Menswear chaos with actual taste.
Throwing Fits turns menswear talk into a running group chat with taste, jokes, and sharp brand reads. Episodes swing from Patreon-style hangouts about taxes, shoes, and dress codes to interviews with designers and studio founders.
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Throwing Fits is a fashion and culture podcast that turns menswear obsession into a loud, restless conversation. It is built for people who care what everyone is wearing. The show’s center of gravity is taste: shoes, jackets, dress codes, brand revivals, resale, runway-adjacent events, and the small signals that make a garment feel current. Then it swerves. A conversation about Vans can become a riff on Puma, collaborations, marketing cycles, and why a brand suddenly feels back. A fit check can open into taxes, heat, track jackets, vintage Gucci, or an upcoming trip to Salone in Milan. The pace is fast and crowded, but the references are not random. Interview episodes bring the show’s slangy comedy into direct contact with designers, founders, and operators. Nick Williams and Phil Ayers discuss Small Talk Studio, dead stock sourcing, custom textile milling, open-door studio culture, and the weird reality of people treating a studio like a shop. Nicholas Daley talks about his decade in fashion, Central Saint Martins, Met Museum Costume Institute recognition, Japan, music, collaboration, and the cultural line between homage and empty reference. Keith Henry brings in Henry’s, Canadian menswear, expensive workwear, OVO, denim heads, and a heavy dose of regional slang. The show is often funniest when it is most granular. It treats a shoe trend or a jacket layer as worthy of full forensic attention. It also has a clear appetite for people who actually make things, especially small brands with strong points of view. The tone is blunt, irreverent, and intentionally messy. Still, beneath the chaos is a real editorial instinct about what matters in contemporary menswear. Throwing Fits is not a tidy fashion briefing. It is a high-context, joke-dense hangout for listeners who want clothes discussed as culture, business, identity, and sport.
Made for: For fashion-literate listeners who follow menswear, streetwear, interviews, brand cycles, and fit-check culture. Best for people who enjoy insider references and blunt, joke-heavy conversation.
What sets it apart: Throwing Fits pairs real garment knowledge with intentionally unruly banter, letting designers and founders sit inside a loose culture show. Its strength is making niche menswear details feel social, competitive, and funny.
Two grown dirtbags just tryna navigate the zeitgeist. If you have any money you want to give us or any constructive criticism you'd like us to 360 degree tomahawk slam dunk into the trash can please email us: [email protected]. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.throwingfits.com.
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Streetwear built from DMs, split bread, and a label that still runs small.
The episode turns a streetwear story into something more lived-in, using a DM, a one-off Puerto Rican flag knit, and a lunch at Casa Adela to keep the focus on how the label moves.
A loose, revealing fashion conversation about family influence, cultural reference, and a designer's decade-long rise.
A decade into his namesake brand, Nicholas Daly frames fashion as something carried through family, music, craft, and the uneasy space between homage and performance.
A slangy, grounded look at Keith Henry's military-inspired workwear brand.
Keith Henry presents Henry's as a brand shaped by military-inspired, elevated workwear, and the strongest moments come from the pieces he keeps coming back to: flight jackets, gunner smocks, M65s, an old GWG jacket from Edmonton, and his father's Polo jacket with a seat belt…
Apple decisions, examined down to the window corner.
Weekly film, music, and arts criticism from Monocle 24's Midori House studio in London.
The engineering decisions behind code, agents, and control.
Keith Henry explains how he taught himself to make clothes by taking apart his own pants and tracing the fabric.
This episode features an interview with Avery Trufelman, host of the podcast Articles of Interest, discussing her new season on outdoors and military fashion, her experiences during fashion week, and her personal approach to work and delegation.
This episode features an interview with photographer Tyrell Hampton discussing his work in fashion, experiences with celebrities, and career insights.
This episode features an interview with actress Myha'la discussing her role in HBO's show 'Industry' as it approaches its fourth season, along with fashion and sustainable shopping.
Throwing Fits' preview tees up fast fashion and robots at Vogue World, but the recording chiefly contains clothing talk and ad breaks.
Willie Chavarria calls fashion “smoke and mirrors,” pointing to exploitation beneath the finished product.
Mackenzie Thomas tells Throwing Fits how she secured the Instagram handle “Mackenzie” from Kevin after meeting him through teen focus groups.
Throwing Fits interviews Jiro Maestu of Little Tokyo Table Tennis and Ryan Cua of ASICS SportsStyle about the LTTT Gel Resolution 5 collaboration.
Throwing Fits interviews 28-year-old Sage Toda Nation, founder of Sage Nation and creative director of YMC, during Paris Fashion Week while he presents the spring-summer 2027 collection.
Chantal Fernandez, features writer at The Cut and co-author with Lauren Sherman of a Henry Holt book on Victoria's Secret, joins Throwing Fits for a fit check and a conversation about fashion media.
This Patreon preview episode discusses sustainable fashion through luxury resale with The RealReal and announces upcoming live shows in Milan with Armani.
The hosts discuss missing tax payments, personal finance habits, and their clothing choices in a casual, humorous conversation.
This episode features an interview with Nick Williams and Phil Ayers, co-founders of Small Talk Studio, discussing their men's fashion brand, dead stock sourcing, custom textiles, and quirky studio experiences in New York City's garment district.
The hosts discuss Vans footwear trends, brand strategies, and potential pathways for spring and summer fashion.
The hosts engage in casual, humorous banter about hydration, podcasting discomfort, and clothing brands like Fila, with a loose connection to the title's mention of peptides.
Aaron Maldonado talks through Brigade’s growth, from saving pizza tips in a paper bag to launching a brand with a 25-year plan in 2014.
Throwing Fits interviews Nicholas Daley, the Central Saint Martins graduate and founder of the Nicholas Daley brand, about fashion, music, and Jamaican-British cultural identity.
This episode features an interview with Keith Henry, a self-taught Canadian menswear designer known for his military-inspired workwear brand Henry's, discussing fashion, sustainability, and industry insights.
This episode features an interview with Myha'la discussing her role in HBO's 'Industry', the upcoming season four, and her experiences with the show's growing popularity.