here.
Timberland needs no introduction, but their new Earthkeepers® collection might: it features Sensorflex—a cloud soft, tri-layer sole that's found in one of our new favorite shoes, the Bradstreet Chukka.
Future Maps crafts their lithographic prints on the biggest single sheet of paper you can print. We imported our favorites from England—which was easy, of course, since these worlds are flat.
Pistol Lake has clearly dotted their “i's” and perfected the USA-made tee, as evidenced by their Kickstarter campaign, which raised 10x their funding goal. We love the fit and softness, and think you will too.
Wheelmen & Co combines a strong family heritage in cycling with a passion for classic tailoring, resulting in these hardy, handsome, USA-made bags.
The absurdly soft and comfortable MeUndies joins our Basics Shop, while Duke Cannon pummels its way to our Grooming Essentials.
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THE JOURNAL
JANUARY IN JAPAN: Scott Gold went to Japan and made a video. Then, it went viral. We catch up.
YOU SHOULD KNOW BRADFORD WASHBURN: Ansel Adams described him as a “roving genius of mind and mountains.”
BE INTERESTING, HOLD STILL: Bill Gentle’s calling was to photograph interesting people in everyday settings.
STEVE MCQUEEN'S NEW TATTOO: Our tattooed correspondent explores the delicate balance of body ink—celeb or not.
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MODERN DAY GLADIATORS: The first rule of Florence's fight club is... / Narrative.ly
BEER ART: Milton Glaser of I ♥ NY fame tackles modern beer labels. / NYT
THE CHAOS COMPANY: “Global security” behemoth G4S commands a force 3x the size of the British military. / Vanity Fair
