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Soldiers, explorers and even a pope (Pius XII) carried a hip flask – the latter “for medical reasons”. It’s a traditional men’s accessory, but it definitely has its DOs and DON’Ts. The Gentleman’s Gazette prepared this little guide to help you handle this classic accessory with care. Hip flasks, also known simply as a flask, is a container specifically designed to hold a portion of hard liquor that is carried in a pocket. O.O. McIntyre, a Washington Herald columnist, wrote in 1920: And then the party started/And there were ten flasks Removed from the hip/In that many seconds And the way they drank it/One would get the idea That this was a free country While it may be a symbol of freedom, the flask most certainly has a time and a place. We will explore the history of the flask, buying and caring for a flask, and flask etiquette. History of the Hip Flask The History of the Flask, courtesy of drunkard.com This excellent infographic from drunkard.com shows how the flask evolv

Soldiers, explorers and even a pope (Pius XII) carried a hip flask – the latter “for medical reasons”. It’s a traditional men’s accessory, but it definitely has its DOs and DON’Ts. The Gentleman’s Gazette prepared this little guide to help you handle this classic accessory with care. Hip flasks, also known simply as a flask, is a container specifically designed to hold a portion of hard liquor that is carried in a pocket. O.O. McIntyre, a Washington Herald columnist, wrote in 1920: And then the party started/And there were ten flasks Removed from the hip/In that many seconds And the way they drank it/One would get the idea That this was a free country While it may be a symbol of freedom, the flask most certainly has a time and a place. We will explore the history of the flask, buying and caring for a flask, and flask etiquette. History of the Hip Flask The History of the Flask, courtesy of drunkard.com This excellent infographic from drunkard.com shows how the flask evolv

It is officially summer, and the sun is heating up. Dressing for the heat can be awkward and difficult, so here are Mainline Menswear’s main summer staples you’ll need to get through the hot weather in style. The Sunglasses Okay, so this may seem pretty obvious, but a decent pair of sunglasses is simply a must for your summer wardrobe. Protecting your eyes from UV light and adding a touch of style to an otherwise sweaty, summer outfit. You cannot go without a pair of sunglasses this season. We recently told you about our favourite sunglasses this summer, but if you’re in a rush and not sure what to pick, then I recommend you go for some classic aviator glasses like these from Ray Ban . A classic style from a much-loved brand, you can’t go wrong with these.   SHOP DESIGNER SUNGLASSES The White Trainers Canvas plimsolls, white sneakers, tennis shoes – whatever you’re calling them, keep your feet looking and feeling cool with a pair of white trainers this summer. The bonus to th

Most men don’t follow the designer outfits seen on the runway. Unlike with women, It’s a very rare case to see masses of the average man altercating over designer clothing on sale. They prefer something straight from their wardrobes or something that can be used for multiple occasions. But fret not, we've got you all covered, with tips on how to beat the heat this summer in style. It's all about simply playing a little with your existing wardrobe and adding few new menswear garments to help you make a style statement. Some trends that are definitely in this summer are; Tropical Printed Shirts  Tropical prints are always in whenever we talk about summer fashion trends. As usual, tropical prints were a huge part of the London Fashion Week Men's  shows. Who doesn’t want a cool beachy look this summer, to give you a sense of cool in this hot season. Another reason to wear this trend is that it's simply one of the coolest trends of the season. Just choose the right lig

Here at MenswearStyle we might be focused on all things male, but when it comes to support in sport, it should be coming from both sides. There has previously been a huge divide in sport between men and women, with the general resounding stereotype that men are stronger and women cannot play to the same standard of men. Thankfully there is a change in the air with the heavy-sided seesaw gently tipping. A divide still remains, however with recent sporting achievements, a dramatic positive change in statistics and the help from a new campaign from Sky, we can see the gap gradually closing. Sky Sports’ recently created 'Show Up' campaign, in collaboration with the Women's Sports Trust, aims to encourage everyone (which includes you men out there) to increase their knowledge and passion for women's sport. It doesn't matter how you contribute; whether it's watching from home on TV, sending out an enthusiastic tweet, or taking yourself or your children to watch a li

Suits come in two basic flavors–single and double breasted–but, beyond that, a suit jacket is one of the most complex tailored items out there, made up of numerous component parts that we may not think about that much. However, each aspect of a suit’s design adds something to how it looks on you. In this article, we’ll review the anatomy of a suit, with an emphasis on the important terminology used to describe its various features. What is a “Suit”? Though it may seem obvious, it may be worth mentioning first of all that a suit is comprised of a jacket and pants in matching fabric that forms a set, hence its name in French:  complet . As Sven Raphael Schneider has explained elsewhere , the modern English word comes from the French suivre,  “to follow,” with the pants following the jacket (or vice versa). When I’ve worn a sport coat and non-matching trousers, I’ve received compliments on my “suit,” which is technically incorrect, though as a gentleman, I accept the compliment  with