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Recommended Web Sites
Every now and then we come across a website that we would like to share with our visitors for for shopping, as a technical resource, or because it is simply fascinating:
The Sleevehead is a fascinating blog with a view of clothes that is a blend of equal parts beautiful clothing and a thoughtful commentary on the future. I usually talk to the gentlemen who writes the blog about clothes but we always end up talking about technology and how it changes our lives.
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Heather McGilvray is an artisan weaver who plays with colors and produces magic that captures the feeling of nature: |
"The gentlemen members of the London Lounge agree to defend, preserve and perpetuate the cultural heritage embodied in the sartorial arts for future generations. Each member will use his energy, skill and education to render comprehensible the virtues of true elegance and good taste to those who seek advice and counsel. The parameters that define good taste are appreciated within these walls as liberating and not restrictive." A friendly and relaxed environment at the The London Lounge reviews many aspects of sartorial elegance. My favorite part of which is the fabric descriptions. Michael Alden very gently and politely keeps the information flowing along. |
"For several years I have been picking NFL games against the spread and doing pretty well (around 56 percent over 12 years or so). Doing pretty well, that is, as long as I don’t put any actual money down. Once that happens, all is lost. And of course we all know that gambling on sporting events is illegal in most circumstances, and that gambling in general is a pox and a blight, unless the racket is controlled by the state and the proceeds, at least for public consumption, are earmarked for education. At this point gambling ceases to be a vice and becomes sound fiscal policy." Patrick L. Sullivan is rumored to be a talented fisherman and sports writer, but the truth is that he is an entertaining and witty observer of life with a slightly warped sense of humor. For more of his writings: Visit Patrick's Blog |
"Men who wear suits need shoes that look as though they have been made by hand and are composed of natural materials such as leather." If you are looking for a clear, concise, well thought out source of information on classic clothes I would suggest a visit to this blog: A suitable wardrobe Will, the author has a philosophical voice that is tempered with practical experience. |
Tablerock llamas is a fascinating and unique combination of a llama ranch and exotic yarn studio with a variety of classes thrown in for good measure. Valerie is extremely friendly and a good listener and advisor when it comes to tricky dyeing situations. You can see their studio if you are in the Colorado Springs area or visit their website at: www.tablerockllamas.com
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SCA's merchant site is simply an amazing group of merchants with products and services that will bring you back into another time! Journey to see them at: http://www.chainmailstore.com/scamerchantsrow/main.php |
Ray Renfroe's art was all about cowboys, nature and the spirit of the west. Cowboy art lovers such as President Ronald Reagan and Senator Barry Goldwater were avid collectors of Ray's work. Looking at one of Renfroe's sculptures or paintings brings to life a mood and feeling that makes you feel as if you were actually there in the old west. www.rayrenfroe.com
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Inspirational Works is an import business with a focus on hand-crafted Christian art from South America: Worksthatinspire.com |
Andy's Encyclopedia of Men's Clothes is a good all round reference source for information on men's clothes. Andy combines Andy's Encyclopedia contains complete information (47 Chapters) on every article of men's clothing: what to look for in quality features, tips on fit, fabric, styles, how to look your best, and garment history. There are also chapters on fabrics, clothing care, foreign size conversions and grooming. For more information visit www.askandyaboutclothes.com/sales |
