| | | Even some of the higher-ups didn't know about it at first. Here's why the brand wanted to 'let the world find it on its own.' | | If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser. | | | | |  | | |  | | | | The Full Story Behind Patagonia's 'Vote the Assholes Out' Tags | | | | Last weekend, a photo started making the rounds on Twitter. It was a simple shot, a closeup of a clothing tag being pushed up by the tip of a finger to reveal the underside. Behind it, the peaks of the mountains on Patagonia's instantly recognizable logo were visible. In the foreground, on the flip size of the part of the tag that presumably noted the sizing, a four-word message: "Vote the assholes out." How exactly did that tag make its way onto a batch of Patagonia's "Road to Regenerative" shorts? How long was it out in the wild before it was discovered? Who gave the go-ahead? Style Director Jonathan Evans called up the Ventura, California-based brand's director of global communications and public relations, Corley Kenna. "When we found out about them—when I found out about them, and a couple of my other colleagues in Ventura—I was like, 'Let's see who finds them, and let the world find it on its own,'" she said. Read the full interview here. Read More | | | | | | | | | | | |  | | | | Todd Snyder's Latest Timex Watch Is an Affordable, Wearable Piece of Design History | | | | Benevolent menswear deity Todd Snyder and the expert watchmakers at Timex are back again to bless us all with another absolute banger of a timepiece courtesy of their ongoing collaboration, and I couldn't be more excited about it. The duo's latest team-up comes in the form of a handsome-as-hell watch they've dubbed the Art Deco Milano, a retro-looking beauty inspired by the designer's interactions with Timex's Milan-based product team. And needless to say, it's excellent. Here's why you should grab one before there aren't any left. Read More | | | | | | | | | | | |  | | | | Just Updated: The 60 Best Movies You Can Stream on Netflix Right Now | | | | The bad news: Netflix isn't hosting as many films as it used to. The popular movie and TV streaming platform has about 40 percent fewer movies than it did five years ago, thanks in part to the fact that these days, it's facing a lot of competition. The good news, though, is that there are still thousands of films on Netflix—3,781, according to one report. But by the time anybody tried to scroll your way through more than 3,000 options, movie night would be long over. So here's a list of some of the very best movies on the platform right now. From indie hidden gems to Oscar nominees, documentaries to sci-fi, action to rom-coms and more, these are the best movies to stream on Netflix. Read More | | | | | | | | | | | |  | | | | Cargo Shorts Are Back—But Not the Cargo Shorts You're Imagining | | | | Cargo shorts? You mean those much-maligned, many-pocketed, most-of-the-leg coverings that have become a sort of shorthand punchline for a certain style of dressing that is, shall we say, not exactly smiled upon by the arbiters of good taste? Yes. Those cargo shorts. The baggy ones that hang well below the knee with the billowing pockets that, for some reason, are never filled with anything more than crushed bags of Ruffles Cheddar & Sour Cream potato chips. Cargo shorts are, if not back, back in the conversation. People Are Talking about cargo shorts. Here's what Style Director Jonathan Evans has to say about the matter. (It's probably not what you think.) Read More | | | | | | | | | | | |  | | | | The Most Anticipated Albums of Fall 2020 | | | | As the pandemic rages on—(largely) shuttering movie theaters and forcing films to delay, and then delay again, their release dates, while TV productions are forced to go on extended hiatus—one medium remains vital: music. Touring is on hold, sure, but long live the LP. The year has already seen a swathe of remarkable releases, and with protest anthems, creative re-awakenings, and revitalized masterpieces (new Prince! new Tom Petty!) rolling out in droves, the fall is suddenly stacked with plenty of stereo-shaking tunes. Here's what to look out for. Read More | | | | | | | | | | | |  | | | | What We're Buying From the New Uniqlo U Drop | | | | If you, too, have been counting down the days to the official start of fall I've got some news that should be right up your alley. As of this morning, a brand-spanking-new drop of fall weather clothing is live on the Uniqlo site, courtesy of the Japanese mega-retailer's ongoing collaboration with Christophe Lemaire. You read that right, baby. The master of modern minimalism is back to bless us with yet another round of simple, elegant bangers and, as per usual, he's busting out the big guns. And let me tell you, man: It's not a moment too soon. To help you kick off what's sure to be a steep spending spree we rounded up fifteen of our favorite picks, so you can sift through the whole damn collection with an eye on what you should definitely be copping. Read More | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Follow Us | | | | | | | | Unsubscribe Privacy Notice | | | esquire.com
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