May 19, 2024May 17, 2024 by Beau H.

The Sunday Sale: The Sunski Shoreline Sunglasses are the Best Men’s Sunglasses Under $50

If you keep up with the pages of this men’s style blog, you know that sometimes, great style is all about opportunity — seizing the opportunity to score some of the best sunglasses for men at a steep discount, that is. And that’s what brings us into today’s edition of The Sunday Sale, because my friends at Bespoke Post are offering up some of the best sunglasses for under $50.

Shop and save on men’s gear at Bespoke Post

The Sunski Shoreline Sunglasses hit all the right marks in terms of standout summer style and performance, in addition to that standout price. The oversized, Aviator-style design is classic and yet modern, bold enough in all the right ways.

Details like polarized lenses optimize performance and protection, from the beach to the boardwalk, from a backyard BBQ to a refined summer rooftop cocktail hour.

Recycled materials give them a sustainable vibe, but the standout part about your new favorite pair of sunglasses, at least in this instance, is the price: They’re now available via the Bespoke Post Sale section for just $44. That’s a nearly unheard-of deal, one that puts some of the best men’s sunglasses squarely within your reach.

Even at full price, the Sunski Shoreline Sunglasses are just $58, but who wants to pass up a chance to save on a pair of frames? Put that extra dough towards a beach six-pack of beer, and revel in the knowledge that you’ve saved big on your new favorite sunglasses, my friends.

April 10, 2023April 6, 2023 by Beau H.

See Now, Buy Now: These Sunski Sunglasses Are A Steal at Under $60 From Bespoke Post

Perhaps you, like me, like to head to a one-stop shop when it comes time to gear up for spring — a one-stop shop to find, say, the best sunglasses for men, along with other choice favorites. Perhaps that’s a place like Bespoke Post — they assuredly curates and sell one of the best subscription boxes for men, but the Bespoke Post Shop is also worth your time and hard-earned cash.

Learn more and shop at Bespoke Post now

It’s treasure trove of the best gear for men, from home goods to bar cart essentials to today’s pick of choice, the affordably priced Sunski Dipseas Sunglasses. And when I say affordably priced, I really mean it — these subtle, stylish shades retail for under $60 at full price right now, and that’s a deal that’s just too good to pass up.

Available in both Tortoise and Bronze, the Sunski Dipseas Sunglasses give you the quality and style points of a much more expensive pair from a major retailer, yet you can feel good about shopping through Bespoke Post (the NYC company has a penchant for supporting smaller businesses).

Made from recycled polycarbonate and boasting durable stainless steel hinges, the Sunski Dipseas Sunglasses also boast lenses designed that offer 100 percent UVA and UVB protection. Of course, they do this at the same time as they feature a frame design that’s just the right amount of retro cool.

The Sunski Dipseas Sunglasses would wear especially well with your favorite spring polo and tailored chinos, or with a laidback pocket tee and chino shorts — any time you need subtly stylish shades that won’t break the bank, reach for the Sunski Dipseas Sunglasses. Better still, sign up to join the Bespoke Post subscription box program while you’re at it: Affordable style and gear is now well within you reach.

July 27, 2022July 23, 2022 by Beau H.

See Now, Buy Now: These Sunski Sunglasses Are Less Than $60 at Bespoke Post

When opportunity strikes — in the world of shopping for stylish men’s accessories, that is — you need to be prepared, which is where today’s See Now, Buy Now entry comes into play. If you’ve checked the thermostat as of late, you know we’re still plenty deep in the thick of a hot, hot summer, and that’s all the more reason to shop the best men’s sunglasses (because I’m sure you could use a new pair).

The pair in question is a real style deal, as sold by my friends at NYC lifestyle brand Bespoke Post, and it only gets better from there. To get right to the point, the Sunski Makani Sunglasses are simply some of the best sunglasses for men, available for under $60 and packing a serious punch when it comes to both style and accessibility. To make ’em yours, keep on scrolling, my friends.

You’ll find them readily available, of course, in the well-stocked Bespoke Post New Arrivals section, which features everything from the best men’s sunglasses to well-designed home goods, men’s gear and much more. Of course, there are other, more expensive frames available through Bespoke Post, but that doesn’t mean the Sunski Makani Sunglasses cut any corners when it comes to both quality and style.

The Sunski Makani Sunglasses feature blue-tinted lenses and classic-yet-fresh circular frames, all the better to shake up more subtle summer style ensembles (like a simple pocket T-shirt and stretch chino shorts), as well as more tailored looks (including a get-up featuring the best summer blazer).

The Sunski Makani Sunglasses also feature recycled polycarbonate frames for a sustainable touch, a welcome addition when it comes to any pair of the best men’s sunglasses. They’re an ideal summer style move for a heck of a price, so you know what to do: Add ’em to your cart via the Bespoke Post New Arrivals section now.

April 15, 2019March 18, 2019 by Beau H.

See Now, Buy Now: The Sunski Yubas Sunglasses Are Your New Favorite Pair of Spring and Summer Shades

A unique, truly cool pair of spring sunglasses to pick up right now.

We’re to that point in spring where if you don’t yet have a pair of the best men’s sunglasses for bright and sunny days, well, I’d wager that you’re just about realizing you … should start shopping around. Enter the Sunski Yubas Sunglasses (these are just $49.98 at Huckberry).

You see, luxury brands like Tom Ford — much-loved, make no mistake –- charge an arm and a leg for sunglasses. And grocery store shades won’t cut it when it comes to complementing your favorite men’s style essentials. So, we’re back to the Sunski Yubas Sunglasses, quite possibly the most affordable, stylish pair of sunglasses on the market this season. Like all men’s fashion favorites at The Style Guide, the Sunski Yubas Sunglasses hit the nail on the head in some key areas. You see, they’ve got functionality (the frames are super-lightweight), plus performance (the Sunski Yubas Sunglasses are polarized), not to mention straight-up great looks (note the unique frame shape). Yes indeed, it’s tough to top the Sunski Yubas Sunglasseswhen it comes to their spot on any list of the best pair of men’s sunglasses you can buy this season. If you’ve tried a pair (as I have), then you know that’s not hyperbole.

SHOP: The Sunski Yubas Sunglasses

These stylish sunglasses shake things up from the traditional Aviator or Wayfarer-style frames you know and love – the circular frame design is perhaps more akin to your eyeglasses. That gives the Sunski Yubas Sunglasses a dressier look and feel, making them fit for wearing with everything from a rugged short-sleeve henley and slim chinos to a navy cotton suit and leather brogues for that early spring wedding. And we didn’t even mention the seriously cool frame-and-lens color combo yet – no one at your next happy hour or BBQ will be wearing a pair like the Sunski Yubas Sunglasses (unless they read this blog, maybe! In which case – bring ‘em a beer for me!). All joking aside, for the combination of style and versatility you get from the Sunski Yubas Sunglasses, you might have hard time ever taking them off – even indoors.

SHOP: The Sunski Yubas Sunglasses

March 1, 2017March 3, 2017 by Beau H.

Style Suggestion: How to Wear Your New Favorite Polo

We try to keep things moving forward when it comes to our Style Suggestion series on the blog. That is, mixing up situations — including things like how to dress for winter travel — and certain occasions, like dressing for the polar vortex. Now that we’ve reached the start of March (pretty wild in and of itself), it’s time to turn our eyes toward spring style. We’re not necessarily all the way out of chilly weather yet, and rain likely beckons ahead in the forecast. But when you want to lighten things up, how do you do so in a way that’s crisp and yet easily wearable through the season? Easy. A long-sleeve polo. It’s got some “geezer style” connotations, but the long-sleeve polo is also a classic menswear piece worn with casual cool (and James Bond in “Casino Royale” even dons a navy long-sleeve rugby shirt). Luckily for us, we’re taking a great long-sleeve polo from Paul Fredrick and styling it accordingly today for spring weather. Read on, shop away and join us on Instagram and Twitter for plenty o’ daily #menswear inspiration.

The Long-Sleeve Polo: Paul Fredrick Silk, Cotton and Cashmere Polo Pullover — $79.50 [Get 20 percent off and free shipping on any order with code ‘IMSCBH’].

A refined layering option made from luxurious fabric.

Part polo, part pullover and made with quite the luxurious blend of silk, cotton and cashmere, this Paul Fredrick long-sleeve polo is the way to go if you want breathability, comfort and style fit for spring weather. The navy colorway calls to mind what Bond himself wore, and it’s the right pick here in that it’s not too bright or loud — perfect for all types of style scenarios, including dressing for Sunday brunch. Plus, you can pick up it up for 20 percent off using the code above.

The Jacket: Abercrombie & Fitch Box Quilted Jacket — $130

A neat new addition to your spring outerwear rotation.

Just as critical as your base or mid-layer — perhaps moreso — is a stylish spring jacket. As with its fall and winter offerings (like the rugged, essential Abercrombie & Fitch Chamois Shirt), the brand continues to build on its reputation as an essential company for today’s well-dressed guy. With unique takes on outerwear like the Box Quilted Jacket

you get a different look combined with comfort (the fleece lining helps with that). What’s more, the neat olive color is a nice way to transition from the darker hues of winter into the lighter shades of spring and summer.

The Undershirt: Mack Weldon 18-Hour Jersey V-Neck Undershirt — $32

Nothing fancy or overpriced about a comfortable undershirt.

While you could use the pullover in a fashion similar to a V-neck sweater and layer up with a classic chambray shirt, it’s visually interesting enough on its own to merit the use of a simple (yet well-made) Mack Weldon undershirt. Call your Style Guide author crazy, but from the brand’s merino long-sleeve tees to the neat Mack Weldon Vesper Polo, these guys are a brand to know — and wear any time you need a comfortable base layer.

The Chinos: Abercrombie & Fitch Classic Straight Chino Pants — $68

Yet another item to pick up from a brand that’s getting better and better.

If you’re more likely to think of baggy cargo shorts — or pants — when you think of A&F than slim chinos, think again. The brand’s revamped focus centers around all manner of menswear staples, including what could be your new favorite pair of chinos (seriously — you just haven’t bought ’em yet). They feature what looks to be a straight, yet relatively tailored, cut. And the use of cotton and elastane should give them some comfortable stretch. Yes indeed, grab a stylish leather weekender bag and wear these bad boys when you hit the road this spring.

The Boots: Astorflex Bitflex Chelsea Boots — $180

An ethically made, great-looking Chelsea boot for a casual style situation.

If these boots ring any bells, that’s great — crucially, they were the footwear pick of choice in a feature on how to layer up in style this winter. Casual leather chukka boots would also be a fine style move here — particularly if it’s rainy and you want to keep that suede safe — but these Bitflex Chelsea Boots offer up both spring-appropriate texture and a bit of rich color. Don’t forget that Chelsea boots add a decidedly modern vibe to the more classic parts of this outfit (including khaki chinos and a long-sleeve polo).

The Watch:Tanner Goods Martenero Ace Automatic Watch — $549.98

A revamp of the pilot’s watch, with a tough leather strap for good measure.

What do you get when the heritage leather goods makers at Tanner Goods decide to update a stunning pilot’s watch? Well, you get the Martenero Ace Automatic Watch, another recent #OOTD accessory pick. It’s definitely got a lot going for it — and for that investment-worthy price, you can be darn sure I’m recommending you wear it as much as you can. Featuring a natural shell Cordovan strap that’ll age wonderfully each time you wear it, the Desert Tan face on the Ace Automatic Watch is also bold and unique. In short, the perfect timepiece for this outfit.

The Socks: CHUP Prairie Socks — $35 [Check out the full run of CHUP socks while we’re here].

Not your everyday socks — and not your everyday price for a pair, either.

We never let stylish socks slide here at the blog — especially if they’re a pricey, yet well-made, pair like these CHUP Prairie Socks. The design offers a shot of unique color and pattern, and you get handmade quality via a wearable cotton blend. As always, your socks shouldn’t be an area you overlook.

The Sunglasses: Sunski Dipseas Sunglasses — $44.98

Different than your everyday aviators, but just as necessary in your rotation.

Hey, recognize that accessory? Stylish men’s sunglasses? Sure you do. We certainly haven’t hit full-on beach weather as of yet, but we’ll get there soon (hopefully). And you know what else is great? Well, the Dipseas Sunglasses from our friends at Sunski are unique, effective and affordably priced. They’re just the type of piece to offset a more casual look in a cool fashion — and that’s how every outfit should be finished off, right?

If you’re now amped and fully ready to step out in classic spring style, you’re not alone. From a sharp, revamped piece of spring outerwear to your new favorite long-sleeve polo and classic Mack Weldon basics, this outfit has something for everyone. Essential chinos provide classic contrast alongside the more modern Bitflex Chelsea Boots, and before you know it, you’ll be breaking out a neat pair of Dipseas Sunglasses (trust me on that). And as I said before, a durable and tough watch like the Martenero Ace Automatic Watch ties everything together very nicely indeed. Good luck getting ready for spring, and let me know what you think of today’s outfit in the comments.

See you around and stay stylish,

-Beau

July 26, 2016July 26, 2016 by Beau H.

#OOTD: How to Dress Down a Summer Blazer

Editor’s note: You’ve surely seen this hashtag lots of different places, including on Instagram. But how does that carry over to real life? The #OOTD will take one great item and put together a versatile, stylish outfit around it. Look for past features here.

As we’ve talked about in past #OOTD entries here on The Style Guide, summer style — particularly at this point in the season — can be a bit tricky. Perhaps you feel you’ve exhausted all the ways to wear shorts in the summer that you can think of, or maybe you’ve even tired of styling linen pants in the heat. But, that’s where summer also works out well. Since it’s warm, you get a bit of leeway when dressing. And that means you can put together stylish combinations that are also unexpected. Those khaki suit trousers? Break them up from the rest of your suit. Throw in style staples that should already be in rotation — like a classic navy blazer — and you’re set with an #OOTD that works for traveling in warm weather or waltzing to Sunday brunch. Oh, and a great polo is also a must-have. But where to get all this great gear? Look no further than the below ensemble — and follow along on Instagram to get more daily styling tips (if you feel so inclined, that is).

Mashing up your favorite style essentials, from a crisp summer polo to a classic blazer and comfortable slip-on sneakers.

The Polo: Mack Weldon Vesper Polo, $68 — Yes, it’s true: The brand that makes your favorite long-sleeve merino tee is here with a new polo that’s crisp, well-tailored and made from very breathable micro-mesh knit fabric.

The Blazer: Grayers Cayman Blazer, $104.98 — At just more than $100, this blazer is a heck of a deal, made from 100 percent cotton and featuring Bemberg-lined sleeves (that’s the good stuff, FYI).

The Pants: Canvas by Lands’ End Stretch Chino Suit Trousers, $89 — Just when you thought you could only wear suit pants with a suit, along come these versatile chino trousers cut with a hint of stretch.

The Pocket Square: Ties.com White Edged Linen Pocket Square, $10 — A sharp navy blazer deserves a crisp white pocket square cut in a summer-appropriate weight, and at $10, this thing’s a steal.

The Sneakers: SeaVees Hawthorne Slip-on Standard in True Navy, $78 — A pair of classic white sneakers would also work here, but the navy plays nicely off the powder blue polo.

The Socks: Sock Genius Villa Park No-show Stripe Sock, $10 — The same spot you hit up to snag that pocket square can also hook you up with comfortable, stylish no-show socks for a nice deal.

The Watch: Armogan Spirit of St. Louis Chronograph, $225 — A sporty-yet-stylish polo calls for a slick watch inspired by the world of aviation, and the navy blue strap plays handsomely off the crisp white dial.

The Sunglasses: Sunski Madronas Sunglasses, $39.98 — Simple is sometimes better when it comes to great style, and that’s the case with these durable and very affordably priced shades via Huckberry.

Putting together an outfit when you’ve been dressing for the warm weather for a few months needn’t be all that difficult, even if at first it sounds taxing — especially when you’ve got pieces that combine subtle style efficiently. The base of the outfit is the same thing you might wear on the weekend — stylish slip-on sneakers — yet the other pieces, like the sharp polo and the navy blazer, are more suited to the work week. Yet in tandem, the combination works because the colors play well off each other and the overall ensemble — slightly sporty yet stylish — is very well-suited to summer. It’s going to be hot, and a breathable polo and cotton blazer work well together. Chime in with an #OOTD suggestion of your own at The Style Guide Facebook page in the meantime.

Do you own a new Mack Weldon polo yet? Would you style it with a navy blazer, or ditch the jacket and keep it casual?

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