The pearl snap wasn't a style choice — it was a safety device. Josh Sirlin on the smartest fastener in menswear, and how to buy a snap shirt worth keeping.
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Oxford, poplin, twill, herringbone, chambray. The words get thrown around like they mean quality — they don't, they mean structure. Here's what each one actually does.
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Half the buttons, twice the character. The popover came off the workfloor and the deck — here's why it's the most underrated shirt a man can own.
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A collarless placket, three or four buttons, and somehow the most useful shirt a man owns. The henley's rowing-club origins and what makes a great one.
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The western shirt looks simple, but every line on it was solved by someone who needed the shirt to work. Josh Sirlin on the anatomy of the greatest shirt America ever made.
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