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The Art of Manliness is authored by husband and wife team, Brett and Kate McKay. It features articles on helping men be better husbands, better fathers, and better men. In our search to uncover the lost art of manliness, we’ll look to the past to find examples of manliness in action. We’ll analyze the lives of great men who knew what it meant to “man up” and hopefully learn from them. And we’ll talk about the skills, manners, and principles that every man should know. Since beginning in January 2008, The Art of Manliness has already gained 72,000+ subscribers and continues to grow each week.
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avf said 2/14/2013 about
I read an article in Esquire where the author had the recipe for his favorite drink (Daiquiri) printed on the back of his calling card.
Erich Bloxdorf said 11/29/2011 about
Favorite Calling Card
John L. Sullivan calling card is terrific! Would appreciate tips on how to carry them...card cases available?
pbenes said 9/22/2010 about
My favorite
The fisticuffs design is my favorite. It has a vintage charm, and ample room on the back for whatever note the occasion requires.
pjdonaldson said 9/20/2010 about
John L. Sullivan Calling Card
I like the John L. Sullivan Calling Card because it has the manly graphic but leaves a place to write a note on the back.
JoshBF said 9/20/2010 about
Victorian Gentleman
I like them all but my favorite is the Victorian Gentleman. Cheers.
TheBradley said 9/19/2010 about
Art of Manliness Calling Card
The Art of Manliness Calling Card is my favorite as it is all encompasing: distinguished gentleman, pugilist, and website information. Now I don't have to write it down when passing it on to friends!
Brad Mutchler said 9/19/2010 about
AOM Cards
I believe the Victorian Gentlemen is the purest definition of Manliness...manners, etiquette, well dressed etc...perhaps the note card on the back would be a nice addition?
dj_kelley said 9/18/2010 about
Manly Calling Cards.
I prefer "The Victorian Gentleman B." It is simple and it suits my taste.
Ezra_Stikette said 9/18/2010 about
Calling Cards
I like the framed one, because it has style without being pretentious
manfrin said 9/18/2010 about
B
Most assuredly card B. It is simple and refined, elegant but not gauche. Just what a man needs.
hogdawg84 said 9/18/2010 about
framed card
My favorite is the framed card. I like the lines on the back to add personalized notes.
lakingsfn said 9/18/2010 about
My favorite
I like the framed card, especially the lines on the back for adding a short note to the card when you give it out.
Penfield_Lewis said 9/18/2010 about
My favourite card
I really like the framed card, very simple and classy. Although all of them would be good to have in my wallet.
AdamSteudle said 9/18/2010 about
My favourite(s)
The Victorian gentlemen is my favourite with the framed calling card coming in a close second.
TravisCreate said 9/17/2010 about
Framed Calling Card
I particularly like the fisticuffs calling card, as it is quite simple without being entirely minimalist, and therefore still has a wealth of character.
The framed calling card came in a very close second. I love its slightly weathered edges, and the design on both sides.
lordotheporto said 9/17/2010 about
My Favorite(s)
My favorite design is the Framed card--because of its simplicity as well as the more traditional calling card shape. However, I wish there were more room on the front for information. It's reasonable to have at least one phone and one e-mail address.
My second favorite(s) are the Victorian Gentleman (although I dislike the business card shape) and the John L. Sullivan on the back.
handlebar said 9/17/2010 about
My fav.
AoM Victorian Gentleman is classy, with enough room for a good amount of information. I would like more room, though, because I'd like to be able to share my phone, address, email, along with Twitter and website, and I don't think there's enough room for all of that as is.
I <i>like</i> the designs with the fighting man, but I wouldn't want to give those out to guys I'd just met, and maybe not to women I was newly interested in.
hofccsaint said 9/17/2010 about
Sullivan Calling Card
I like this one because I like the offset text and the clean front.
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