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Brad has always believed in putting his money where his mouth is - particularly when it comes to his wardrobe. As the founder of Wellspent.com, he seeks to showcase only menswear brands and products that meet three strict criteria. They must be responsibly made (sweatshop-free, or from sustainable materials etc.), look good, and be relatively affordable. In an age where many purchase decisions boil down to price comparisons by default, Brad continually shows that living ethically and sustainably requires less sacrifice than you'd think.

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Jeff is a veteran in the streetwear and music scene and currently guides the vision of the popular global style site Selectism.com. In between breaking news on the latest urban trends, you'll likely find Jeff at concerts, tweaking his audiophile listening setup, or biking around the B's of Brooklyn, Boston or Berlin, which he divides his time between.

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Timepieces have always been a key men's accessory, and there is no stronger voice in the world of men's watches than Benjamin Clymer. Through his site Hodinkee, Ben provides unparalleled insight on any watch worth knowing about, and has managed to attract a few celebrity readers (and even a celebrity editor) along the way. His advice has also appeared in a variety of other media outlets including Men's Journal, Esquire UK, and the New York Times. Recently, Ben took his first step into product design, through a line of leather Hodinkee-branded watch accessories that have already taken the watch-world by a storm.

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Randy is the creative and editorial force behind the upscale men's newsletter Urbandaddy, as well as the editorial director for the company's ever-clever style blog GetKempt.com and their automotive focused online magazine Driven. His activities off the clock, as the co-founder of the annual Pop Up Flea menswear event held in New York City, are just as influential in the world of men's commerce - and have helped popularize a new trend in event-based retail experiences for guys.

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When his aspirations for professional soccer stardom fell through, Eugene's interest in sneakers soon lead to him become the first ever editor for the streetwear goliath Hypebeast.com. As the managing editor, Eugene has helped grow Hypebeast into a widely recognized brand and authority on global street style. While he undoubtedly knows his audience, Eugene is the first to admit that his tastes don't always mirror theirs. Based in Hong Kong, he still manages to find time for soccer, keeping up with technology, and maintaining a watchful eye on the state of online media / digital culture.

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Joshua Kissi is one half of the Bronx-based Street Etiquette founding team. Despite being only in his early 20s, Joshua's tasteful and creative eye has already helped propel the site to the forefront of the menswear scene. What sets S.E. largely apart is their dedication to developing original photo and video editorials that blend themes of culture, art, history, and identity into truly original web content that shouldn't be missed.

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Cory got his start in the media industry working for traditional publications like the Washington Post. His experience in the print world is part of what makes Valet so distinct. As the founder and editor in chief, Cory is responsible for the visionary-style and unique approach of the site, which is one of the web's best examples of how the look and spirit of traditional men's magazines can be translated to digital mediums.

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You may know Lawrence simply as L.A.S. or perhaps as the persona behind his popular sites How To Talk To Girls At Parties and Sartorially Inclined - or as the editor of Complex.com. Maybe you've come across one of his many bold and brash tweets. As one of the most outspoken voices in the online menswear scene, Lawrence shares his passion for blending fine Italian tailored goods with classic American style elements, hip hop, and the fashion industry like few others. There's plenty of bravado to spare, but he's the first to admit his own words or the crazy menswear scene should never be taken too seriously.

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Jesse wears many hats in the media world as both the host of the popular Public Radio show and podcast Bullseye, as well as a the host and creator of Put This On, the web video series focused on "dressing like a grown up", now in its second season. In world obsessed with fleeting trends and the next best thing, Jesse is a consistent champion of classic, tailored style - embraced by generations of dapper men before him.

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Quality, attention to detail and heritage have always been key areas of interest for Michael Williams, a native son of Cleveland, and the creator of the popular blog A Continuous Lean. While his site serves as a distinctive outlet for his various interests, ranging from men's style, photography, watches, to wine, travel, and history, Michael has also contributed to a wide variety of men's media publications including GQ and Men's Journal to name of few. When he's not writing on ACL or collaborating on products, Michael can be found consulting with a variety of unique and popular menswear brands through his PR firm, Paul & Williams, which he helped co-found.

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