Effective date: October 2026
Logan Tailored covers jeans, trousers and shorts that fit, shirts, tees and knitwear, gym and running kit, and casual outfits worth repeating. This page explains how I pick topics, how a Logan Tailored article gets made now and what happens when something in it is wrong.
Who Runs Logan Tailored
Logan W. Stanton is the pen name I publish under. Behind it is one person, based in Vietnam, who runs a small group of sites. I’m not a professional stylist, and nothing on Logan Tailored should read as if I were.
How an Article Gets Made Now
- Topic. Topics come from what people search on Google and save on Pinterest, grouped so one article answers one clear question.
- Research. For a researched guide, I start from the pages that already rank for that question, usually 5 to 9 of them.
- First draft. AI writes the first draft from those pages, with the direct answer near the top and details below it.
- Figure check. In researched guides, figures in the AI draft are checked against the pages they came from, and mismatches are flagged before I review the post. Idea collections and roundups don’t get that check.
- My read. I read every Logan Tailored article before it goes live, fix what reads wrong and cut what doesn’t help.
- Publishing. The article goes live with the short affiliate note that sits under every post title.
What the Figure Check Looks At
When a researched guide goes through step 4, the comparison covers size charts, measurements, fabric content and prices. It compares the draft with its own source pages. It is not a professional’s review, which is why the notes below matter.
Before You Rely on an Article
- Check the brand’s own size chart. Sizes differ between brands, and even between styles from one brand, so measure yourself and compare before you order.
- Read the care label. Washing and drying tips in an article are general. The label sewn into the garment is the one to follow.
- Prices and stock move. A piece in an outfit idea may sell out or change price after a post goes live.
Pictures
Most pictures on Logan Tailored come from people who share them publicly on Pinterest and Instagram, and each one in a post carries the @handle of the account that shared it, linked to the original post. Pictures made with AI are illustrations of an outfit or a styling idea, not photos of a real person’s wardrobe. Image rights are covered on the Copyright Policy page.
Affiliate Links
Some Logan Tailored articles link to products on Amazon. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases, at no extra cost to you. No brand or store decides what an article says.
Spotted an Error?
If a Logan Tailored article has a wrong size tip, a product that has sold out for good or a link that no longer works, tell me. Email [email protected] and I’ll fix it.
