Grandpa fit aesthetic

There’s a famous story about Sir Edmund Hillary and sherpa Tenzing Norgay’s boots, which they commissioned a year before their ascent up Mount Everest. Back in the 1950s, mountaineering boots were often cumbersome. Many were bulky and heavy, made of thick deerskin leather, and some even came up to the wearer’s thighs – not [...]Read More...

It's giving old money, grandpa's favorite, and vintage 💖

Not only is overhauling one’s wardrobe wildly expensive and unsustainable, it eschews the core value of real dressing like a grandpa, creating a soulless replica in its place.