Wayfarer shirt in olive Tamamushi chambray Maker_Paraboot

Wayfarer shirt in olive Tamamushi chambray Maker_Paraboot"A versatile design done in dense, smooth chambray woven using the Tamamushi technique a weave comprised of yarns with tonal differences rather than the usual contrasting colors for a more subtle and unique depth to the cloth. It's something that only gets better over time, so I'd suggest wearing this shirt as often as it calls to you, and then some." Ludwin Details 100% cotton chambray, woven in Japan Plain collar, button front with mother of pearl

The back panel is a nod to suiting construction

or slid over your suitcase's handlebar

these look best worn with a plain tee for an easy summer look

"Surprisingly soft and familiar feeling for a 100% linen tee

Tweed pure new wool cloth by Abraham Moon

its lamb suede shell

This seasons camel color is handsome and lends itself well to the shape

Padded side sleeve for laptop or tablet

these cufflinks are a breath of good taste and understatement in a menswear world dominated by whimisical or oversized links

Our favorite style of trouser from Stephan Schneider

Two side-seam pockets and two flapped rear pockets

or cinched in the waist for a trimmer silhouette