I was going through my closet yesterday and it became increasingly evident just how hard I was riding this current woven trend. I pretty much look like Paul Bunyan every day. Oh well. Those that know me well know I have never ran away from a good woven shirt, trending category or not. I pulled out a few that reminded me of epic Tahoe snowstorms, dudes with beards, and rigid denim. Basically everything inspiring the Mens floor of Barneys right now. Hmmm...maybe I have been chasing this dream for a little too long. Anyways, each shirt has their differences, mainly in the fit, but also in the details and pocket shape. I will let you figure out the rest. See below for a closer look. As always, let me know what you think. Nicely if possible. 
Gap two pocket end-on-end shirt. The shoulder epaulet and roll sleeve are great features.
Relwen double layer flannel shirt. The heavy weight double layer is great as a shirt jacket.
Levis x Robert Gellar selvedge work shirt. This vintage inspired shirt has a great worn wash.
Stapleford brushed flannel shirt. Probably my loudest flannel, but I like the teal and yellow pops of color.
J.Crew selvedge chambray shirt. Kind of a standard at this point. Trying to find new ways to wear it without looking like I jumped out the catalog.
J.Crew vintage buffalo check flannel. Played out? Maybe. Still a classic.
Ralph Lauren Rugby one pocket denim broad cloath. Buttons are coming off, need to fix that.
Old Navy two pocket lightweight flannel. I love the navy blue buttons on this guy, they add interest.
2 comments:
Thanks for featuring my shirt! It was so fun to work with Levi's. Keep up the good work.
Feel free to send any extras over to London
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