Interview with Andy Hunt, Co-Founder of Warby Parker
Top Ten Preppy Essentials: #1 The Polo Shirt
Brands to Know: B.D. Baggies
Seize Sur Vingt Custom Shirting
Top Ten Preppy Essentials: #2 The Madras Shirt
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Interview with Andy Hunt, Co-Founder of Warby Parker
Warby Parker might just be one of the coolest brands in the fashion business. They make super high-quality glasses, sell them exclusively online for only $95 (with or without a prescription), and let you ship up to five pairs at a time to try on for ten days at home.
Top Ten Preppy Essentials: #1 The Polo Shirt
And here we are...number 1. What could be the most essential piece in a prepster's wardrobe? The one piece they couldn't do without? Well, in our humble opinion, when we think prep, we think polo shirt. Seriously, who do you think invented the popped collar?
Brands to Know: B.D. Baggies
If you were old enough to buy your own clothes in the late '80s, then chances are you've heard of B.D. Baggies. They were one of the first guys to do a really broken-in and pre-washed shirt, but somewhere along the line they fell out of favor and into relative obscurity. Luckily, a couple years ago B.D. Baggies was revived and now, designed by David Mullen of Save Khaki, they've found their way back into the scene.
Seize Sur Vingt Custom Shirting
In the world of custom shirting there a ton of options ranging in quality and price, which can make it a bit difficult for guys who just want to get a perfect dress shirt without a big hassle. We've sung the praises of Alexander West for their excellence in the world of affordable custom shirting, but what if you're into some a little mroe luxe? Well, say hello to Seize sur Vingt...
Top Ten Preppy Essentials: #2 The Madras Shirt
A good madras shirt is a beautiful thing. Too often guys get scared about doing plaid in the summer because they think they look "overly preppy" and ridiculous. But it's the prep that understands that plaid isn't just for the fall, and because of this, he can own the madras look.
Piece by Piece: Three-Piece 2.0
It seems like every season people think it's time to jump on the three-piece suit bandwagon--not that we don't love three-piece suits--and we've found it a little bit tiresome to hear about the trend season after season. What people could stand to hear about is using three-pieces, but mixing and matching how you do it.
