Cool things for everyday dudes without the hypebeast price tag
This year New Balance has combined two of their older models, the 320 and 355, to create the 327 silhouette. And what a silhouette it is, it’s polarising but if you like it, there’s loads of colourways coming out this year. But right now, we’re checking out the colourful M327PRD which New Balance created to celebrate LGBTQ communities and Pride month.
Everlane launched their Tread sneaker line last year with their first sustainable shoe, the Trainer. Which was a chunky, dad shoe with minimal branding.
This year Everlane released their follow up, the Court sneaker with a more minimal low top sneaker aesthetic.
So like, T-shirts. So very normal, so very everyday. Yet they’re so very personal. They’re basic, essential and comfortable but everybody and every body is different.
I received the Everlane Mover Pack, it looks great! I’ve only had the opportunity to travel once with it, so only time will tell if it’s a great bag.
I didn’t know whether I liked loafers or not, my first pair confirmed it, I actually love loafers. Let’s check out this pair from Meermin to see if they’re as good as they look.
I reviewed this shoe last year and it left me far from impressed. But since then, they’ve made a lot of changes behind the scenes, including moving production to Italy.
Every shoe has it’s place and here we look at the visual differences between Common Projects and the rest.
I’ve been using Uniqlo and Charles Tyrwhitt OCBD’s for years now and have just bought a couple shirts from them to throw into my rotation and thought it would be a good time to compare them.
This boot is pretty versatile from dress pants to jeans and in-between, it’s got a lot of your boot looks covered.
If you’re like me, you’ve got a pair of black dress shoes, but more often than not, you reach for some trusty brown dress shoes.