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7 Briefcases for Upgrading Your Work Commute (opens the original)
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Due to its associations with office life and corporate culture, the briefcase feels like the very embodiment of modernity. Which makes it all the more surprising that its origins can be traced back to the Roman Empire, whose legionnaires carried their belongings in a rectangular leather satchel called a “loculus.” Over the centuries, this simple satchel took on the appearance and dimensions of the familiar briefcase of today and became linked to work life in 1860 when the British Prime Minister’
7 Stylish Windbreakers to Keep You Warm as Summer Turns Into Fall (opens the original)
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Among the very lightest of light outerwear, the windbreaker’s purpose is precisely as it sounds: to provide a first line of defense against a chilly gust and deflect a light spot of rain while it’s at it. For this very practical reason it’s become a favorite among golfers and marathon runners, among other sporting enthusiasts. The Baracuta G9 jacket could be considered the progenitor of the entire category. With its cropped length, ribbed hem and cuffs and cotton-blend fabric capable of withstan
7 Great Pairs of Chinos to Wear This Fall (opens the original)
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As far as menswear essentials go, chinos are right up there with the blue blazer and the oxford cloth button-down. Also called khakis after their most common color, the chino pant originated in the late 19th century, when it was worn by European and American soldiers serving in tropical climates. The name itself was a byproduct of the Spanish-American war, as American troops stationed in the Philippines used the Spanish word— “chino”—to refer to their army-issued pants made from Chinese cotton-t
Forget Savile Row: These 8 American Tailors Are Bringing New Cool to Suiting (opens the original)
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The United States has long been called the Land of Opportunity, but there was one field where it conspicuously lagged behind: custom tailoring. Those serious about going under the needle were more likely to do so during a business trip to London, a vacation to Southern Italy, or even a jaunt through Hong Kong than they were to visit a cutter closer to home. But just a few years divorced from a world-wide pandemic that was supposed to put us in sweatpants forever, American tailors are on the up-a
7 Tote Bags for Carrying Anything in Style (opens the original)
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The humble tote bag’s come a long way since its modern incarnation was introduced in 1944 by L.L. Bean. Sold as an “ice bag” with the intent of transporting heavy blocks of ice at a time before most homes had a refrigerator, the durable cotton sack was soon repurposed for carrying groceries and other everyday essentials. In the ’80s and ‘90s it gained cultural purchase with yuppies who proudly sported the freebie totes they received for shopping at The Strand in New York or supporting their loca
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