Grey Fox

Should any man using products to cover grey, silver or white hair be excluded from Grey Fox membership? I wouldn't use them, as I have a...

One of the major influences in my search for style has been street photography - the best of which shows how clothes can reflect the wearer...

Sartorial experts would have us wearing socks that match our trousers (or pants if you're American; but that gets confusing for those ...

I started this blog three months ago to describe a man's search for style in middle age. Inevitably it has gone well some days, slowly ...

The Ivy League look dates from the fifties, but has been persistent in its influence since. I bought Graham Marsh and JP Gaul's The Ivy...

In my search for middle age style I'm always on the lookout for modern takes on traditional clothes. The traditional tweed jacket is gen...

Mixing patterns, such as wearing different checks alongside each other, has to be done with care. I've admired the way some men manage t...

I picked up a copy of A Shed of One's Own - Midlife without the Crisis in Watertones (note they no longer use an apostrophe - so much fo...

Men of whatever age love well-made objects. Most of us with an interest in style will want to own something of beauty or an object into wh...

I want to look at double-breasted jackets again (see my post of a few days ago salivating over Cabourn's tweed DB jacket). I also like t...

Nearly ten years ago I badly damaged my right foot in a cycling accident (yes, another one). For a long while I thought I would no longer...

Being on a search for style in middle age it occurred to me that I ought to take a passing interest in men's fashion so I looked to see ...

I've been looking for a double-breasted blazer or tweed jacket. Here's a Nigel Cabourn 1940s-inspired Harris tweed jacket I'd co...

One thing I'm learning in my search for style in middle age is that if you feel self-conscious in your clothes you won't look relaxe...