Bespoke, vintage, masculine and stylish – General Knot & Co. aims to blend it all in each one of their hand-made ties. The brainchild of founder Andrew Payne, the brand is chock full of ties cut from vintage fabric and stitched in the U.S. by top-notch tailors.
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Knowing how to safely handle and fire a gun is a skill every man should know – even if shooting isn’t your preferred hobby. Unfortunately, living in a large urban area doesn’t afford as many opportunities for developing this skill as, say, a rural country lifestyle.
Fortunately for city-dwelling Atlantans, shooting range Quickshot offers a solution.
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Tipping is a way to send a message to a person providing a service, but it also communicates something about you. In addition to showing gratitude for a job well done, tipping indicates that you understand the backbone of most service industry jobs and don’t see it as an extra perk. To many of us, the difference between a dollar or two will hardly be noticed, but to someone serving us, it will be notable and appreciated.
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His new restaurant hasn’t opened yet, but Patrick La Bouff likes nothing better than to sit on the front stoop of 905 Juniper Street – the space that is being transformed into The Lawrence, with dark wooden floors, vintage pedestal tables and wing-back chairs – and talk with passers by. Even though the windows of the space, which used to house the short-lived restaurant Cuerno, are covered with brown craft paper, the neighborhood is buzzing with energy about the new restaurant on the threshold of the city and residential Midtown.
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