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VELOCIO SPRING KIT REVIEW FIT FOR CYCLISTS Review by Alex Sardella | Photos by Vinnie Zacha-Herthel Design, Responsibility, and Culture and Velocio’s three main brand objectives. These were all obvious when receiving the fresh batch of riding gear from the New Hampshire based brand. How do you get culture from a t-shirt? Well, the overall fit screams cycling, and being a member of “1% for the Planet” shows corporate responsibility. From the biodegradable packaging to the high-quality threads, it’s apparent that Velocio cares about both cycling and green initiatives. We have been able to log some miles in their new...

When it comes to apparel, there are a plethora of options for every single item you can think of, and even the ones you can’t imagine! There is every colorway, and every different fit, and “new styles!” rarely appear to be new. However, shorts are a staple for anyone, and here we’ve got a collection that includes some of the best. Whether you’re out jumping around being active, going to dinner with your family, or somewhere in between, here are the best shorts for men in 2022. Best Active Shorts for Men Tracksmith Run Cannonball Run Shorts Price: US$88 Carryology...

Carrie Reichert, who once worked as a Las Vegas stripper, said Prince Harry handed her his pants after a wild night out ten years ago - and she is now auctioning the garment off.

  1. Sauder Sauder Palladia Armoire, Vintage Oak finish Safety tested for stability to help reduce tipover accidents Drawer with metal runners and safety stops keep you and your family safe This armoirehas been thoroughly tested in an iso 17025 accredited lab that is underwriters laboratories certified Garment rod behind doors for hanging clothes keep the wrinkles away Quick and easy assembly with patented tslot drawer system   2. CozyCasa CozyCasa Bedroom Armoire Wardrobe 3 Door Wooden Closet Clothes Cabinet with Lock/3 Shelves/Hanging Rod/5 Storage Cubes, Modern Freestanding Wardrobe Closet in White, 44.3 x 17.7 x 72 in White bedroom...

By Jason Sandy Various cufflinks found in the River Thames by mudlarks, Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS )/ Nick Stevens. Over the centuries, people have used toggles, clasps, dress fasteners, hooked tags, and cufflinks to hold their clothing in place. Not only were they practical, utilitarian items, they were highly decorated, ornate fashion accessories which were worn to show off and attract attention. They also displayed one’s wealth and social status. These beautiful works of art tell the story of fashion and culture throughout the ages in Britain. Left to right: Celtic button and loop fastener, Jason Davey. Tudor dress fastener...