Johan Fasquelle Kozjan, aka M47 Vintage, opens the doors to his archive of militaria, workwear, and rare vintage garments.

Klemm & Stifel : The rarest denim of the American textile history.

It has been a soldier's bag, a fly angler's bag, and a tool-carrier for tradespeople whose names were never catalogued. Discover the story of The Musette bag.

Discover how jeans became America's most honest garment: a personal archive written in indigo, friction, and time.

Discover the Chimayo jacket, a 400-year-old New Mexico weaving tradition turned men's fashion icon.

From military base layer to modern essential, discover why the ribbed undershirt remains a foundational garment every man should own.

People often get introduced to the French workwear world thanks to this item: the famous “veste en moleskine” (moleskin jacket). But what do you really know about it ?

Cropped, embroidered, and cut in gabardine, the Western bolero jacket turned ranchwear into one of the most distinctive silhouettes in American menswear.

During the First World War, Britain relied on watchful eyes along its shores. Among those observers were Sea Scouts, standing in heavy wool jumpers inspired by the Royal Navy.

Long before leather jackets and lifestyle branding, Harley-Davidson was built on racing.

A short visual history, from the early 1900s to the mid-century, of what American Football players actually wore.

The Cowichan sweater is not a trend, but a garment rooted in Indigenous knowledge, labor, and survival.

Discover 10 famous movie leather jackets—from The Wild One to Top Gun and Fight Club—and why these iconic pieces still shape menswear today.

Peacoats are the eminent choice for braving winter weather.

It was one of the staples of American factories (and not only) in the last century: the shop coat.

Autumn is a season of transition, both in terms of climate and clothing style. And one piece symbolizes this transition better than any other: the half-zip shirt.

Do you know the difference between the US Navy pullover shirt and te US Navy Shawl Collar Jacket ?

Born in the 19th century, the marinière made its maiden voyage as part of the French naval uniform and the original design featured 21 stripes - one for each of Napoleon Bonaparte’s victories.