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Men's patterns can be hard to date, but I'd guess this one is from the early 20's. The term jumper is unusual. My Women's Institute bookle...

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Workwear is officially having a moment.

The working classes -- mostly poor farmers, miners, factory men, carpenters, mechanics, railroad engineers, and shop keepers -- were the bread and butter of the 1930s. The clothing working class men wore in the 1930s is not often discussed in fashion history books, yet it made up the bulk of men's everyday clothing. Even the

Here are 18 most comforting and pleasant office-wear ideas for men in summers. So go have a chance to dress best even in a weather as demanding as summers.

The working classes -- mostly poor farmers, miners, factory men, carpenters, mechanics, railroad engineers, and shop keepers -- were the bread and butter of the 1930s. The clothing working class men wore in the 1930s is not often discussed in fashion history books, yet it made up the bulk of men's everyday clothing. Even the

Men's Vintage workwear is quietly coming back in style. Mixing neutral colors with vintage accessories (caps, suspenders, scarves, boots) creates a timeless, casual, vintage menswear style. It is also a popular "costume" look for men who own classic cars and motorcycles or who want to dress casually for a themed event. Men's vintage work clothes

A few months after the world shut down this past spring, Cathy Horyn of The Cut interviewed Raf Simons about what he thought of fashion’s possible future. Simons, who’s known in fashion circles for introducing a generation of men to the skinny black suit, was sitting in his apartment in Antwerp at the time while wearing elasticated [...]Read More...