"IF YOU'RE GOING TO TRY, GO ALL THE WAY. OTHERWISE, DON'T EVEN START."
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Of a Kind: A Day in the Life of The Knottery
Livin’ the dream.
If you ever wondered what Jay and Jack from The Knottery actually look like, they’re really just a couple of dorks. But seriously, big up to The Knottery—really good people chasing their dreams and having fun while doing it.
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DB suits are the mutts nuts - so long as you have the stones to wear it well and the means to have it tailored. Don't mislead the people by assuming they are all only buying rtw garbage.
Ethan is, of course, absolutely, positively 100% correctamundo. We just disagree on how many individuals “have the stones to wear it well.” I think it’s just a product of Ethan having more faith in his fellow citizens of the world than I. To each his own. I just thank him for not stealing my tots this time.
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A twist on a classic item.
Calling Nice Try Bro
To be worn with leather mask, gag-ball and studded vest (sold separately). Bring out the gimp!
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Kit:
Jacket: VISVIM - Antique Strabler
Shirt: VISVIM - Beuys B.D.
Tie: Acapulco Gold - Polkadot Camo tie
Glasses: BERYLL - Ace Aviators
Belt: VISVIM - Python Belt
Pants: ACNE - Slim Chino
Shoes: Junya Watanabe - Leather Brogues
Belts on belts? That whole Mac Womack from Super Troopers meets T-101 thing really isn’t working out for this schmuck. Looks like he left his job as an elementary school principal, threw on a leather jacket, rolled up his pants and convinced himself that he is one bad motherfucker.
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What is your opinion on tie pins? I've only seen men wear tie bars lately, but I just inherited a black hills gold tie pin in the shape of a grape leaf that my grandfather purchased for my father.
Sure, tie tacks and stick pins evoke warm images of old world charm, but those quaint little fuckers also wreak havoc on your ties. If you want to poke holes in your ties, be my guest. I prefer mine as is.
Your inheritance sounds nice, don’t get me wrong. Not to mention that it certainly beats inheriting a watch that was hidden in two men’s anuses for a total of 12 years in Hanoi—that’s for sure. Let’s just hope you never have to go through anything like that in order to pass your heirloom down to your unborn son. Cheers.
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