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What are you asking for this year? The WvG Festive Guide
It’s a time of gifting. Here at Wolf vs. Goat, we’ve put together our own holiday Wish List’s, of things we’re looking forward to receiving and giving this year. Some big, some small, all meant to spread some cheer, and all meant to stand the test of time.
Good news for us!
You don't often find good news when you open the newspaper these days. There's a real ample choice of miseries to pluck from. But every now and then a newspaper article comes along that restores your faith in humanity, that fills you with good cheer, that significantly enhances the visibility of a clothing brand. The Washington Post has published just such a story, about a hungry, young(ish) entrepreneur ready to take the world by storm with high quality clothes at friendly prices. Yes, friends, your old pals at Wolf Vs Goat were featured in WaPo and we are ecstatic.Now this...
The overtones of undershirts
It would seem undershirts are really having a moment, huh? Nowadays you see article after tweet after “where can I get that” thread for the white tees as featured in the new Hulu show The Bear. Then came Brad Pitt looking great (mostly because he’s Brad Pitt) in a white shirt in the film Bullet Train. A shirts, or tank tops, or the garment we rather blithely associate with spousal abuse (more on that later) are popping up on runways with gourmet versions going for $TooMuch. But this hasn’t been the first time that the undershirt, and I mean this in...
Casualizing your dressier clothes
Dressing up is fun, right? You get to prance about in your fanciest of jackets, that most luxurious of shirts, your most esoterically welted shoes. But, unless you’re going to a royal gala, it won’t take long to feel a little out of place decked out in your most precious duds as you stand next to someone wearing double-knee work pants. It’s not to say dressing up is wrong, per se, but going balls to the wall on your finest wares can be a bit ostentatious or just generally out of place. There are ways to incorporate dressier elements to...