So, your beloved great uncle gave you a pair of cufflinks for your birthday. They might’ve even be his from way back in the day, the ones he wore to the office back in the ’60s. You’re touched. Only ...

Q I have a few shirts with two different patterns. There is the main pattern that you always see, and another one that only shows when you open the top one or two buttons or when you turn back the ...

We don’t spend nearly as much time pondering our cuffs and our cufflinks as we used to, but great style still lies in the details. Pranav Vora, founder and CEO of D.C. menswear company Hugh & Crye, ...

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About a half inch of “linen“ should show beyond the sleeve of the jacket when the arm is at one’s side. When no shirt shows at the wrist, the arms tend to look long and ape-like, a problem George W.