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Advantages of Steel-Toe Boot and Shoe for Working Men
Safety is vital when you’re at work. Regardless of the type of job you have right now, you should be able to accomplish your responsibilities effectively without compromising your safety. If you’re working in the construction industry or other industrial settings, using a steel-toe boot or shoe is a necessity. Aside from being a requirement from the occupational safety and health legislation, using a steel-toe boot or shoe for work can ensure your safety in more ways than one.
The Mission Workshop Hayes Button-Up Shirt
The Hayes high-performance button up by Mission Workshop is a beautifully-tailored oxford button-up designed to look great dressed up or dressed down. Utilizing an innovative textile called 37.5® the Hayes has the ability to help keep the body from creating liquid sweat while isolating odor molecules without using chemical finishes. Incorporating this ingenious material with the Mission Workshop design aesthetic creates a technical, stylish button up that is truly built to endure.
The evolution pant - the ultimate pant for travel, outdoor and every day
After three years of searching for the perfect fabric, it is presented to you the finest, most versatile product yet - The Evolution Pant. A highly-functional pair of pants designed to be the only pants you need for travel, outdoors and everyday. Built with a unique stretch nylon Supplex® fabric, The Evolution Pant is stronger, softer, stain-proof and packed full of travel features to allow you to do more with less!
2016 Men's fashion trends: New Utility
The utilitarian aesthetic represents forms of genderless dressing. New Utility is the ultimate unisex look, combining practicality with sophisticated design.
The benefits of the wool fabrics for men's suits
It is believed that the art of spinning wool into yarn was created around 8 000 BC when sheep became domesticated.
Today wool suits are the most popular men's suits on the market, because of the wool's unique properties.
It's a fabric, which is as appropriate for Summer as for Winter. It all depends on the thread count and the number of twists in the fabric.
