Detroit-based manufacturing company Shinola has been making luxury products—watches, leather goods, journals and pet accessories, to name a few—since 2011, but its newest line is an addition to its existing bicycle collection. Boasting high quality components (think: leather saddle, cork grips and chain guard) ... More

ValGrine is breaking the “stodgy golfer” stereotype with putters that take inspiration from French architecture, boating and watchmaking. Each club in the Demi-Maillet Cupidon collection (in orange, black and blue, above; $5,580) has a hand-carved aluminum head and calfskin grip. Clubs in the Pièce Unique collection (gold putter with custom engraving, ... More

Exclusivity is no longer limited to hotshot events and top-notch concierge companies. From smartphones to social networks, everyday tech services are becoming invite-only. Here, check out the ones worth the pre-screening process. Ello If you’re getting sick of the creepy personalized ads that clutter your Facebook newsfeed, it ... More

The St. Regis New York unites timeless allure and elegant grandeur with their 2015 Bentley house fleet. The exclusive car service features two different models—Moonbeam Silver Flying Spur and Bentley Beluga Black Mulsanne—for hotel guests to ride.   By day, the sleek Flying Spur whisks guests to their business ... More

Do you have the need for speed? Then these sports cars and luxury vehicles will be right up your alley. From sedans that rule the road, like Jaguar, Bentley and Rolls-Royce, to sportier models from Lamborghini and Maserati, these will make perfect first, second, third (fourth, fifth…) models for you ... More

We’d just come in from our morning swim when we overheard Bruce talking to Billie Holiday—our sister, not the singer—about a new project with Shinola, a Detroit company that makes watches and leather goods for humans. “You’re going to Detroit?” whined River, the needy one. Most of us understand that ... More

Shortly after D-Day on June 10th 1944, Winston Churchill landed in France, lit his cigar and walked ashore. “The cigar had to be relit by a French dock worker, but it was that moment where we could see the magic in his eyes,” Randolph Churchill said of his great grandfather. ... More