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Welcome to Add to Cart, in which Esquire editors tell you about the clothes, shoes, watches, gear, gadgets, booze, and anything else we’re coveting right now. \xa0 - The Editors at\xa0Esquire |
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No matter how much money I get, you won't catch me spending \\$300 on fashion-y selvedge jeans from Japan or Italy. That's my promise. We're talking about a garment that was made by the American working class, and made legendary by Middle America Silver Screen heroes like Marlon Brando and James Dean. Jeans should be tough, look good, and no one should be worried about making rent if they buy a pair. This is starting to sound like a campaign rally. I'm the John Fetterman of jeans over here. The Huey Long of long denim pants. And I'm about to put forward some legislation: The Jean New Deal. |
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For the price you're paying, it should be a work of art. |
| Bonus: They're as hard-wearing as they are comfortable. |
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With brands like Jacquemus, Stone Island, and Vivienne Westwood at up to 55% off, how could you not shop these picks? |
| Your secret to healthier, more hydrated skin. |
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The human body is funny. We're not like sharks that die if they stop moving. A lot of stuff can go sideways if we're in a sedentary state for too long. Sitting for long periods tenses your lower back, joints, and hips. It can lead to herniated disks, and (most painfully) issues with sciatica. Standing desks are one great fix that gently works your muscles. But, a nice work from desk plus walking treadmills? The only thing that'll beat that is a home gym where you can strengthen and stretch it all out. To help you be your most productive, pain-free self, we put a bunch of under-desk treadmills to the test. |
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