Whether you’ve recently entered the workforce or you’ve realized it’s time to make a change, upgrading your style is a daunting task that can pose some difficulty. We’re taking a look into the new ebook from Barron at EffortlessGent.com which promises to graduate your style simply, elegantly, and affordably.
Carolina or St. Louis? Brisket or Pork shoulder? This summer, navigate the maze of sauce styles, meat cuts, and cooking methods of barbecue.
Move beyond spaghetti and meat sauce with this delicious and simple pasta dish that works equally well impressing a date or just after a long day at work.
The popular made-to-measure company just got more awesome – they sponsored Primer this month!
A plain shirt with a striped tie not only gets boring, it’s entry-level. Learn to pair patterns and stripes with these 8 examples.
Ready to try your hand at inventing your own drinks? Just remember these handy rules of thumb.
A new video series that makes cooking real food easy and fun. In this episode: Beer-braised Beef Pot Pie
Pants act as an anchor for your style, swapping one pair for another can completely change the image you convey. Make sure they fit their best.
Nothing quite says “I care for you” as being (appropriately) concerned over your girlfriends well-being. If her ex won’t return the spare key or she’s just moved into a new place, seize the opportunity, and offer to change out her door locks so she feels safe and secure. Replacing a lock or deadbolt is an easy project, and she’ll love you for it.
Covering almost a half of your body, the fit of your shirt is paramount for looking your best. We break it down from neck to waist.
A carefully gathered getup is worthless if the elements don’t fit. When wanting to look your best, fit is king. In our new series we explore the methods of ensuring all your clothes, from your suit to your belt fit your body.
You may think you’re strong with a wrench, but a socket wrench can twist the head of a bolt right off. The ratcheting wrench makes tightening and removing bolts incredibly easy. Know your ratchets, sockets, and accessories.
Many beer novices hear “light beer” and assume Coors, Miller, or Bud Light. When, in fact, these beers fall into only one or two categories of the nearly 140 beer styles. If you don’t want to be reminded of Beer Pong the next time you opt for a light beer, check out one (or all!) of our 10 picks.
Sometimes friendships, even long-lasting important ones, can sour. Many guys opt for the “pretend they don’t exist, and they’ll get the hint” approach. We say you’re more of a man that that.
One of the greatest discoveries of the mechanical man is leverage. A wrench allows you to turn a tiny little bolt with greater force than you ever could with just your fingers. Make sure you’re using the right one.
You love steak you say, but do you know why you order that porterhouse instead of the tri-tip? Check out our interactive guide (with hovers!) so the next time you’re ordering, you’ll be the king of cattle.
Men are surprisingly taught very little about how to take care of their skin. We check in with Dr. Jeffrey Benabio on some things every guy should know about the largest organ in the body.
Many of us delay success out of disdain for failure. Roosevelt doesn’t think you have your priorities straight.
Whiteboards are perfect for brainstorming any type of project. The problem? They’re really, really expensive. We found a unique, and easy DIY solution for under $15.
Telling guys to be polite and friendly may sound obvious, but how many times have you diverted your eyes walking passed someone in the hallway, or pulled out your cell phone in the elevator to avoid small talk? Yeah. We thought so.
Valentine’s Day doesn’t need to be expensive, commercial, or stressful. We’ve got an outline for an amazing evening at home, no jewelry required.
Branching out from the selection of college beer choices can be intimidating if you don’t know where to look. We’ll get you started with India Pale Ales and offer a few brews to try first.
While man was blessed with nimbler, stronger gripping hands than most animals, they’re not quite small, or strong, enough for many jobs around the house. Enter: pliers.
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