Dad Gear

Washed cotton-blend pullover hoodie with tech fabric

Warm enough for cold mornings, light enough to wear all day. Toss it over a tee, under a jacket, or wear it solo. Works every time. Feels solid and wears easy.

Inspired by '60s athletic tees. Soft, sturdy ringspun cotton that gets better the more you wear it. Go-to for cooler mornings.

100% indigo-dyed cotton. Easy piece you can throw on with anything, gets better as it fades.

Most comfortable hoodie we've owned. Soft, clean-looking, worth it. Mentioned on the podcast.

The perfect spring shirt usually has a past life. This go-to shirt from Flint and Tinder draws on 1940s Army gear…reverse sateen that’s soft where it matters and durable where it counts. Easy to wear now, better after a few seasons of real use.

Super lightweight, breathable, soft as hell. Clutch in Texas heat and worth the price tag.

I used to buy the cheap 3-pack tees. Felt responsible. Felt efficient. In reality? I was replacing them every year. They’d lose shape. Hold sweat. Start looking tired fast. Lately I’ve been trying to simplify things. Fewer decisions. Fewer pieces. Just better stuff. That’s what sold me on the Unbound Merino tee. Ya, it's not cheap (that's on purpose). But it’s 100% superfine merino wool, so it doesn’t stink, dries fast, and you can wear it multiple times without washing it. I’ve worn mine on travel days, to dinner, even under a jacket…and it just works.

You don’t need a closet full of clothes as you get older. You need a few great ones. The Taylor Stitch Crawford Cardigan is that piece. Cozy enough for a cold morning, sharp enough to leave the house in. Vintage vibes, solid build, zero effort. Over 375 Five-Star Reviews. And yes — “No, it’s a cardigan… but thanks for noticing.”

The most comfy hoodie you'll buy

An all-season hoodie staple

Technical tee designed for daily wear and active training.