Raleigh Denim Follow-up: The Curatory

Raleigh Denim’s workrooms are not the only operation run by Victor and Sarah in Raleigh’s warehouse district.  They also founded the Curatory, a highly edited shop which showcases both their own wares and a selection of other unique brands. The space was carved out of the front of Raleigh Denim’s workshop.  The small shop also…

OTC on the Road: Raleigh Denim

It’s always a cool experience when you meet someone so into what they do that their energy literally permeates the space around them.  Bespoke clothier Jon Green is one of those people, so is shirt maker Ignatious Joseph.  Jon is so passionate about creating exceptional tailored clothing for his equally exceptional clients, he nearly vibrates.…

Gentleman Prefer Blogs: OTC Featured in Washington Post Express

Off the Cuff was recently interviewed for a Washington Post Express article (below) on the impact of blogs on how men dress.  Assistant Styles Editor Katherine Boyle, pulled together a great piece explaining how the rise of the menswear blog has helped guys become more comfortable with style. More importantly, many blogs, including OTC, provide…

The Man Has Style

When you hear “Washington, DC lobbyist,” this is, perhaps, not the face that comes to mind. KR is an old friend of mine, a coworker who is indeed a true-blue DC lobbyist.  More specifically, he is a dyed-in-the-wool son of the South who, by the sheer misfortune of life landed in the Yankee infested bastion…

Alan Flusser (Finally) Profiled in The Rake

Issue 15 of The Rake, out now, has a wonderful profile of OTC friend and legendary clothier, Alan Flusser.  Though not available in the United States, The Rake is having a significant impact on the modern meaning and execution of classic American style. Perhaps the only serious examination of classic menswear and men’s style on…