Tweed, Denim, and Corduroy
I wore this on a warm winter day, and it seems still relevant in our current sprinter condition. I used the tweed as outerwear, and even though the jacket is cut to fit over a sweater, I liked it a little slouchy in this fit. And I still love the giant fit cords. They flow like water, perfect for a slouchy fit. They also break in a certain way... You'll bear more about how they break and why I like it in due time. Brown on brown tonal is weird but I felt like giving it a try and it's not bad. People have been doing light, low contrast separates lately... I figured I'd try it with dark separates. So slouchy pants, slouchy jacket, blousy denim shirt... Gotta wear loafers of course. I keep trying to thrift color 8 shell Aldens on eBay and they never fit right... These are a little big, but
The Summer Tailoring Lookbook
Our latest lookbook is a study of tailoring designed for the summer months. Worn by our friend Tomo, we’ve looked to Tokyo for a little bit of inspiration, a city where the traditions of classic suiting are closely honoured, but are also broken up, refracted and referenced, ultimately becoming something new and interesting—relevant to each wearer. Tokyo takes its tailoring seriously… but there’s room for experimentation in there, too.
The Summer Tailoring Lookbook
Our latest lookbook is a study of tailoring designed for the summer months. Worn by our friend Tomo, we’ve looked to Tokyo for a little bit of inspiration, a city where the traditions of classic suiting are closely honoured, but are also broken up, refracted and referenced, ultimately becoming something new and interesting—relevant to each wearer. Tokyo takes its tailoring seriously… but there’s room for experimentation in there, too.
The Summer Tailoring Lookbook
Our latest lookbook is a study of tailoring designed for the summer months. Worn by our friend Tomo, we’ve looked to Tokyo for a little bit of inspiration, a city where the traditions of classic suiting are closely honoured, but are also broken up, refracted and referenced, ultimately becoming something new and interesting—relevant to each wearer. Tokyo takes its tailoring seriously… but there’s room for experimentation in there, too.
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