clothing
The Best Deals This Week, From Bidets to Le Creusets
We've got a Williams Sonoma warehouse sale, Halloween promos on one of our fave bum-pampering bidets, and a site-wide Ella Paradis sex toy sale.
The Best Fall Basics Under $100, From Flannels to Beanies
Our fall wardrobe hasn’t been updated since 2019, so it's time to deck our closets with flannels, cozy jackets, and Carhartt beanies.
How Scammers Are Making Easy Money on Amazon's Merch Store
Pirates are downloading designs from Merch by Amazon and selling designs as their own, while Amazon sorts out the printing and shipping for them.
What Your Favourite Streetwear Brand Says About You
If you've ever salivated over a medium-priced t-shirt, find yourself here.
Moving to NYC From the West Coast? Here's What You'll Need
Start with a brisk walking pace, an incorrect opinion on bagels, and a healthy hatred of Bill de Blasio.
The Best Men’s Underwear, According to Men
We consulted the bros of the internet (and several IRL buddies) to find the best junk-hugging, schlong-securing men’s underwear on the market.
How to Go Running Without Dressing Like an Awkward Dad
From non-nerdy shoes to retro-inspired shorts, this running gear won't make you feel like a jabroni when you hit the pavement.
How to Look Effortlessly Queer (Without Just Slapping on a Rainbow)
Here are some of the easiest aesthetic cues for flexing your LGBTQ energy without a rainbow in sight.
Quilting Is More Than Just Another Gen Z Trend
Quilting is about craft, community, and identity—of course Gen Z loves it.
After COVID, I'll Never Dress 'Normal' Again
Gender is a construct. Fashion is a construct. Our social lives are a construct. Why limit the way we dress? The answer: Don't.
What It's Like to Sell 'Life Is Good' When the World Feels Bad
2020 has made many of us anxious and angry. According to Life Is Good's "chief executive optimist" Bert Jacobs, the business of optimism is booming.
Everlane Reassures Workers, Then Lays Off and Furloughs Hundreds
The "ethical" clothing retailer recently claimed to workers that its "team connection" was "stronger than ever."