Author: Shinichiro Takeda
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Dior’s Slim-fit Jeans Black
Black slim-fit jeans that carry the minimalism Hedi Slimane built into Dior’s image during his years there. read more
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Polo Country Denim Shirts
A look at a Ralph Lauren denim shirt from the 1990s — released under the Polo Country sub-label, and a piece I still reach for when dressing American Trad. read more
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Formosa Charcoal Gray Suit
A Formosa charcoal gray suit that expresses masculine intelligence and strength through restraint. A refined silhouette paired with the comfort that ordinarily runs against it — characteristic Formosa. read more
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Server Migration Complete
Xserver Business Standard, the plan this site runs on, has had its database upgraded. Since this also affects WordPress’s support window, I’m taking care of it right away. read more
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Visvim Western Shirt
A look at the SOCIAL SCULPTURE SHIRT DMGD, Visvim’s vintage-finished western shirt — built with the brand’s strong eye and its respect for older craft methods. read more
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Dior’s take on traditional style
Dior reads American Trad through the refinement of Italian tailoring — a button-down shirt and a pair of chinos. The slim, clean Dior signature is preserved, but the pieces hold enough universality to find their way into almost any wardrobe. read more
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Formosa Cashmere Jacket
On a cashmere jacket from Sartoria Formosa, one of Naples’ tailoring masters — a reflection on the cultural backbone behind the work, and on the beauty and ease the jacket itself carries. read more
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Visvim FLUXSUS 01 SLIM G.CORDS
Visvim offers items inspired by a broader spectrum of traditional American apparel, including vintage clothing. They create meticulously crafted pieces incorporating Native American traditions, Japanese traditional crafts, and cherished global manufacturing techniques. Introducing the FLUXSUS 01 SLIM G.CORDS, showcasing Visvim’s refined sensibility and dedication to craftsmanship. read more
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Brioni Brunico Midnight Blue (DarkNavy)
A definitive exploration of the Brioni “Brunico” in Midnight Blue. Discover why this orthodox navy suit remains the global benchmark for versatility, supreme comfort, and social authority. From its Super 160’s construction to its seamless pairing with a 30-year-old OMEGA Seamaster, we delve into the essence of a masterpiece designed for the modern gentleman. read more
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