Who ever thought camouflage and plaid would work so well together? Apparently, Henrik Vibskov did when he was crafting the latest iteration of his wiper jacket. This time around, the Danish designer made the puffy jacket reversible. One side is adorned by multi plaids while the other is full-on camo.
For the warm weather that’s coming in the months ahead, we’d suggest giving your body some room to breathe. Fremont‘s Tnopyne plaid shirt gives you just enough of that without making the piece like you pulled it from your dad’s closet.The navy and white plaid fabric is double faced with a slightly loose weave, which adds to the slightly relaxed cut.
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Just in stock over at Blackbird are a pair of Gitman ties. Their both available in a plaid flannel fit, in a slim finish (2.25″ wide). They come in a red/white/blue plaid and a dark pastel/plaid finish with a very limited stock. Grab yours now because waiting until it’s time to wear it will leave you deprived.
Blackbird’s just gotten more of Fremont’s Fauntleroy tux-style collar shirt in red plaid. For structure, the shirt’s lined with a soft cotton, but not compromising for weight. It may look like flannel, but with a hands-on feel, you’ll notice that this piece by Fremont is lighter than a t-shirt.
Buy It: $183 at Blackbird
J.Crew‘s latest rendition of the club shorts is sure to give you the style and comfort that we so desperately need this summer. Finish in a brilliant blue plaid print and fitted with a slightly narrower leg for a clean look, how do you say no?
Buy It: $59.50 at J.Crew
Plaid in the summer? Why not. This one by Surface to Air is a bit different than the other ones in your closet as it features two different plaid patterns. The detail on this shirt is amazing, as it brings light to s2a’s underrated creative efforts. Embroidered s2a at lower front.
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The NYTimes has an interesting piece on plaid and how much it’s spread like a wildfire since the “cool kids” wore it during the summer. Now, it’s gone from the cargos to the vests, shirts, and much more. We’re definitely not complaining. We’re paying hommage. Checkthe images below and definitely take a look at David Colman’s piece in the NYTimes. (more…)
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