GQ Magazine Subscription

A good magazine, but the UK version is typically twice the size - more content.

My son is in Texas and I send this to him while he is incarcerated it's a nice gift to give someone.

GQ has declined considerably over the past decade. There is a conspicuous lack of interesting content, including the food related features which were consistently featured. The magazine has become a bulletin board for its advertisers.

This magazine is supposed to be about style add advice about style. Now it's more like liberal left-wing policies and less about style.

The ads, which give you sound color and style advice, are worth the price of admission alone

I believe the label keeps falling off so delivery does not happen. They do not stamp the recipients name and address on the magazine. It's a label that sticks or doesn't! In my case doesn't

My biggest complaint about GQ continues to be the publication's refusal to recognize that even if you lived on the moon, you'd be aware of the fact gay guys are into fashion, appearance and staying fit. While I mostly enjoy the content of the magazine, it continues to strictly use female pronouns in articles such as dating, how to impress "her," etc. I've written to the publisher to ask why the pronoun usage can't be neutral so whether you're gay, straight, bi or whatever...the information can be applicable to everyone. No gay guy wants to read articles about how to impress HER with this or that. I wasn't surprised my letter was completely ignored. As a long time subscriber, you'd think I would deserve some sort of acknowledgement.

I'm 68 and I've been reading GQ since I was 15. They have gotten so much better over time. They stay to their roots and they give you current events with a twist. I wish they would go a little back to the suit and tie fashion they had in the old days for some of us older guys.

Excellent