bespoke (adj.): made to individual order; custom-made; one of a kind
unit (noun): a single thing or person; you, the individual
Bespoke Unit’s mission is simple: combine encyclopedic knowledge of classic gentleman’s style with current topical content to deliver the most comprehensive, easy-to-search, approachable men’s lifestyle resource on the web. Our aim is to help men improve their style, broaden their horizons, and live their best lives.
Paul Anthony – Founder & CEO
Paul Anthony is an enthusiast of all things gentlemanly. Unsatisfied with the men’s blogosphere, he was inspired to create Bespoke Unit to fill the void of well-organized, deep content, written in an approachable way. A firm believer in truly living while you’re alive, his passion for international travel is rivaled only by that for his shoes, of which he owns upwards of 130 pairs. His love of watches and micro-mechanics is boundless.
He writes about watches, suits, shoes, and fragrances.
Read the latest articles by Paul Anthony.
Trevor Guilday
President
Trevor is a Philadelphia native with a passion for international travel. Having been to nearly every continent on the planet, he caught the travel bug early in his life and basically hasn’t stopped moving since. If you want to know the best places around the world to have a cocktail, catch a kickboxing match, or party all night, you need to read Trevor’s travel guides.
In addition to managing the day-to-day operations he writes about travel, shoes, watches and more.
Read Trevor’s latest articles.
Charles-Philippe Bowles
European Editor
Charles-Philippe is a Franco-Briton who, in forgetting where he parked his time machine, settled down somewhere between Paris and Champagne in the present day. A brie aficionado and wine enthusiast with a penchant for all things vintage, he’s also passionate about sharing his love of style and educating men on how to look their best at all times. You can usually find him loitering on Instagram.
He writes about fragrances, personal grooming, face shapes, hair styles, and more.
Read the latest from Charles-Philippe.
Other Contributors
Michael Oxman
Philadelphia Correspondent
Michael Oxman is a husband, father, menswear fanatic, pit bull owner, and Asian food enthusiast. Having spent many years in the footwear and custom clothing industries, he’s obsessed with appearance and takes much longer than his wife to get ready in the morning. A veteran musician, he plays bass guitar and sings in a Beatles tribute band when he’s not blogging or playing peek-a-boo with his son.
Read Michael’s latest articles.
Robert Raymond
Whisky Editor
Robert is an aficionado of brown vices: cigars and whiskey, to be specific. A husband, father, entrepreneur, and frequenter of cigar bars, he’s always excited to talk about the latest thing he’s tasted. He’d be happy to talk to you about his experiences over a glass of the good stuff.
Read Robert’s latest articles.
Damien Currano
West Coast USA Correspondent
Damien is just beginning his journey into men’s fashion. As a producer in the video game industry where the accepted dress code consists of oversized shorts and an old t-shirt, he’s striving to set himself apart and find his own personal style. With some social capital to burn, he’s willing to try new things, even if they don’t work. It’s all in the name of his sartorial self-discovery.
Read Damien’s latest work.
Carlos Alberto Valdez
Miami Correspondent
Carlos is a pilot, self-published poet, and design consultant for Cesar Renuan Bespoke. Carlos’ style comes from watching James Bond films every weekend of his childhood After a brief political career, Carlos became enamored by the art of wearing a suit. A lover of shirts, Panama hats, and a denim expert, Carlos brings a unique voice to the menswear space.
Read Carlos’ latest articles.
That looks a great team producing very well thought though articles. Keep it up guys, some good reads and good advice given.
Thanks, CHB! Delighted that you’re one of our most regular readers. We look forward to hearing from you again soon.
Best,
CP
What are your thoughts on double breasted suites? Are they out of fashion? I’m not so interested in the modern interpretation. The modern versions I’ve seen have very narrow lapels and the jackets seem to be very short.
Thank you for your thoughts.
Bryan
Hi there!
As Yves Saint Laurent was known to say “fashion is fleeting, style is eternal”! Although the current trends do favour narrow lapels and short jackets, we feel that the classics are timeless. You can read our guide to jacket styles to learn more about this!
All the best,
CP