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This season orSlow have expanded their offering to include a variety of new outerwear pieces, one of which is this unlined shawl collar coat, well-suited to layering. Made from durable cotton poplin, it features a double-breasted front, large flap pockets and adjustable cuffs. Having the option to button it right up to the neck and further fasten the collar with a storm flap, make it a great option in chilly weather when the wind picks up.
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I’m astounded that Corona hasn’t been picked up by any stockists in Europe or North America – not that I know of at least. They’ve been one of my favourite brands to follow from afar for years now, and their American workwear and military references are always flawless. This nylon taffeta jacket has a vintage hiking feel that is both utilitarian and unique, amounting to a well-styled outer layer that can be easily worn over a heavyweight wool sweater. Corona Trek Traveler Jacket
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This unique piece from 1205 evokes feelings of a classic C.P.O. shirt, while simultaneously nodding to the recognizable rounded placket shape of a blazer. Made in Italy from wool, cotton and nylon, the fit is modern yet boxy enough to accommodate cold weather layering. But what really grabs me is the construction of the casual, wide set collar. 1205 Layer Shirt
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CHUP has established itself as a go-to for earth-friendly, high-quality socks inspired by ethnic cultures from all over the world. For Fall/Winter 2014, the GLEN CLYDE-founded Japanese label presents another collection of culturally-rich, intricately-knit and supremely comfortable hosiery infused with traditional motifs, emblems and textiles. Standouts from the range include the Dinetah — an arrows-and-mountains pattern inspired by the traditional Navajo homeland of the same name — the similarly-styled, Navajo-influenced Montana, and the Scandinavian-patterned Hansker, all of which feature hand-linked toes, elastic openings and are made with expertise in Japan. Cozy, well-made and ideal for injecting some color and pattern into subdued winter wardrobes
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This unique piece from 1205 evokes feelings of a classic C.P.O. shirt, while simultaneously nodding to the recognizable rounded placket shape of a blazer. Made in Italy from wool, cotton and nylon, the fit is modern yet boxy enough to accommodate cold weather layering. But what really grabs me is the construction of the casual, wide set collar. 1205 Layer Shirt
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Engineered Garments always do a great job breathing new life into fabrics that can sometimes feel a little mundane or otherwise tired on their own. The Lt Parka uses a simple navy nylon with a polkadot pattern, but its versatility, adjustable length and simple details, make for a great spring or early fall jacket, and a useful piece for winter layering. Engineered Garments Lt Parka Navy Polkadot Taffeta
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What is it about the aesthetic of vintage outerwear that modern day technical outerwear can't capture? Looks like J.Crew noticed this and is bringing back a classic North Face original from 1985, the Mountain Jacket. Designed after research notes taken on a Himalayan expedition to Mount Everest, J.Crew brings back the style complete with original details such as the reinforced shoulders, extended zipper pulls, coated cotton, and the roomy hood.
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First shown at Tortona Design Week in Milan earlier this year, the Reflective Research'992 – '015 exhibition opened in New York yesterday. Highlighting Stone Island's use of reflective materials, originally inspired by the study of safety workwear, the exhibition showcases a range of garments and applications used by the Italian brand from 1992 to 2015. The retrospective retraces Stone Island's original research, and examines the evolution and various interpretations of the concept on different textile bases, along with the many experimental processes that have been used over the years. The show runs for the next month, and a special retail presentation will accompany the exhibition, with much of the brand's Fall-Winter '15 collection available for sale. Both should represent opportunities not to be missed, for diehard fans and newcomers alike.
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Dish & Duer have come up with the ideal recipe for a pant that has the comfort of a sweat pant in a style that looks like your favorite chino. Using a combination of Tencel, Polyester, Spandex, and Cotton, that mix of fabrics comes together to give you all the essential features in a modern pant: moisture management, naturally anti-bacterial, strength and stretch, reinforced rear pockets to reduce blow out, triple stitched stress points, and a stretchy seat gusset. Dish and Duer's No Sweat Pant
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Ebbets Field is known for its authentic reproductions of handcrafted vintage baseball jerseys, flannels, baseball caps and other vintage sports goods. The Seattle-based label has called to longtime supporter, J.Crew to produce a range of three woollen football jerseys. Keeping to the Ebbets Field’s faithful standards of authenticity, every item is crafted from original fabrics to ensure historical accuracy. The range consists of different designs and colorways based on three football teams including the New York Yankees (AFL), Rock Island Independents (AFL) and Brooklyn Dodgers (AAFC). All three of the Ebbets Field for J. Crew Authentic Football Jerseys
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