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Primer Magazine stands out from ordinary men's magazines by exploring the real challenges faced by young men in their 20s, such as achieving career goals and maintaining personal health. Our aim is to provide unique content that you won't find elsewhere. Instead of typical articles like “The 10 Best Spring Break Destinations,” we focus on topics that resonate with our generation, bridging the gap between youth and maturity. At Primer, we are dedicated to discovering fresh approaches to self-improvement and revisiting the traditional concepts of manhood that may have been overlooked.

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16 Father’s Day Gift Ideas He (or You) Will Love

4 days ago | primermagazine.com | Andrew Snavely

This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promiseFather’s Day is complicated. Sometimes your dad has everything already. Sometimes he’s dropped hints about what he actually wants. Or maybe you’re trying to pick something from the kids that actually means something. This guide is for those moments. No nonsense, no filler, just gear and gifts that fit how dads live, last, and get used. Igloo Southcoast Soft Coolers, $59.99 Carrying a cooler is a pain.
These $17 Sunglasses Surprised Me

1 week ago | primermagazine.com | Andrew Snavely

This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promiseI’ve got a few pricier pairs of sunglasses I rotate, but I like having a cheaper pair I don’t have to baby: something I can throw on, test a new shape, or for times I'm going somewhere or doing something where I don't want to put the nicer pair at risk. I included these $17 no-name Amazon sunglasses in last week's Getup and liked them enough to call out some details.
The Getup: Sand

2 weeks ago | primermagazine.com | Andrew Snavely

This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promiseThere’s something about this time of year, trips starting to get booked, weather warming up, that low-key thrill of “what am I wearing today” actually being a fun question for me. Guys always say dressing well in spring and summer feels harder. Too hot for layers, too easy to fall into the shorts + tee rut. But it doesn’t have to be that deep. This outfit is proof.
Your Summer Style Starts Here: 17 Memorial Day Sale Picks to Grab Now + 4 Getups

2 weeks ago | primermagazine.com | Andrew Snavely

This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promiseThe best time to buy the stuff you’re going to live in all summer? Right before summer actually starts, and it’s on sale. That’s the smart shopper’s opportunity of Memorial Day weekend. It’s getting swim trunks, sneakers, shorts, or easy shirts for less, right before you actually need them. And you don’t need much. Just the right pieces, bought on purpose. I did the digging. Here’s what’s actually worth grabbing.
3 Fixes If You Hate the Way Your Pants Fit (That Have Nothing to Do with Your Waist Size)

3 weeks ago | primermagazine.com | Andrew Snavely

This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promiseMost guys assume if their pants don’t fit, they just need a different waist size. But that’s rarely the real issue. The truth is, most off-the-rack pants fail in three key areas, none of which your belt can fix. Here’s what’s actually going wrong, why it happens, and how to fix it. The problem: You feel like you’re constantly adjusting your pants, they slide down when you sit, or your shirt billows out over the waistband.
On Sale Now: 9 Nike Sneakers Under $100 You’ll Want to Wear All Summer

4 weeks ago | primermagazine.com | Andrew Snavely

This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promiseNike’s summer sale is packed with heavy hitters and low-key essentials, but not all deals are worth it. I went through the current lineup and pulled the pairs that actually make sense to buy—whether for the style, the quality, or just how much you’re saving. These are sneakers you’ll actually wear, not just stash in your closet. Clean designs and prices that beat most outlet finds.
Get the Look: Chateau Vibes, Courtyard Rates

1 month ago | primermagazine.com | Andrew Snavely

This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promiseThis outfit nods to the kind of style you see from your favorite European menswear influencers, a way of dressing where things are simple, well-fitting, and put together without leaning formal. The ones who always look sharp without wearing anything loud. They mix soft tailoring, vintage watches, worn-in denim, and handmade shoes like it’s second nature.
Midlife Crisis, but Make It Casual

1 month ago | primermagazine.com | Moreno Zugaro

This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promiseLife isn’t a one-way street. No matter how far you’ve followed one path, you can always choose another. Yes, even when you feel like you messed up beyond saving. For most men, at least one of the following is true: You’re stuck in a dead-end job, your body looks and feels like a few pounds of butter dropped on the kitchen floor, and your relationship – if existent – is a source of frustration rather than happiness.
The Getup: The Spring Uniform You’ll Actually Wear

1 month ago | primermagazine.com | Andrew Snavely

This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promiseSome outfits are built for standing out. This one’s built for standing up to whatever Saturday throws at you—coffee first, dog park later, maybe tacos and a bookstore somewhere in between. A lived-in chore coat gives structure without being stiff, and the mix of warm-weather neutrals and retro-leaning sneakers keeps things relaxed but coordinated. This isn’t one of those outfits that needs constant adjusting.
The Shoes You Buy Will Last Longer If You Just Understand This

1 month ago | primermagazine.com | Andrew Snavely

This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promiseA lot of guys start wondering about shoe construction once they’ve moved past their first round of disposable dress shoes. You know the ones—look decent enough out of the box, but after six months the sole peels or the leather creases like paper. That question comes up: What makes some shoes hold up for years, while others seem to age overnight? And is it directly related to price?