Built for miners and cowboys, denim became the uniform of the working class—tough, reliable, and ready for anything.

What it’s like to walk inside a shirt factory in Newark, New Jersey.

20 Years ago, we had our work clothing and our casual clothing. But that was when we had Monday through Friday, 9-5s. Now its Dress for your Day, after hour meetings, social media; we want and need versatility.

On New Year’s Eve, let’s pause and reflect on the journey of American-made clothing and textiles. Once a dominant force in the global textile industry, we transitioned from being a leading producer to becoming one of the world’s largest consumers of imported goods. But here’s the exciting part: the tides are turning. As trends evolve, we’re witnessing a revival—a renewed focus on local production and craftsmanship. The story isn’t over; it’s just beginning a new chapter.

American wool farmers play a crucial role in preserving both the land and the craft of producing one of nature's most versatile fibers. Scattered across the country from rolling hills in the Midwest to rugged ranches out West, these farmers shepherd sheep that contribute not just to fashion, but to sustainability.

The iconic red-and-white Santa suit is as timeless as holiday cheer itself, but its history is a colorful patchwork of tradition, pop culture, and clever marketing.

Black Tie should not signal a chance to “get away with” that dark suit you have hanging. A Black-Tie event is an opportunity to shine, use it. Here are some engaging rules to use.

The American flannel shirt is more than just a piece of clothing; it’s a cultural icon. It’s worked hard, rocked hard, and stayed soft. Whether you’re chopping wood, jamming out, or just trying to stay warm, the flannel shirt proves that some styles never go out of fashion—they just get cozier with time.

This Small Business Saturday, step away from the faceless giants and into the warm, quirky embrace of your local shops. Spend your dollars where they matter, support dreams instead of dividends, and give your neighborhood the love it deserves. After all, you can’t spell community without U. Well, you technically can, but you get the point.

New Haven's long history with tailoring is marked by pioneering establishments, contributions to iconic fashion styles, and a sustained commitment to quality craftsmanship. This legacy continues to shape the city's cultural and economic landscape.

Presidential fashion has come a long way since George Washington donned his stately, colonial ensembles. In fact, the attire of American presidents provides a fascinating reflection of the nation's changing values, tastes, and social norms. Over the centuries, presidents have alternated between formality and approachability, with each era’s styles saying as much about the country's evolving identity as about the personal tastes of its leaders.

Let’s face it—when it comes to suits, the range of prices can be dizzying. You walk into one store and snag a suit for $400, and in the next, you’re told it’s $4,000 to even consider looking dapper. What gives?

From its rise as a global thread powerhouse to its frog-filled folklore, Willimantic's "Thread City" story is one of innovation, quirky charm, and lasting legacy in the heart of Connecticut.

Shopping is just that, shopping. Which is a nightmare. Let's focus on telling a story, whittle down the players, hone your skills, and spend less time shopping and more time being you.

Oh you make clothing for women? Why yes, yes we do! Let's highlight some of the garment we have made over the years.