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1 week ago | primermagazine.com | Andrew Snavely

This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promiseJ.Crew and Gap are both doing 50% off right now, which is the kind of math I like if you’ve got trips coming up. Better to grab this stuff now while it’s marked down instead of panic-buying at full price later. The linen shorts and retro camp shirts are solid, the mesh button-up from Gap is cooler than it has any right to be at this price, and that $19 pair of shorts is a no-brainer.

1 week ago | primermagazine.com | Andrew Snavely

This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promiseAsked by Greg, newsletter subscriber since 2019 You ever stand in front of your closet and think, “I don’t hate any of this…but I don’t want to wear any of it either”? It’s not that you’ve got bad clothes. They fit, they match, they’re technically “your style.” You don’t get rid of a lot of it because you wanttowant to wear it, you just never do. Thats a “check engine” light, not a skill issue.

2 weeks ago | primermagazine.com | Andrew Snavely

This post may contain affiliate links, read about our editorial promiseBack in January, I shared a free Year End Review workbook. It was designed to guide you through questions that help clarify what really matters. It covered areas like work/life, physical and mental health, relationships, and intentional living. The response surprised me. More people downloaded it than I expected, and the personal notes that followed were even more meaningful. We’re halfway through the year.

3 weeks 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.

4 weeks 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.