When it comes to distinctive detailing, our handsome Tucson Suede Shirt sets the bar for stand-out cool styling. It’s decidedly sophisticated as a simple shirt, its buttery-tan hue feels just. . .
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Lifestyle
The Orvis Lifestyle Blog takes you around the world with informative and colorful posts that celebrate the lifestyle we love. We hope to inspire you with narratives on wide-ranging topics about beautiful living at home and adventures in the great outdoors.
The Land of Rovers
Drive just a few miles in any direction from the downtown bustle of Burlington, Vermont, and you’ll be in the figurative middle of nowhere. The landscape opens up to rolling pasture, lazy two. . .
Read MoreCome Hunt with Us
Standing on the ridge I looked across a sea of grass with mountain islands here and there, the distance defined only by the last jagged range in sight. “How far are those?”
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Being a dad is an adventure. I’m sure that’s what my dad thought that windy afternoon in the canoe many years ago, when I put a size 14 dry fly in his neck just shy of his jugular. . .
Read MoreBlackberry Farm II: An Adventure for the Senses
Written by: Lucinda Jamison
Fall in Tennessee is a vibrant artist’s palette. A blaze of bright hues burnishes the hill, and even the trees have colorful names—red maple, yellow buckeye, black cherry, blue beech. Flashes of brilliance flit by as the brightly feathered cardinals and tanagers, bluebirds, and goldfinches. . .
Read MoreBlackberry Farm I: Miles and Miles of White Fences
Driving into Blackberry Farm following a midnight flight to Knoxville, the first thing I noticed was the gleam of seemingly mile after mile of pristine white fence through the pitch-black dark. The. . .
Read MoreHow to Pack the Best Travel Clothes for Women
Written by: Deb German
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Packing the best travel clothing is as much about dressing in layers as it is about the specific women’s travel wardrobe you choose.
This is a cautionary tale of sorts, a manifesto for the woman with wanderlust. I’ve had occasion to travel alone for lengthy visits to New York City several times in recent years, but did not possess a stitch of women’s travel clothing, unseasoned as I was. In my defense, I got smarter each time, but also broke a few cardinal travel rules: I packed a mountain of clothing in an enormous, unwieldy bag; almost everything I brought needed pressing when I arrived; and I stupidly purchased stylish, new shoes for my first trip. That last bit was possibly the most poorly conceived decision of all. My feet suffered needlessly for days because of it, even after I abandoned the offending shoes.
Read MorePro Tips: How to Choose the Right Gear for Wet-Wading, Part I
One of the great joys of summertime fishing is the opportunity to leave the waders at home and actually feel the river or the lake against your legs in a more intimate way. No waders also means easier . . .
Read MoreVideo: Why a Dog Bed?
A dog bed is more than just a comfortable place for your best friend to sleep. It’s a place of refuge, a place to recover after activity, and a training tool. Every dog needs a “den,” where they can get away from life’s . . .
Read MoreCheck Out the NEW Helios 3 Blackout Fly Rods
The Helios™ 3 Blackouts have landed! Available now, these new, high-concept, supremely accurate H3 rods are designed to excel in specific angling scenarios. Our rod design team listened to some of the sport’s . . .
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