While walking from SoHo to my first presentation of New York Fashion Week I ran into Ricky. 
When he got off the horn, he showed me his new Frank151 book & a photo in his notebook of him and Joe Namath. 
And of course a shot of his home office. 
I’ve been working with the nice folks over at Wm. J. Mills & Co. on two briefcase style bags in this purple stonewashed canvas. If you are not already familiar with Wm. J. Mills & Co. They have been in the game since 1880. Each bag is hand sewn (double-needle stitching).
Email me for more information. Expected delivery will be for Spring. Read more about the bag here: http://theglengarrysportingclub.blogspot.com/2011/01/wm-j-mills-co-laptop-carryall.html
When a man wears his boots and plays as hard as the Baron does, the tuck doesn’t bother me. Maybe it’s his skinny jeans that by nature will tuck into the mouth of the boot. Not to say if it was a wider jean he would have worn over the boot, but they’re so tough and beefy that since the jean isn’t jegging category I really think it’s a case of a natural tuck that one cant help. My main problem with the tuck of todays men & youth is that many I see are wearing dainty precious looking boots. Not tough, not beefy, not covered in paint from a days work or beet up at all.
What you are gazing at is probably all sold by now. I have way too many photos in my bank, I’m rich there… and share what I’m in the mood of. Sorry if I teased you, they have tons more!
I shared with you a taste of their designer assortment… What I didnt realy touch on is their extensive collection of deadstock and worn sportswear or streetwear from Supreme, Stussy and many other legendary brands! They also have the friendliest staff of any young retailer. I hear they are opening a 2nd store, great news.
