Cain — Fucks Cole [better]

Rejecting fast fashion, Cole’s wardrobe is a capsule of heritage brands (e.g., Iron Heart denim, Alden boots) and emerging sustainable labels. His grooming routine emphasizes skincare as self-care, often featuring affordable drugstore staples alongside niche products.

He follows a hybrid training model: Olympic lifting, zone 2 cardio, and daily mobility work. Diet is “85/15” (nutrient-dense whole foods 85% of the time, deliberate indulgences 15%). He notably avoids extreme diets or detoxes. cain fucks cole

Cole prioritizes “slow travel” (minimum one week per destination) and cultural immersion over checklist tourism. His public itineraries always include three elements: a local cooking class, a visit to a bookstore, and a live music venue. Rejecting fast fashion, Cole’s wardrobe is a capsule

Cole’s publicized living spaces (a converted warehouse in Atlanta and a cabin in the Catskills) showcase a minimalist-industrial aesthetic. He advocates for the “entertaining kitchen” and the “library bar”—spaces designed for conversation, not just passive TV viewing. Diet is “85/15” (nutrient-dense whole foods 85% of