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Unionmade is a great shop for workwear, heritage brands, and hard-to-find Japanese imports. They carry everything from Levi’s to Kapital, but the clothes come together in a way that can be roughly described as a classic, casual West Coast aesthetic. There are slim-straight jeans for guys who normally wear sport coats, as well as a huge selection of casualwear drawing militaria, workwear, and neo-retro outdoor gear. From now until Monday, they’re also having an early spring sale. Take 25% off all orders with the checkout code -25FINALSALE (be sure to include the minus sign, which is easy to miss if you copy-and-paste). As the code suggests, all purchases made with the code are final sale, so be sure to check measurements. The code does stack, however,

David Seth Moltz was in Scotland a few years ago, gathering references for his new scent Tomb of Eagles. He’s a self-taught, Brooklyn-based perfumer interested in photorealistic scent representations, which can transport the sniffer to real or imagined places – a bowmaker’s shop in the Pioneer Valley, a burned-down barbershop in Westlake, N.Y. in 1891. Or, in this case, a Neolithic grave site located on a cliff’s edge of Orkney, one Scotland’s more remote and waterlogged archipelagos. Travel writer Katherine LaGrave accompanied David for a story in Conde Nast Traveler: Following Moltz in the wild is to step into a real-life scratch-and-sniff game. At stone-built Skara Brae, a cluster of eight Neolithic houses older than both Stonehenge and the Great Pyramids, he kneels in the grass above

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Looking back, it’s almost comical how men used to buy footwear. Ten years ago, if you wanted a pair of well-made shoes and couldn’t afford any of the better-known brands, you had three options. Scour eBay for something gently used; try one of the lesser-known labels from an overseas shop (and pray they fit); or call Allen Edmonds’ store in Wisconsin for discounted factory seconds (an industry term for shoes that didn’t pass quality controls). Back then, getting a pair of shoes fell into the old engineering line, “good, fast, cheap … pick two.” Whatever you’d save in money, you’d spend in time. Today, the entry-level side of the market has exploded. It’s not terribly hard to get a pair of well-made shoes now for less than