Sid mashburn

GQ Style spent the afternoon with the legendary Atlanta-based suitmaker.

We spoke with Southern designers to find out what exactly doesn’t have a place in the living room.

GQ Style spent the afternoon with the legendary Atlanta-based suitmaker.

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The owner of some of the very best stores in the States—not to mention his own label—offers up his philosophy on personal style.

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From monk straps to vinyls to some good ol' marching band music, the Atlanta-based new-old-school haberdasher lets us in on the 10 things he can't do without

Sid Mashburn spent the past half-decade trying to make a suit for those who can't spend four grand—and he's finally cracked the code. The result has all the hallmarks of the primo stuff from the 1960s: natural shoulders, handsewing, and a fit that looks at home from Mississippi to Milan

He’s not carrying Lacoste going forward (you can get them practically anywhere these days), “I like Fred Perry polos instead,” he says. “You don’t see these as much.” Immediately Sid comes off as a southern gentleman. “Water? Beer?” We take Negra Modelos. It’s a welcome escape from the Atlanta hea

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