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Reed is out, cartoon graphic tees from the 80s and 90s are in! David and Albert discuss California's most overpriced grocery store, the future of vintage, and some good old-fashioned pants.

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The rerelease of the NN.07 "The Bear" jacket leads the boys down a rabbit hole of when is acceptable/desirable to wear the thing you saw in a movie or tv show. They also get into the new Trump watch and the future of small menswear brands.

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Albert contemplates a new (old stock) watch, David contemplates the replacement for his 990v5s, Reed clashes with paper towel opinions, and everyone does their best to determine the meaning of dress codes from "Garden Party" to "White Tie.

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We discuss everything from the joys of public pools, our ideal swimwear, and the agony and ecstasy of current campaign merch.

The boys are back in their respective towns and ready to tell you about their summer trends and experiences, including, but not limited to, white and distressed denim, the rise of good product at mall brands, and international inbred dog pimps.

The boys are at their very best debating what (if any) trends are important this season. They discuss, at great length, the human centipede of trends. David has lots to say about the privatization of the airlines (and how it changed leather jacket history) and Reed (as usual) is thinking about shoes.

Second show and tell of the year and this one is a goooood one. The boys are in fine form discussing hypebeast cousins, cavalry charges, and all matter of goodness.

The gang catches up on the things on the internet that have been bugging and intriguing them. Carbon Monoxide poisonings, bad Hinge prompts, and sending DMs to the wrong people.

As always, check the Substack.

The first episode back! We're bringing you more Show n Tell episodes as we work to make our usual full-length episodes even bigger and better than ever before! The boys have new watches, new boots, and new jeans - and are dying to talk about bad tiktok business practices, ballet flats for boys, and what's coming up next in menswear.

Enjoy!

As ever, our show notes are published on Substack.

When the first J. Crew catalog came out in 1983, it said the brand was based on 100 years of craftsmanship, which was just a lie. The brand had just started and since then, has reached dizzying highs and terrifying lows. Courtesy of Brendon Babenzien, the brand is back after a fallow period and a bankruptcy in 2020.

Albert leads the boys through the brand's long history and our own thoughts and feelings around the "legendary" brand that had to make up its own legend. As always, read along on our substack.

(If you want a more thorough version of this history, read "Kingdom of Prep" by Maggie Bullock.)

Theme song by Soraya Perry.