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Sebago Celebrates 80 Years with Made-in-America Boat Shoes (opens the original)
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For devotees of classic northeastern style, Sebago is a storied name. Founded by three New Englanders—Daniel J. Wellehan, William Beaudoin, and Joseph Cordeau—near Sebago Lake, Maine, in 1946, the brand quickly gained fans thanks to a penny loafer made entirely by hand. That alone might have been enough to secure a place in the preppy firmament. But it was a different shoe, introduced decades later, that really clinched it. In 1970, Sebago launched the first style from its Docksides collection,
One of Milan's Coolest Fashion Brands Is Making Moves on America (opens the original)
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It’s one of menswear’s sweeter ironies that if you want seriously authentic Americana these days, Italy is a very good place to get it. The mass fashion economy in the States tends to favor affordability and comfort over authenticity, meaning you might find the look of classic American-made clothes but rarely the feel. Italy’s ace up the sleeve is its manufacturing know-how, meaning brands like Fortela—the Milan-based label founded by vintage nut and street-style poster boy Alessandro Squarzi in
This Cult-Favorite Pajama Brand Just Released a Luxurious Men’s Lineup (opens the original)
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Style is essentially a public thing, which means for most people, it stops at the front door. Shedding the trappings of the working day to get into sweats is a daily ritual in which, for most of us, anything will do. But for some, lounging is no excuse for shirking. Designer Olivia von Halle is a believer in elevating those at-home moments with clothes that are a pleasure to wear even when no one is looking—especially, perhaps, when no one is looking. “For me,” says von Halle, “it’s not about dr
How Gabriela Hearst Became the Art World’s Go-to Designer (opens the original)
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Gabriela Hearst’s men’s collections have a painterly quality about them, always rich in organic color and texture. Often they begin with methodical explorations of hues and patterns sketched in mountains of watercolor-filled notebooks that are strewn everywhere about her Manhattan HQ. It’s only natural. Hearst was born in Uruguay and raised on a vast family ranch before she took off around the world, soaking in art along the way, and then settled in New York. “People tell me, ‘Your colors are ve
How the Safari Jacket Became an Enduring Part of American Style (opens the original)
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If you’re looking for someone to thank for the timeless allure of the safari jacket, you could do a whole lot worse than Ernest Hemingway. America’s long-running one-man adventure story almost single-handedly propelled Africa—or a literary version of it—into the public consciousness in America when he published Green Hills of Africa in 1935. And along with it came the gear. For Hemingway, being knowledgeably equipped was an integral part of the man-of-action persona he carefully cultivated. He o
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