
Jack Collins
Senior Content Manager at Gentleman's Gazette
Articles
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1 month ago |
gentlemansgazette.com | Jack Collins
Jermyn Street is a name synonymous with refined British style and classic menswear. Located in the heart of St. James’s, central district in the City of Westminster, London, this historic street has catered to gentlemen for centuries, offering everything from bespoke and ready-to-wear shirts, handcrafted shoes, fine leather accessories, eyewear, and traditional grooming services to expert garment care and hat-making. But with so many iconic brands lining Jermyn Street, how do they compare?
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1 month ago |
gentlemansgazette.com | Jack Collins
For most of history, men’s trousers sat at the natural waist. And even though high-rise trousers offer a flattering fit, comfort, and a refined silhouette, they have largely faded from mainstream fashion. Today, low- and mid-rise trousers dominate menswear. What caused the shift? Let’s explore why. During the Golden Age of Menswear (1920s–1950s), nearly all men’s trousers featured a high rise.
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1 month ago |
gentlemansgazette.com | Jack Collins
With a rich historical sartorial that continues to this day, England is home to many stylish people. When we were in town, we hosted a dinner and we also went to Goodwood Revival. Here are just a few of the classic style enthusiasts we met. Jonas exemplifies a refined approach to classic menswear with his made-to-measure brown suit. His ensemble reflects a deep appreciation for quality tailoring and structured silhouettes. Shirt and Suit“My suit is made to measure.
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Nov 29, 2024 |
snap-collar.com | Michael Sullivan |Tommy deVries |Jack Collins
Gifts for Dad Who Wants Nothing Know a Dad who wants nothing? We've got you covered. We curated a list of truly unique and cool gifts so you can stop scrolling for the right gift. 20 Hidden Gems in DC Think you’ve seen everything Washington, DC, has to offer?
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Nov 25, 2024 |
gentlemansgazette.com | Jack Collins
Ever wondered how a bespoke wardrobe is built over time? In this candid conversation, long-time client Linus and Whitcomb & Shaftesbury tailor Sian reveal the creativity, challenges, and artistry behind their collaborative journey. Jack: Linus. Linus: Hello. Jack: Thanks for being on the channel. And Sian, thank you for being with us. Sian: Hi.Jack: So, Linus, you’ve been a customer here at Whitcomb & Shaftesbury for roughly how long? Linus: I believe it’s perhaps seven years or something.
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