I believe in working hard and exploring harder. Whether it's tackling complex problems at work or discovering a new hobby, I’m always up for a challenge.
These might be called details, but they’re also our way of celebrating menswear traditions while improvising and reinventing them. They mark Where We Come From, Where We Belong and Where We Hope to Go—chapter markers in our shared memory and narrative.
POCKETS OF LIGHT
It can be easy to forget in these image-dominated times, but the most unique characteristic of putting on a piece of clothing is how it feels. If it looks good, it can make you feel good, but we’re also talking about how it physically feels to be wrapped in it from the inside.
Every morning when we wake up and prepare ourselves to interact with the world, we have a unique opportunity to stitch together element of “Where I Come From”, “Where I Belong” and “Where I Hope to Go”.
In conversation with filmmaker Marc Haers about his portrait of Liam Maher
We believe we haven’t actually earned the right to “design” anything until we’ve done absolutely all our homework when it comes to fabric selection. It’s a common cliché, but it would be like cooking without thinking through the ingredients.
Street moments — real style, real people.