Androgyny In Men’s Fashion: A Brief History (And Its Future)

Yes, you can add a feminine touch to your look, even if you’re a straight man

Poplin & Co. Co-founder Gives The Play-By-Play On ‘Paradise Island,’ Its Gamified Apparel Store For Your Favourite Spring And Summer Shirts

A Vancouver-based brand aims to make at-home shopping a lot more fun than the usual browse-and-buy

Jesus Chavez talks about why he launched an accessories line amid the pandemic — and why less is more

The Calgary-based firm offers eye-catching accessories, but its community-building efforts deserve just as much attention

An emerging Toronto designer takes a page from a famous Evelyn Waugh novel for a collection titled, ‘Both Directions At Once’

TikTok has become a place for publicly shaming Millennials for their fashion choices. Is loose and baggy the only alternative we have?

A men’s outfit generator aims to help take the guesswork out of matching items. I tried it out

Clothes once intended solely for hiking are becoming more high-end than ever. Should you upgrade?

As we enter year two of WFH, consider a garment made popular by icons ranging from Mr. Rogers to Kurt Cobain

Drinks by the Dram made me surprisingly reflective about the nature of consumption and giving

The case for reclaiming (and perhaps reframing) the notion of “Sunday Best” amid COVID-19

Bugatchi, Active Cashmere and others are trying to attract customers based on their technical differences.

Prada’s SS21 runway event might mark a turning point. And not necessary one in the right direction

We can’t end racism by shopping, but there’s still value in elevating and amplifying Black creators

Cologne commercials have never been more out of touch than they are in 2020. A roll-on brand offers a compelling alternative