On What Wears Well
On why a garment that ages honestly outlasts one that only ever tried to look new.
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Writing on material, attention, solitude, and the work itself.
On why a garment that ages honestly outlasts one that only ever tried to look new.
Read the noteOn doing work that would still be worth doing even if no one ever saw it.
Read the noteOn the difference between a man who has something to say and one who is only filling a silence.
Read the noteThis is true of clothes. It is also true of lives.
Read the noteWe would rather make four things well than forty things quickly.
Read the noteNot for the man who is lonely. For the man who is at home in his own company.
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