The Lifestyle

The Lifestyle

What Freedom Lifestyle Actually Means Here

What Freedom Lifestyle Actually Means Here

Freedom lifestyle isn't one specific job or zip code. Here's what the phrase actually means at NO.925, and why it might already describe your life.

What Freedom Lifestyle Actually Means Here

Freedom lifestyle isn't one specific job or zip code. Here's what the phrase actually means at NO.925, and why it might already describe your life.

The 2026 Redesign, Explained

The 2026 Redesign, Explained

A look at why NO.925 refreshed its style guide for 2026, what actually changed, and how the new Halloween collection shows it in real pieces.

The 2026 Redesign, Explained

A look at why NO.925 refreshed its style guide for 2026, what actually changed, and how the new Halloween collection shows it in real pieces.

Deschooling: The First September You Don't Go Back

Deschooling: The First September You Don't Go Back

Deschooling is the adjustment period before homeschool finds its rhythm. What the first September without school actually feels like.

Deschooling: The First September You Don't Go Back

Deschooling is the adjustment period before homeschool finds its rhythm. What the first September without school actually feels like.

Preserve the Harvest: Canning for Beginners

Preserve the Harvest: Canning for Beginners

New to canning? Here's the honest starting point: water bath vs pressure, tomato season, three beginner recipes, and the gear that actually matters.

Preserve the Harvest: Canning for Beginners

New to canning? Here's the honest starting point: water bath vs pressure, tomato season, three beginner recipes, and the gear that actually matters.

How to Start Roadschooling: The Ultimate Guide

How to Start Roadschooling: The Ultimate Guide

How to start roadschooling: legal basics by state, a daily rhythm that actually works, curriculum styles, and finding your people on the road.

How to Start Roadschooling: The Ultimate Guide

How to start roadschooling: legal basics by state, a daily rhythm that actually works, curriculum styles, and finding your people on the road.

Not Back to School: How Homeschool Families Do the First Day

Not Back to School: How Homeschool Families Do ...

Not back to school traditions homeschool families love: pancake breakfasts, chalkboard signs, same spot photos, and a field trip while parks are empty.

Not Back to School: How Homeschool Families Do ...

Not back to school traditions homeschool families love: pancake breakfasts, chalkboard signs, same spot photos, and a field trip while parks are empty.

The Lifestyle: Stories From People Building Life on Their Own Terms

The Lifestyle is where No. 925 documents what life looks like when you stop following someone else's script. Van life. Digital nomad work. Remote travel. The unsexy logistics nobody warns you about. The wins worth chasing. Real stories from people who are designing their lives instead of inheriting them.

Lifestyle Questions

What is van life really like?

Van life is part freedom, part logistics. The Instagram version skips the hard stuff. Our coverage focuses on real-world experience: how to do van life day-to-day, what nobody warns you about, how to manage remote work from a 60 square foot rolling office, and how to avoid the burnout that comes when adventure becomes a routine. Read our van life series for honest accounts.

Can I really work remotely while traveling?

Yes. Thousands of people do it. The constraints are real: time zones, internet reliability, productivity rhythms when your workspace changes weekly. Our remote work travel posts cover the logistics, the visas, the gear, and the mindset shifts. Start with our guide on how to travel while working remotely if you're early in the journey.

What is a digital nomad lifestyle?

Digital nomadism is location-independent work — typically remote roles in software, design, marketing, writing, or consulting — combined with international or domestic travel. We cover what the digital nomad lifestyle actually looks like beyond the Instagram version, including the financial realities, the loneliness, the visa logistics, and what makes it sustainable long-term.

How do you start van life or nomad life on a normal income?

You don't need a high salary. You need a low burn rate, a remote income source, and a willingness to start small. Many people start with a few months of part-time travel before going full-time. Our coverage includes practical paths in for people without trust funds or sponsorships.

What gear do I actually need for travel and remote work?

Less than influencers suggest. We cover the gear that actually earns its space — bags, hoodies, hats, and durable layers built for unpredictable weather and constant motion. No 925 makes apparel for people in this world: oversized hoodies, lightweight layers, dad hats, and crossbody bags designed for movement.

Why does No. 925 cover this lifestyle?

Because it's our customer base. The people buying No. 925 hoodies and dad hats are the same people pursuing intentional, location-flexible lives. Project 925, our giving initiative, also funds nonprofits aligned with veteran support, mental health, and environmental work — causes the lifestyle audience cares about.

Are these stories sponsored or paid?

No. We don't accept sponsored placements. Stories are sourced from real people in our community or written by our team based on direct experience. When we recommend gear or destinations, we're recommending what works.