Brooklyn Hotdog Brooklyn Hotdog Everyday American Style
Editorial office, New York

Reach the Brooklyn Hotdog editorial team

Use this page for editorial questions, corrections, or collaboration ideas. We read every message that comes through the form, though we can't promise a reply to each one.

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Direct details
Address
452 Mercer St, New York, NY 10013, USA
Office hours
Monday–Friday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

This is an editorial office, not a retail location, so there is nothing to visit in person.

What to write about

Corrections are the most useful messages we get. If a page states something inaccurate, tell us the page and the specific claim, and we will review it. Naming the exact sentence is faster than describing the topic, because we can go straight to the paragraph you flagged.

A plain rail of neutral garments on a bare plaster wall in a New York wardrobe room

The working rail at Mercer St

Editorial questions

If you want to understand why a brand was covered a certain way, or how we approach a category, ask. We are happy to explain our reasoning.

Why a brand

Ask how a label ended up in a guide, what we looked at in the pieces themselves, and which details pushed it into a category. We answer with the same reasoning that shaped the page.

Coverage
How we compare

Questions about how two labels are weighed against each other are welcome. Tell us which pair you mean and we will walk through the fit, fabric, and price position we considered.

Method
What we won't do

We won't speculate about brands we haven't researched, and we won't preview coverage that isn't published yet. If something is still in progress, we will say so instead of guessing.

Limits

Collaboration ideas

We are open to working with writers and editors who cover American fashion and wardrobe topics. Send a short note about what you would want to write and why it fits the site. We will reply if there is a match.

A useful pitch is specific about the angle, names a few brands or pieces you would draw on, and says who the piece is for. Broad topic lists are harder to act on than one clear idea.

Hands folding a stack of plain cotton sweaters on a matte table

Sample pulls before a piece

Response times

We aim to reply to messages within a few business days. Correction requests get priority, because a wrong sentence on a live page matters more than a question about future coverage.

If you don't hear back, it usually means the message didn't include enough detail to act on. Include the page and the claim, and we can take it from there.

How we triage
  • Corrections first, with the page and the exact claim.
  • Questions about published coverage next.
  • Pitches for new writing after that.

Messages arrive during office hours, Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

Send a message

Tell us what the message is about, and include the page and the specific claim if you are writing about a correction. The more precise the note, the more likely it is to reach the right person.

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We read every message, though we can't promise a reply to each one.

Where we are

Our address is 452 Mercer St, New York, NY 10013, USA. Our phone number is +1-212-555-0184. We are an editorial office, not a retail location, so there is nothing to visit in person.

The map below is here so you can place the office in the city. There is no storefront and no counter to walk up to.

452 Mercer St, New York, NY 10013

Before you close the tab

The rest of the edition is still open

If your question is about a specific guide, the answer may already be on the page. Our style guides cover everyday dressing for American readers, and the brand profiles explain how individual labels are covered. Start there, and write to us only if something is still unclear.