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Depth, Weight, Character – New Arrivals at Rivet & Hide

Rivet & Hide just landed a heavyweight lineup built for guys who live in their clothes. Two standouts from Fine Creek Leathers lead the charge: the Richmond (Type I) and Hampton (Type III), both cut from 1.5mm Shinki horsehide. Veg-tanned with a natural teacore, the leather is built to age with depth and nuance, shaping slowly to your body over time.

From outerwear to layers, this drop is all about texture and permanence. 3sixteen offers a chore jacket in 12oz stonewashed black duck canvas, finished with custom metal shanks and a clean regular fit. Iron Heart blends Western and workwear in their 17oz cotton duck CPO shirt, loaded with triple-needle stitching, felled seams, and copper snaps.

Also restocked: the 21oz Modified Type III denim jacket and 11oz crew necks in black and olive. Merz b. Schwanen rounds it out with 2M15 loopwheeled tees in Nut and contrast Ecru.

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UNIQLO Says Thank You with the Arigato Festival

To mark 40 years since opening its first store in Japan, UNIQLO is celebrating with the Arigato Festival, a global thank you to customers. Running until June 1st, the event includes giveaways, special collaborations, and limited-time deals.

In stores, shoppers can win one of three trips to Tokyo but also, by spending over $70, you’ll receive a limited edition branded stainless steel tumbler. You can also bring in your old Premium Linen Shirt for $5 monogramming at select RE.UNIQLO Studios.

Highlights also include the new UNIQLO x Anya Hindmarch summer T-shirt collection and the upcoming Pokémon Sketch UT drop arriving May 26th.

Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the brand, this is the time to stop by. See more info here.

‘Daddy’ Was the Prevailing Menswear Theme at Cannes This Year

In GQ, Eileen Cartter reports from the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, where Pedro Pascal, Jeremy Strong, and Alexander Skarsgård helped turn “fashion daddy” into the unexpected menswear theme of the year:

Last week, the 2025 Cannes Film Festival kicked off with a freshly reinforced dress code that stipulated, among other things, that “for decency reasons, nudity is prohibited on the red carpet.” If you’d asked me then to forecast the prevailing fashion takeaways from this year’s seaside cinema extravaganza, I would have predicted the obvious: a sexless fashion event in France! Sacré bleu!

Cannes is famous for its high-glam red carpet, where the Riviera sunlight glints off highlighted collarbones and voluminous sequined gowns. There have even been sultry menswear moments in recent years, such as the 2023 premiere of Pedro Almodóvar’s short film Strange Way of Life, when the hunky cast of Spanish actors Jason Fernandez, Manu Ríos and Jose Condessa all managed to find suits that displayed some combination of bare chests and biceps. When I inquired with the Cannes press office about how the no-nudity policy would apply to men and their no-shirt suits—what would happen to all of those toned pectorals?—I received the same standard reply they’d already sent to other publications: “This year, the Cannes Film Festival has made explicit in its charter certain rules that have long been in effect,” the response read, adding, “The aim is not to regulate attire per se, but to prohibit full nudity on the red carpet, in accordance with the institutional framework of the event and French law.” (The Cannes press office did not respond to requests for clarification.)

Read the full piece on GQ.com.

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