Posted by: JT
Apr 12, 2010
This is the first year I was not overly impressed with the Steven Alan spring collection except maybe some of the Engineered Garments collaborations. This Popover Workshirt was one of the few pieces that caught my attention and was possibly the most interesting. Unlike most regular button up shirts this blue chambray long sleeve has only a three quarter length placket down the front making it more like a pullover. Un-tucked this shirt would look pretty cool on anyone.
Available @: The Garbstore
Posted by: JT
Apr 9, 2010
The new Gitman Vintage collection has an oxford shirt for every man. This season the design group of Chris Olberding decided to bring back their favorite fabrics from the 1984 Gitman archives. Even though the line is interpreted for spring/summer 2010, they also reconnect us with several retrospective details which include original double-track stitching, chalk buttons, locker-loops, box-pleats and reissued the original “Gitman Bros. Est 1978″ label. In this collection you will find basic washed solid and striped oxfords along with a range of colourful chambrays. To make it even more difficult for us to decide, they also designed shirts with cotton madras, antique seersucker, bright cabana stripes, short sleeve formal in double-washed denim and some interesting patch work madras. Told you there is a shirt or maybe even two for every man.
Website: Gitman Vintage
