Post: #1

A friend sent me some links today for some reasonably priced custom suits. Then he told me about a blog he found called Iron And Tweed.
http://ironandtweed.com

I'm looking through it now and they have some great advice on fashion, nutrition and lifting.

The tagline is "Train Like An Animal. Dress Like A Man"

Post: #2

Guys who follow victor pride's blog should have stumbled across it. He partnered with iron and tweed

Post: #3

Read his stuff on TRT. Its good info for people interested in that.

Post: #4

Thanks for another heavy hitter, bookmarked.

Post: #5

I found Nate/Iron and Tweed through masculine-style.com. Nate definitely has some good stuff on lifting, nutrition and clothing. His clothing style is a little more rugged than I typically go, but his advice is very often on point nonetheless. I subscribe to his newsletter and often find useful advice in his posts.

Post: #6

(02-17-2016 11:54 AM)MikeInRealLife Wrote:  I found Nate/Iron and Tweed through masculine-style.com. Nate definitely has some good stuff on lifting, nutrition and clothing. His clothing style is a little more rugged than I typically go, but his advice is very often on point nonetheless. I subscribe to his newsletter and often find useful advice in his posts.

Man, I didn't realize how similar those two looked until just now. You could swap them and never know!

Post: #7

I've been following Masculine Style for a while, but even though I've bought his books I don't trust his advice: Why? Look at him. He's a skinny jeans wearing hipster. His books bear that out - the pics and suggestions just don't click with me. He'll post a picture of himself and I don't think "I want to look like that."

No offense Tanner, if you're reading this. I do read your blog and hell even bought all your shit. But I can't take your advice.



Iron and tweed guy is jacked, and looks at least like a masculine hipster. His fashion choices are a lot more masculine as well it seems. Anyway, good info. Thanks vinman.

Post: #8

(02-19-2016 05:26 AM)Malone Wrote:  I've been following Masculine Style for a while, but even though I've bought his books I don't trust his advice: Why? Look at him. He's a skinny jeans wearing hipster. His books bear that out - the pics and suggestions just don't click with me. He'll post a picture of himself and I don't think "I want to look like that."

+1

Not the sort of look I want to go for either, but each to their own.