How to make your wardrobe sustainable
As the fashion industry strives to become more sustainable, we’re here to show you how you can build an eco-friendly wardrobe without compromising on style.
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How to suit up for hybrid work in 2022
To ensure your style game is on point as we prepare for hybrid work in 2022, we’ve got a few practical tips to stay and look sharp, at home or in the conference room.
Going green in style
Green has been trending in menswear for a few years now. As we have discovered, the versatility of this color makes it a great option across the board. It’s a color that says you’re not afraid to stand out, but you’ll also blend in just fine.
Dressing down the pinstripe power suit
The pinstripe suit is often called the power suit, because of its association in film and television. Lawyers, CEOs and mafia figures wear pinstripes. However, today’s suiting trends call for a more casual style. As such, the power suit may no longer be a flex, but it remains a great look.
This coat will last all day in Melbourne
Planning for a suit that will be able to handle a snow day just as easily as a humid summer? Here are a few great wool fabrics designed to deal with everything from heavy rain to warm weather, with water and crease resistance and more qualities to offer.
Fabio Attanasio discusses tailors, suiting and sustainable fashion
Fabio Attanasio is a familiar name among menswear aficionados. The Napoli-born writer discovered his passion for tailoring during his university years and started contributing to men’s fashion magazines while starting his own blog in 2012. Since then, he’s become a regular fixture in Italy’s tailoring scene, sharing his knowledge of textiles and suiting styles with the general public.
Introducing Our Eco-Evolution Collection
Suiting has always been an essential part of a man’s wardrobe. A well-made suit can last a lifetime with proper care; it is a truly sustainable product. While the fashion industry moves through ever-changing trends, the suit remains perennial in style. And it all starts with the fabric.
