Walt Siegl’s hand-built motorcycles sit somewhere between fine art, engineering and speed. From art school in Austria to endurance racing, welding, diplomacy and a workshop in rural New Hampshire, his story is one of craft, reinvention and refusing to do things the ordinary way.

Ten years of &SONS. From a simple frustration to a community of Pioneers, DECADE looks back at the pieces, people and principles that shaped the brand, and the road still ahead.

A pilgrimage to America’s Mountain for the 104th running of Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. Chris Nelson returns to the legendary course for a weekend of racing, remembrance and life on the mountain, where records are broken, risks are real and the road to the summit still carries the weight of those who have taken it on before.

What begins as a childhood memory of Peter Pan and his missing shadow becomes a deeper reflection on Jung’s idea of “shadow work”, the hidden parts of ourselves we learn to deny, bury or leave behind. In this personal blog, Chris Nelson explores shame, memory, childhood fear and the slow work of making peace with the parts of ourselves that still want to be seen.

Over 2,000 of you took the time to complete our latest customer survey. You shared your thoughts on quality, trust, clothing, community, manufacturing, Pre-Loved and what you want &SONS to become over the next decade. Here’s what we learned.

Today, we're proud to share that &SONS is now a Certified B Corporation™.

Joining a global community of businesses using business as a force for good.

With Peaky Blinders returning to screens, there’s a renewed appreciation for a time when men dressed with intent. Work was hard and money was tight, but appearances still mattered. Clothing was not excess. It was armour.

I convinced myself that becoming big, strong, and intimidating would change my life for the better, but since I couldn’t risk being seen by my peers as I struggled to learn weight lifting, I trained tirelessly in the dark of the night.

Inspired by Britain’s raw and rugged landscapes; the moors, the field walls, the distant horizons, Heartland is a collection rooted in movement, endurance, and the sense of home we return to after the road.

Christian Dunbar is  a furniture artist whose work blurs the line between function and fine art. Based in Red Hook, Brooklyn, he has built a reputation for creating pieces that are as daring in form as they are rooted in material integrity.

Ten years ago, I traveled to Scandinavia to solve a family mystery four generations in the making: am I a bastard prince of Denmark?

As a class guide at Heroes & Horses, Ryan draws on his own journey to help veterans confront challenges, build confidence, and find strength within themselves, whether on horseback, in the wilderness, or through the program’s transformative experiences.

As summer fades into autumn, the key to dressing well is light layering. Combining breathable fabrics with versatile pieces that move effortlessly between warm afternoons and cooler evenings. Think of this season as a chance to build balance: comfort, adaptability and refinement in equal measure.

From the cowboys of the American frontier to the rebels and rock stars of the 20th century, denim jeans have always been about more than clothing. They embody freedom, durability, and identity, shaping subcultures, inspiring style revolutions, and standing the test of time.

The three giant rocky sea stacks that sit just offshore in the rough waters of Oceanside, Oregon are hidden by a dense fog, as ceaseless clouds carry quickly through the air on the back of a strong, cold summer breeze. The hard wind sends the soft white sand into the air and into the thick beard and long eyelashes of my beloved five-year-old Bassett Hound mix, Blue, who keeps his eyes shut as his short little legs slowly trot ahead down the beach.

Style should never feel like guesswork. Instead, it should be intuitive: simple choices that create considered, versatile looks. Every shirt, jacket, or pair of jeans becomes part of a larger story, a collection you can rely on for years to come.

Discover the best summer camping essentials - durable jackets, breathable layers, rugged boots, and must-have accessories. Gear up for long nights, open skies, and adventures near or far.

Every generation has a style icon - someone whose clothes weren’t just worn, but lived in. The McQueen Collection is our tribute to the man who blended rugged authenticity with quiet confidence. It’s a considered, ongoing project to bring his legacy to life - piece by piece, stitch by stitch.

Brendan is an Australian-born photographer with a passion for Americana, cinematic storytelling, and the rugged landscapes of the American West.

He and I are driving southwest down the highway from Denver, headed for a weekend in a charming mountain town with natural hot springs, a drive-in movie theatre, and a 1,000-inmate correctional complex nestled in the heart of the Rockies: Buena Vista.

Steve McQueen was more than an actor—he was a cultural icon who embodied rugged swagger, cool defiance, and a passion for speed. Known for films like Bullitt and The Great Escape, McQueen blurred the lines between Hollywood glamour and gearhead grit, which made him an enduring symbol of masculinity.

Some opportunities come along that feel bigger than just design or clothing - they feel like a chance to pay respect to someone who helped shape your path. That’s exactly what the McQueen x &SONS collaboration has meant to us.

This is the tenth Father’s Day without my dad. Steve Nelson was as devilishly handsome as he was dangerously charming, and he loved me as much as I love him, which is a lot. Every day I desperately want to talk to him, laugh with him, and ask his advice about how to navigate this increasingly confusing life, but I can’t, so instead I turn to my father figures.

There’s a weight many men carry. A constant tension between who we are, who we think we should be, and who we fear we might become if we stop trying so hard.

The smell of smoke on your clothes. The hiss of coffee on a fire. That quiet satisfaction of knowing you packed just enough - and packed it right.

There’s something about nautical style that never drifts too far from shore. Worn originally by sailors, fishermen, dockworkers and adventurers, it wasn’t created in fashion houses - it was built on the decks of fishing boats and navy ships for life at sea. Yet over the years, those practical, salt-weathered staples made their way inland, carrying with them a sense of freedom and effortless style.

There’s something ritualistic about getting dressed on a Sunday. Whether you're heading out for brunch, browsing the local market, or just enjoying a quiet moment with a coffee and a good book, Sunday is a mood.

As part of our ongoing Pioneers Series, we had the pleasure of sitting down with award-winning author, illustrator, and storyteller Benji Davies. Best known for his much-loved picture books The Storm Whale and Grandad's Island, Benji’s work is celebrated for its warmth, depth, and ability to explore life’s big themes through simple, heartfelt narratives.

In my youth I had enjoyed many nights of illegal high-speed racing on the streets of Chicago. I was simply a big-headed, square-jawed boy at the sweet and stupid age of 22 years old who somehow managed to fill his pockets with the keys to all the coolest, fastest, and most dangerous toys in the world.