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Here’s Your F/W Cardigan, Courtesy Of A Kind Of Guise
Cardigan kings, A Kind of Guise, are back with a blue melange hitter that will be difficult to remove during the cooler months.
Cardigan kings, A Kind of Guise, are back with a blue melange hitter that will be difficult to remove during the cooler months.
Cut, sewn, dyed, and washed all in Los Angeles and made from genuine American Supima cotton, American Trench's new Interlock Tees are soft but beefy.
These Left Field NYC Uniform Denim are made just like they used to be, only better, thanks to the brand giving us a modern cut to work in.
The word clean gets thrown around way too much in the fashion world, but Phlannel's Skipper Collar Shirt is cleaner than a censored Disney film.
Named after hot dog mustard and blue brain freeze, it's clear these Left Field jawns aren't your average heather tees.
Tender has the tendency to use left field dyeing pigments but it looks like this Wever's Stock shirt eas died with the essence of a summery blue sky.
These are loosely knitted to give that hand-knitted feel, with the all-over motif taking cues from vintage U.S-made bandanas.
Made in Japan like all of Toyo Enterprise's goods, this piece sprinkles some steez sugar on different on top of a traditional silhouette.
Instead of the two or three-button placket you're used to, this Lady White Co. Polo buttons all the way down, lessening the dork factor and raising the cool.
Save Khaki is making it their mission to add new textures to your summer wardrobe, and if their Herringbone Naval Shorts can't get it done, nothing can.
