A gentleman is nothing if not productive.  We like to "T.C.B.", or in other words "Git Shit Done."  That's why we can appreciate a notebook that echoes our heartfelt, hard-work sentiments.  So pick up this eloquently labeled planner and start "G.S.D."

Acquire it here: http://shop.coolmaterial.com/products/to-do-notebooks-2pk $10.00

Manly Metal

 If a gentleman is going to wear jewelry, it better not be, well, jewelry.  Army tags? Check.  Submarine watches? Check.  Railroad spike bracelets?  Check. Giles & Brother's sharp (intended) piece of hardware is that rare piece of forged metal that says exactly that.  So while we hope you don't have a jewelry drawer or (god forbid) box, this is one worthy of a gent's safekeeping.   

Acquire it here:  http://www.gilesandbrother.com/collections/mens-classic/bracelet/  $55.00

The Standard

For Christmas I received a one-a-day calendar titled "How to be a Gentleman."  Although I was not sure what new advice it could possibly offer, I appreciated the thought.  By January 3, I was appalled.  The entry that day:  "A gentleman never runs out of toilet paper."  I am quite certain that I do not feel comfortable in a world where being able to wipe your ass constitutes being a gentleman.  As creatures of refinement and thoughtfulness, I trust the real gents out there will hold themselves to a more appropriate standard in the new year.

Respect The Vest

There is something about The Vest that is inherently gentlemanly.  We won't wax at length about why it is so definitely g-man steez, but suffice to say it's one thing that mobsters, presidents and Don Juan's all rock in common.  So here at GentStuff, our resolution this year is to wear more of them.