Quince on The Why Files: Operation Podcast
JFK's Assassination and the CIA's Psychic Cold War
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August is the perfect time to hit reset before the fall rush and for me that reset always starts in my closet. That's why I keep coming back to Quince. They focus on well-made essentials that naturally become the clothes you live in all season long. Quince is built around fewer better pieces, premium materials made to last, the stuff you actually reach for instead of it just sitting in a drawer. They do the everyday staples really well. Organic cotton tees, Mongolian cashmere sweaters, plus premium denim and tailored chinos starting at around $75 with the fit and fabric you'd expect from a designer label, not a discount rack. That's the whole model, actually. Everything is 50 to 80% less than comparable brands because Quince works directly with ethical factories and skips the middlemen. I can vouch for this one myself. Their cotton modal Henley is on constant rotation for me. I wear it in every episode. And their Pima cotton tee is another favorite because the extra long staple cotton holds its color and shape wash after wash. And it's not just clothes. Bedding, bath, cookware, travel gear. Quince has quietly become my go-to for the house too. Upgrade your every day. Go to quince.com slash the Y files for free shipping on your order and 365 day returns. Now available in Canada and the UK too. That's quince.com slash the Y files for free shipping and 365-day returns.
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