Welcome…

When I opened a clothing store twenty-five years ago, I thought I should tell how I knew what I was talking about when it comes to clothing, fabric, fitting and all. You know, show some authority on the subject. So I wrote a book about how to dress, based on the idea that there were five “levels,” five categories of time and place in our lives that call for different kinds of apparel.

The work eventually became a memoir, a totally different kind of book. You can find it on Amazon: A Tailor-Made Man , Riches to Rags in The Clothing Business, 1970 -2000.

Yet lamentations persist about the lack of respect American men seem to display in how they dress every day. My thought is to offer some advice by releasing the old book Gatsby’s Ghost. It’s too late to establish my authority, but it may be of some help in organizing the everyday chore

I hope you enjoy it.