Some of the most American clothing in the world is now made in Japan — and made better. The Ametora story, the mills of Okayama, and Black Bear Brand's decade-long love affair with the country that saved American style.
Read MoreCorduroy is woven into Black Bear Brand's history — and now it arrives in a women's cut for the first time. Meet the Vintage Rose Boy Friend Cords: 8.4oz washed cord, made in Japan, faded and aged to perfection.
Read MoreFrom the 1880s riveted blouse to the Type III Trucker. The complete story of America's denim jacket, and the one I spent years perfecting.
Read MoreSnaps that rip free when a cowboy's snagged, sawtooth pockets, pointed yokes. The story of the western shirt, and how I carry it into horsehide.
Read MoreLogos are out; provenance is in. Here's what luxury means for American menswear now, and how I try to build it.
Read MoreSkate decks, surf logos, hip-hop, and the hype drop. I came up in this world, so here's how the '90s changed how America gets dressed.
Read MoreFashion is what's sold to you. Style is what's left when the trend dies. Here's how I think about the difference.
Read MoreI've spent a decade obsessed with getting denim right. Here's the real story of America's most democratic fabric, and where the craft lives now.
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