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A Guide to the Best Men’s Style, Grooming, And Etiquette Information on the Web
A
s a man
whose
business
is menswear and
style, I spend a lot of
time researching blogs
and forums on the web;
this article is intended
to bring you the best of
what I have found. In
my opinion, interaction is key to a strong
forum; it leads to a
deeper understanding
and better questions.
So without further ado
here are some sites that
offer the best in men’s style, grooming and etiquette information.
Short Shrifted. A clothing and style resource for short men,
Josh has authored the internets most thorough blog covering the issues facing men 5’8″ and under. A New Yorker, he
routinely reviews local clothing stores and service establishments in search of deals and cuts that suit the smaller male
demographic. He has a solid grasp of men’s classic style, and I
especially like how he scours forums for threads pertaining to
his readers in his “link round-ups.”
The Houndstooth Kid. Will, The Houndstooth Kid, states:
“The purpose of this blog is to point out both the common and
obscure aspects of 1930s-1950s men’s style and how it affects us
today. Vintage style has and is still influencing the way we dress
and generally live our lives.” Think you know older fabrics – try
passing his Atomic Fleck quiz!
An Affordable Wardrobe. – The site’s author sums it up best:
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“Searching for a
cure to the current epidemic
of ‘Eternal TeenAger Syndrome’
which has
stricken the
vast majority
of American
males. Enough
with the flip
flops and short
pants. Let’s start
dressing like
grown men.”
Clothes, Music,
Accouterments,
all Cheap.
The Gentlemen’s Standard. Seeks to redefine how men of color
approach life and style – I’ve personally talked at length with
the founder, Glen Palmer, and can say with confidence that he
is dedicated to his mission. A contributor to the Detroit Fashion
Pages, Glen is a dedicated blogger who posts daily (340 posts
last year!) and continues to produce quality content. His observations are timeless and his advice is rock solid for any discerning gentleman.
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