Same Shirt

This is a great example of what a great classic shirt can do for you.  If you're anything like me and calculate purchases based on cost per use, then this Woolrich Woolen Mills Rocakaway Chambray shirt would be perfect. As you can see below, the same shirt can be used to accomplish so many different looks. Engineered Garments' Daiki Suzuki's side project brings the same E.G. feel while focusing more on American traditions. Shirt along with the Woolrich Woolen Mills S/S 2010 is now available at Tres Bien.

 

E.G.

Engineered Garments is a solid brand to keep in mind because they carefully consider creating and detailing clothing as "Engineered", hence their brand name. Each one of their pieces is well put together and a lot of thought is put behind each pattern, stitch, and shape. Engineered Garments clothing is very basic with enough moderate loud patterns to seperate them from the norm. They keep it classic with this shawl collar cinch vest in black chambray that would go with almost anything in your wardrobe. Keep E.G. in mind when you're trying to complete the casual classy look.  For a full preview of Engineered Garment's S/S '10, check out Tres Bien.

Nom De Guerre - Raw Denim

Everyone should own at least one pair of solid denim.  If you've been reading our blog, I'm sure you know about my loyalty to APC when it comes to denim. But every once in a while I see a new pair of jeans worth trying and these Nom de Guerre classic 5 pocket raw denim look extra inviting.  Straight cut and slightly tapered in the leg should suit me well since I have to get all my pants altered.  Produced in Japan with high quality Japanese fabric, so you know this denim is built to last.  This Nom de Guerre Raw Denim is now available at Tres Bien.