SF Chronicle Article featuring Revolver, Kya and SelfEdge, SF Menswear

[MIKE_JE]

Nice little article today in the SF Chronicle Style section:

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...LV2K1J1TGU.DTL

 

[NAMOR]

nice read. Thanks!

 

[Mr. Sartorial]

Decent article. It's no secret now that guys are getting more into understanding their style. I like the idea of giving talks across campuses. good for them.

 

[NAMOR]

" Guys love details and getting really , really into something. It 's another way of saying
that it 's a hobby . Menswear has turned into a hobby ."

I can relate

 

[thatguymj]

Good article, thanks.

I tried to check out the new place on market called Maas & Stacks last Sunday but it was closed. I've heard good things about them, though. One of the only places in SF that carries Common Projects.

 

[Gus]

"Dapper" is not a word I associate with the Mission. God bless them for getting guys into anything beyond hoodies and T's.

 

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Originally Posted by pocketsquareguy

"Dapper" is not a word I associate with the Mission. God bless them for getting guys into anything beyond hoodies and T's.
+1, that's all my friends wear unfortunately

 

[pickpackpockpuck]

I think that's the most on-target part of the whole story, actually. I feel like this same story has been rewritten over and over in the past few years, and papers and magazines keep treating it like it's something new.

Originally Posted by NAMOR

" Guys love details and getting really, really into something. It 's another way of saying that it 's a hobby. Menswear has turned into a hobby ."

 

[brad-t]

Unfortunately, much like most other hobbies, a lot of people end up getting obsessed with minute details like stitch count without seeing the bigger picture (that a high stitch count won't stop you from looking terrible)

 

[pickpackpockpuck]

^Very true.

 

[bony boy]

Originally Posted by Uncontrol

Unfortunately, much like most other hobbies, a lot of people end up getting obsessed with minute details like stitch count without seeing the bigger picture (that a high stitch count won't stop you from looking terrible)

+1