Architecture Of A Hickey Freeman Suit
Twice a year we host a made to measure event at the shop to celebrate one of America’s most iconic tailored clothing brands, Hickey Freeman. To find a garment with the level of quality in...Upcoming J. Michaels Events
Our new year got off to a great start, thanks to those of you who stopped by to take advantage of the kickoff to our winter sale last month. We have quite a bit in store for the season ahead,...J. Michaels Annual Winter Sale Begins January 2nd
We are kicking the New Year off with an early start to our Winter Sale! All in-store seasonal merchandise will be 40% off and all neckwear will be Buy One Get One Free! Stop in and get first dibs...Rambler’s Way Introduces Us To Lightweight American Grown Wool
This is a story that starts not with sheep but with toothpaste. Yes, toothpaste – Tom’s of Maine toothpaste to be exact as roughly forty years ago Tom Chappell started his initiative...Our Top Picks For Your Summer Wardrobe
If you are anywhere in the vicinity of Nashville, then you know summer threw down the gauntlet this year and 100+ temps have already wreaked havoc on outdoor festivities, our AC systems, and our...
The four-in-hand necktie was fashionable in Britain in the 1850s. The term "four-in-hand" originally described a carriage with four horses and a driver. Some etymologic reports are that carriage drivers knotted their reins with a four-in-hand knot, and others claim the carriage drivers wore their scarves knotted 'four-in-hand.’ Either way, we feel the four-in-hand has proven a long standing tradition for classic dressing.
