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The Laws of The Game | Volume: 8 | The New Rules of Summer
Posted by Craig Schroeder on
Whether you believe in climate change or not, here’s a fact: Summer is getting hotter – and hotter – and hotter.
What to wear and how to wear it can be tricky, especially as style continues to evolve.
I've come up with some new rules for dressing your best in the summer.
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The Laws of The Game | Volume: 7 | It's Your Shoes, Stupid
Posted by Craig Schroeder on
Gents, in the same vein, it’s your shoes, stupid.
It’s this column’s charge to provide sartorial advice in a way that translates to real world success.
I’m not saying anything new, of course, as in man’s attempt to woo the fairer sex (or the same sex for that matter), nothing is more commonly known than “women [people] judge men on their shoes.”
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The Laws of The Game | Volume: 6 | Four Horsemen of The Wardrobe Apocalypse
Posted by Craig Schroeder on
Judging one's wardrobe doesn't require a divine event. Indeed, the start of a new year is a good time to make an assessment.
Like the Four Horsemen, there are four main mistakes that can plague your wardrobe. The goal of this article is sartorial salvation - let the sermon commence.
Like the Four Horsemen, there are four main mistakes that can plague your wardrobe. The goal of this article is sartorial salvation - let the sermon commence.
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The Laws of The Game | Volume: 5 | What is That, Velvet?
Posted by Craig Schroeder on
Most men have a familiarity with the common suit description of “Supers”, e.g., Super 100s, Super 120s, Super 150s, etc. (Note: “Super” is a certification only used in U.S.).
These designations are based upon the thread diameter, which is measured in “microns.”
These designations are based upon the thread diameter, which is measured in “microns.”
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The Laws of The Game | Volume: 4 | Dress For Who You Are
Posted by Craig Schroeder on
This was, of course, a dichotomy made out of simplicity, but there are numerous variations that I did not previously discuss, including, e.g., dark hair with dark skin. For further reading on the subject, I strongly suggest picking up a copy of Alan Flusser’s Dressing the Man if you don’t already own a copy. It’s a great coffee table book and reference guide.
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