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Welcome to the John McNabb Clothier Blog. We love menswear! Whether it is how to build your wardrobe, exploring the evolution and history of menswear, or highligthing and reviewing new products and old classics, we hope to have something for everyone -- informative but not too serious.
Occasionally I'll come across an outfit outside of my purview that a) challenges my tastes, and b) I can reasonably replicate with my existing wardrobe
I think that a big reason we see men in louder, more colourful socks today is that we wear neckties less, and that personality needs to shine through...
Style is an endowment; a gift many a man is apt to squander without the introspection and efforts of exploration required to find it.
I've long held interest in trying a more casual side of suiting, and few concepts run more casual and more interesting than the cotton suit.
Ask a man what he finds most challenging about clothing, and the answer invariably comes back to "the rules" of mens dress.
For those of us that have accrued an array of clothing for work, play or leisure, this is an opportune time to give a little attention to your wardrobe.
Perhaps the most overlooked detail in menswear - and from my experience, one of the most appreciated - remains the humble pocket square.
Green is a brilliant family of colours - often earthy, natural, and a subtle complement to other hues.
A three-piece suit is one of the simplest and most effective means of adding depth to a limited wardrobe. I've written about my Prince of Wales ...
