Why Suitsupply Custom Suits Are the Best Value in Menswear Tools of the Trade In the strange economics of modern menswear, a man can spend $5,000 on a designer suit that fits like a borrowed tuxedo or $1,000 on a suit that makes him look like he owns the building. The difference often comes down to one brand: Suitsupply. For the last decade, Suitsupply  has quietly become the best value in custom suiting. Take it from one who knows. They aren’t the cheapest and not the most t

NOW COMES THE HARD PART The Prada Business Model When the Prada Group dropped its 2025 numbers, the headline was respectable: revenue climbed 9 percent to $6.63 billion.  Not bad in a luxury market that has recently been wobbling like a fashion editor in stilettos. But the real story buried in the earnings call wasn’t Prada’s numbers. It was Versace, the Italian house Prada quietly bought and now must fix.  Because buying Versace is the easy part. Turning it back into a power

Jewelry designers are jumping in the saddle Hermes Every twelve years the Chinese zodiac hands luxury brands a perfectly gift-wrapped marketing opportunity, so when the Year of the Horse  galloped into 2026, jewelry designers jumped in the saddle and grabbed the reins. Horses already live comfortably inside the luxury imagination. They symbolize power, speed, elegance, and wealth, which are keywords to many luxury brands. The top category for this seems to be jewelry, or more

Boggi. The Style Whisperer The Quiet Value Club: Menswear’s Best-Kept Secrets Luxury menswear has always been a curious business. Walk into the right boutique and you can spend $4,000 on a blazer that looks suspiciously similar to the one hanging two racks over for $900. The difference? Completely unknown. Yet, in recent years, a small but growing group of brands has begun quietly disrupting the traditional luxury formula. They deliver exc