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The dapper accessory your man can show off.

In a new holiday-shopping survey, respondents chose dads as their least-favorite person to shop for. Here’s the solution.

In a market crowded with pedigreed brewers, a place founded by three law-school students and their friends with a little homebrewing experience sounds like a recipe for Imperial Disaster. (Not actually an esoteric beer name. Yet.) But the owners of Black Acre in Irvington have had their day in court, and we’re ruling in their favor.

When this national home-decor company decided to open its first showroom, owners Jennifer Masten and Mike Tuttle created a space next to their office in Irvington, where many of their products are made.

With the Colts’ Sunday opener and Monday Night Football kicking off 24 hours later, truer words than these have never been stenciled.

With every brilliant, under-appreciated issue, Commercial Article grows as an example of life imitating art. Or is it the other way around?

At the gorgeously outfitted haven for men, rugged elements—pallet-wood accent walls, old pipes turned into racks—suggest dudes should enjoy shopping here.

It’s not just a bike. It’s part of your look.

One of the four founding owners of Jockamo Upper Crust Pizza in Irvington, Mick McGrath knows that a wait list and a packed room are signs that business is good.

You might have seen Inhabit’s organic-cotton sheets and duvets on TV: The 400-thread-count products bedeck Marshall and Lily’s bed on How I Met Your Mother.

An emerging menswear designer, the motherlode of cowboy boots, and the major brand that loves Sarah Hoover’s style.

Four holiday markets for handmade treasures that you haven’t missed.

This Saturday in Irvington: a rare chance to buy Tom O. Reed’s creative utensils.

Catch her capering while you can: The multitasker will perform her routine at the appropriately titled Red Dress Fantastically Fun Jaunt in the morning before serving as grand marshal of the event’s costume parade.