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- Spurr of the Moment
- A two-year old label is the new go-to for slim suits and versatile weekend jackets — from waxed cotton to leather.
- Sea Worthy
- A cliff-dwelling clothing designer salvages relics from New England's seafaring past and crafts a haven on the rocky coast of Maine.
- Jersey Boys
- A longtime champion of Americana retools the U.S. Olympic team's wardrobe.
- Kingdom's Uniter
- An English designer's subtle take on American sportswear earns raves on this side of the pond — and from the BAFTA crowd.
- The Heartbreak Kid
- Fed up with hipster onesies and pint-size Ironman gear, one writer goes in search of respectable clothes for his son.
- Mini Me
- Slideshow: Outfit your son in J. Crew, Polo, Best & Co., and more with this guide to classy kids' stores.
- Great Lengths
- Thanks to a new generation of slim, modest shapes, the notion that shorts are only for teens and tourists is finally cut off at the knee.
- Polished Silver
- A worldly store makes its refined taste for oxfords and pocket squares a Charleston standard.
- Formal Introduction
- The long-taciturn design collective Maison Martin Margiela nudges its new creation — Sartorial — into the spotlight.
- Southern Gentry
- A Dixie-based designer has it all figured out, stocking his stores — and closet — with homespun classics while doting on his handsome brood.
- Water Born
- After quietly churning out reliable surf gear for a decade, Patagonia stakes a wider claim on the beach.
- Leisure Class
- Nicolas Sarkozy trades in French cuffs for weathered dungarees.
- The Groom Show
- Barker Black's Derrick Miller did what few men dare — he ventured into his wife-to-be's territory and made their rustic wedding his own.
- Good to be Green
- A clutch of idealistic menswear designers are finally sprucing up the eco movement.
- Best in Snow
- The founders of Scapegoat charge the mountain in high-tech outerwear designed with moguls in mind.
- Casual Observer
- New York City native—and enemy of starch—Steven Alan is transplanting his line of wrinkled shirts and other rumpled essentials to Los Angeles.
- Natural Born
- Chris and Nicole Kunz, the siblings behind Nicholas K, outfits rugged guys who need to go from trailhead to subway—without changing clothes.
- Engineered Garments
- At Engineered Garments, Japanese designer Daiki Suzuki adds his fresh take on everything from prep school blazers to all things denim.
- Sense of a Woman
- Eunice Lee, the designer behind Unis, knows what men want: masculine clothes and female approval.
- Faded Glory
- How a historic Nantucket shop and some fraying sailcloth forever altered the preppy wardrobe.
- Paris Commune
- Classic clothes bring men and women together at a fashion house of the ancient regime.
- Mountain Rescue
- The British-born designers of Rag & Bone helped save an Appalachian factory. Their made-in-America clothes combine innovative denim and twill with hometown heritage.
- A Looming Presence
- In the foothills of the Italian Alps, Ermenegildo Zegna weaves the fabrics that bring men's suits to new heights.
- Return to Eden
- A Manhattan designer raids an American screen giant's wardrobe.
- Brooks Brothers: A Look Back
- A slideshow of Brooks Brothers's rich history, from Abraham Lincoln to Andy Warhol.
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