The arc of Ketch Secor’s journey in American roots music can be summed up by a line in his band’s hit song, Wagon Wheel: “Running from the cold up in New England/I was born to be a fiddler in an old-time string band.” Raised in Virginia, Ketch went north for high school and college, before taking to the open road and busking. A chance encounter in Boone, North Carolina, with folk-country legend Doc Watson started him on a path that led to Nashville’s Grand Old Opry. He’s been in town ever since and has a solo album dropping in July. Ketch wears our Cropped Boucle Sweater Polo and Italian Linen Wythe Trouser. Photography: @emilydorio Styling: @helenawollan Grooming: @janellewoodmua Production: @daynarochell