We are looking for an enthusiastic individual to fill a part-time position as Sales Associate. The ideal candidate is someone who enjoys working with a close-knit group of people in a relaxed but professional work environment. While some retail or service experience is necessary, preference will be given to someone with a great personality who is outgoing and willing to learn.

University students are welcome as we are happy to work with your school schedule. If you think that you or someone you know would be a good fit e-mail us your resume and cover letter to info@ewmenswear.com

Today, we’re recommending you not do this.

Why... ?

Mr. Skarsgard, we understand that where you are, it’s cold. Where we are, it’s cold too. And yes, sometimes you don’t have everything you need with you, but there are limited excuses to wear a faded, piling fleece scarf that is too short (i.e. child size) with your leather shoes and fine sports coat.

I bet if we slipped that over, there would be a faded LA Galaxy logo on it, as he clearly grabbed it from the trunk of his publicist’s car.

1. They should be a heavy enough weight that they protect your feet and have thick soles – they shouldn’t be so heavy that your legs get exhausted after a flight of stairs. I know it builds leg muscles, technically, but huffing and puffing while you catch your breath is a bit odd at the workplace.

2. They should be a style that can take a few bumps and kicks, and these scuffs won’t look obvious. A worn leather is great in a neutral colour – think brown, navy blue or forest green.

3. The higher the boot, the better – an ankle boot will keep your socks dry and look good with any cut of pant leg. Even if you’re rockin’ the super Bieber skinny jean, tuck them into the boot and keep the laces wide open.

Major Deegan Layered Boot by Cole Haan

Last summer in New York, there was not a male in sight who wasn’t sporting cuffed pants. Or cuffed shorts (which is whole other story). Cuffed pants was a statement last summer – this summer, it’s a staple.

Check out Ryan Gosling in Thailand, having rolled small cuffs on the bottom of his jeans. Paired with rugged ankle boots, he doesn’t look half bad.

The combination of greys with the warm brown boots looks sharp, as well as his nifty nap sack which probably carries his vintage copy of Gulliver’s Travels and soap that smells like brown sugar and tobacco. (I just made that fragrance up – copyright!)

Ryan Gosling looking sporty in Thailand

It could be this layered look. A sharp leather motorcycle jacket paired with a hoodie and a messenger bag (brown and black again!), this look is casual, comfortable and well suited for weekend errands.

To create this look, pair a Belstaff jacket with an Ernest Sewn hoodie, Joe jeans and John Varvatos boots and a bag. Done and done.

What we don’t get is the hat – so, does he wear that under his helmet? Or did he bring it along to hide his helmet hair?