Wheelman have introduced a top grain leather wrapped koozie with 3mm neoprene lining. Assembled with hand tap brass rivets, made in the USA. Wheelmen ensures your beverage is kept cold with complete class.

A Summer BBQ must.

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The team at Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair show us their newest releases of their Summer Collection. The “Roller Shorts” come in black and offer a really distinct detail about them. The cuff at the leg opening comes pre-rolled which makes it the perfect beach short. It’s 100% cotton and comes in a relaxed fit. A great addition to any ones wardrobe.

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The Marc Jacobs team shows us their new collection for Spring/Summer. This 100% lamb “leather jacket with a pop pocket detail” has a knit waistband and cuff. The garment comes in a granite colorway and has the washed leather that gives a really interesting hue to the fabric.

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While not our usual choice in lenses, the Novocaine’s from the Spitfire line are priced so well that we had to share. At $38 (from Alter) you can stop worrying about losing them. The investment is minimal for two interesting (and slightly forward) takes on sunglasses.

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The side cinch on these shirts from Takahiromiyashita’s THE Soloist line are the most interesting. We like the idea of being able to fit the shirt a bit depending on your wear style. Let us know what you think. (s2w8)

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Drawstring pants are on fire. Roark carries this solid twisted cotton pants in grey with a solid straight-leg finish. Stacking is back. Casual is all ways. A bit pricey though: $638.00. Blackbird has them in stock.

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SEH Kelly takes a look at the closure of an old “Victorian” button maker, the Midlands “So, out with the red brick walls, wooden roofing, and row after row of hand-operated, early 19th-century machinery. Instead, in come altogether more modern surroundings — albeit ones only a stone’s throw from the last place. But, premises aside, at the Midlands button factory, most aspects of work remain the same.” (189)

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These waxed canvas DLSR bags from ONA are proper alternatives to our favorite Domke with much more room! ”The Union Street is a sleek alternative to the ubiquitous, boxy camera bag we know all too well. Made with fine cotton canvas that’s been infused with wax to enhance its strength and durability, the Union Street is designed to hold everything you need for a day on the go – your DSLR, a 15” laptop, up to 3 lenses or small accessories”

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Wall Street Journal delves into the world I like to call “content-wrapped shopping.” They get in there with names that should be familiar to all readers of this here site. “Sites like the dapper Mr Porter, an extension of Web retail pioneer Natalie Massenet’s empire; avant-garde portal Oki-ni; Southern-bred start-up Lyonstate and flash-sale favorite Gilt Man and its coming full-price site are upending the notion that acquiring cool clothes requires tedious hours spent sifting through mountains of merchandise. Instead, they offer a curated selection of hard-to-find labels and even vintage wares.”

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One of a Kind offers up a handful of these made-by-hand bow ties from Forage.”The Forage duo sourced 4 ½ yards of this 1940s fabric—just enough to make 20 ties—while antiquing in Pennsylvania, and they even screened the packaging and letterpressed the tags by hand. The just-left-of-center print looks great with a basic white shirt, a gentlemanly striped oxford.” Available — oh bummer. They’re sold out. Well, check out Forage ties for other options over on etsy.

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