In need of some warm, practical outerwear – we took our new packable pillow puffer jacket to Vermont's highest peak – Mount Mansfield for a weekend ramble.
Keep readingstyle How hiking has scaled the fashion pyramid style The rise of merch From restaurant tees to concert wares, merch is a must-have in 2018. We grabbed some promo apparel from Montreal’s biggest institutions, mixed it with our latest arrivals, and went for a stroll in the Mile End.
Keep readingstyle The prairie dress: 2018 > 1918 At its core, the prairie style feels restrictive, body obscuring, and modest. So why is it trending today?
Keep readingstyle Suiting 2.0: The new way to wear a suit These days, you don't need to have a reason to suit up. By ditching the tie, losing the button-up, and maybe mixing in some fire sneakers, it’s a look that has never been easier to pull it off.
Keep readingstyle How to wash your merino wool sweaters Washing your luxurious knitwear can cause anxiety – but no longer! Here's how to care for our new machine-washable Merino sweaters.
Keep readingstyle The most stylish tennis players of all time Our homage to the style pioneers of the game. Those who dared to challenge the status quo, or who managed to put their own spin — within the rules — on traditional club-appropriate attire.
Keep readingstyle Yes, it's totally OK to wear white after Labour Day White is the key to upping your style this autumn. We've recapped the most iconic all-white looks from Steve McQueen to Rihanna and Drake to Scarface.
Keep readingstyle Frank And Oak IRL: Our local, sustainable store philosophy You may have noticed that we've been opening new stores. Here's a peak at the thought process behind our brick & mortar experience.
Keep readingstyle It's time to hoard some cords From Gertrude Stein to Wes Anderson corduroy has remained a natty classic through the decades. Here's how to wear it.
Keep readingstyle This month in style: September's 4 essential styles Our edit of what's new from Frank And Oak in the month of September.
Keep readingstyle Go back to school in the Oxford shoe With its scholarly vibe and elegant shape, it’s not hard to see why it’s a great option for the arrival of fall.
Keep readingstyle A killer closet in 12 easy menswear essentials Tired of your closet? Too many bad shirts and ill-fitting pants? Start over! The key to the perfect wardrobe starts with just a hand-full of classic pieces.
Keep readingstyle Jeans! Jeans! Jeans! Jeans!: 4 ways to wear denim Because denim is so easy to wear, we put together a few looks on the guys around the office to show you how to elevate your denim fits.
Keep readingstyle Behind the seams: Organic cotton is great for the environment. Not so fast! The switch to organic cotton isn’t as cut and dry as it appears. It’s far more nuanced.
Keep readingstyle Dad caps are prettay, prettay, prettay good. Thanks, pops, for the good looks, the irresistible charm, and...the Hypebeast-approved style? Yes the dad cap has become the go-to headwear.
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people Lou Phelps turns to his thoughts for his latest record With his new album, Lou Phelps is opening up. We talked with him about what it means to be real with yourself, collabing with other artists, and the difference between rapping in French and English.
Keep readingpeople David Schmidt on what makes the perfect restaurant Whether it's tiki bars or house music hubs, David Schmidt is a local restaurateur with passion to spare. We chatted with him about what drives him and his enterprises.
Keep readingpeople Garrison Bespoke's Michael Nguyen on levelling up your fall suit game We chatted with Garrison Bespoke's Michael Nguyen about his early interest in tailoring, what he's learned from the icons he's dressed, and what to look for when buying a suit.
Keep readingpeople Dani Roche is Toronto’s internet-era design queen On being more influential than an “influencer” and working with friends: we spoke with the founder of Kastor & Pollux.
Keep readingpeople Restaurateur Ryan Gray talks good wine and even better pizza We sat down with restaurateur Ryan Gray to talk about how his work has helped shape Montreal's dining scene, pizza, hospitality, and his thoughts on living la bella vita.
Keep readingpeople Ryerson University’s Ben Barry on remodelling fashion’s paradigm Ben Barry was 14 when he started his own modelling agency devoted to diversity. Now he's the Chair of Ryerson's School of Fashion. Not surprisingly, he’s staying (stylishly) woke.
Keep readingpeople Video game creator Brie Code wants to help you learn to love your phone again, using #SelfCare. We talked to Code about what inspired her to start her own studio and how queer gamers can find community.
Keep readingpeople Tegan and Sara talk hustling the other 9-to-5 Tegan and Sara moved from indie rock pillars to bona fide pop stars without skipping a beat. Strong, intelligent, and hard to pin down–we chatted about navigating the music biz for over two decades and doing it in style.
Keep readingpeople Saintwoods' Zach Macklovitch on building a brand and doing what he loves Saintwoods has moved from a small promotions company to a creative studio with burgeoning fashion line – we asked co-founder Zach Macklovitch how he's managed to grow his brand while remaining true to his passions.
Keep readingpeople Puno tells us how to live that super happy freelance life We asked Puno about quitting her 9-to-5, making the scary jump to freelance, and her general tips for living her best freelancing life.
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