Sprezza

@sprezza__

A community exploring men's style and personal taste. Work with us: [email protected]
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Had the chance to visit @gramicci_eu ‘s new popup in Hackney’s London Fields neighborhood. An incredible space that’s well laid out and has all the makings of a good time, from a rock climbing wall in the back, a plethora of cheap lawn chairs to drink cold ones from, and a giant TV for community screenings. This is how stores should be utilized, like playgrounds and not showrooms. Big thanks to @mearakallista for snapping shots of the space. Stay tuned for a possible IRL event with Sprezza x Gramicci ;)
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10 days ago
Did you know Brussels is known as the comic capital of the world? @clayton.chambrs from @sprezza__ asked me to write a up some notes about our trip to the city, so I’ve added a few shops + culture bits into the mix along with food + drink. There’s a link in my bio to the article And if you don’t fancy that, just enjoy some of the snaps + the jacket that’ll be soon going away till next winter Image shot on Ricoh grx iii
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1 month ago
Big shouts to @themcgregor , a US based artist who is restoring the feeling. There’s a beautiful childlike approach to the way he paints, draws, and sketches, and the man deserves his flowers. He’s putting honor back into timeless pieces, whether it’s a Cartier, Oxford shirt, or a grand wagoneer.
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1 month ago
If there’s one thing he did love, it’s wearing New Balance. Particularly the 574s and 1300s.
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1 month ago
He’s always been well dressed, but what feels most impressive about Han Solo’s style in his younger years was his ability to make the stuff he wore look lived in.
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2 months ago
The man had range
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2 months ago
A very condensed history of the beloved Wallabee, a shoe I could wear every day for the rest of my life if I was forced to do so
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2 months ago
Back from New York and feeling grateful to everyone who showed love at the @sprezza__ x @stoneisland gathering this week. Hundreds of people pulled up, and we had a line out the door most of the night (sorry if you got stuck - blame the fire codes!). Bookmark this because you know we’ll be running it back before too long. If you see yourself in a photo, which slide and I’ll tag you! And a massive thanks to everyone from the Stone Island team for their generosity and hospitality. Nothing but love for letting this community enjoy time together. And make sure to give the homie @c.fenimore photo creds 📸
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3 months ago
A lot of people in North America don’t have any real connection to a brand like Stone Island, and whatever perception they do have is tied often to its history with hooliganism or seeing the badge show up in pop culture. But there’s a real case to be made that this is one of the only luxury brands out there right now, and if you dig deep enough, you’ll see there are a few others making product with a level of precision and attention to detail the way that Stoney does. Full article link in bio.
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3 months ago
A lot of people in North America don’t have any real connection to a brand like Stone Island, and whatever perception they do have is tied often to its history with hooliganism or seeing the badge show up in pop culture. But there’s a real case to be made that this is one of the only luxury brands out there right now, and if you dig deep enough, you’ll see there are a few others making product with a level of precision and attention to detail the way that Stoney does. Full article link in bio.
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3 months ago
J.Crew men’s is taking me back to the catalog days. Hadn’t been to the men’s shop on Bond Street in NYC since it opened (wild I know), so I popped in one afternoon when I had a few minutes and was honestly low key impressed with how good their latest stuff looks. So here are a few pieces I loved (styling, fabrics, styles, colors, etc).
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3 months ago
All right, I’m back up with my list of 6 brands I’m watching in 2026. If you want the full article, link’s in the bio. Tap in. @hanover_usa 📍 New York, NY Normal clothes, done properly. Chris Black’s answer to a menswear landscape that’s become too expensive, too weird, or too disposable. Midweight polos, Cone Mills denim, graphic tees, all made in the USA, priced realistically, and designed to feel lived-in from day one. @lej.london 📍 London, UK Luke Walker distilling a lifetime of menswear into something quiet, precise, and deeply considered. Tailoring rigor meets couture-level fabric sensitivity; engineered garments that feel refined without ever feeling stiff. @horatiofootwear 📍 London, UK Classic footwear with a sense of humor. Built on traditional forms (loafers, derbies, boots) but designed to be worn hard, not babied. City boy energy, pub-tested looseness, and just enough irreverence to make tailored things fun again. @ceaseceasecease 📍 Los Angeles, CA No-bullshit clothing in colors that don’t take themselves too seriously. Heavyweight hoodies, thermals, and outerwear made in the USA. Serious warmth, serious quality, zero preciousness. @niceness_official 📍 Tokyo, Japan Japanese craftsmanship at its most obsessive and expressive. Historic references, experimental fabrics, unexpected materials, and everything feels unfamiliar in the best “if you know, you know” way. @softgoodsmanufacturing 📍 Detroit, MI Rust Belt manufacturing done right. Beefy, no-frills tees and basics cut and sewn in Detroit, with full transparency and quality built to outlast most of your wardrobe.
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4 months ago