Psycho bunny polos in blue, green, orange, and purple (not pictured) $85 each.
In addition to these polos, more colourful Summer polos from Psycho Bunny are new to our shelves, plus a few sweaters. They’re bright, they fit great, and they’re a summer must-have.
One pocket tee in green or blue $85.
Velvet is a collection of contemporary tees from American designers behind Graham & Spencer. Soft, easy-to-wear fabrics and classic pieces mean you won’t want to wear anything else this summer. They’re staple shirts that will never find their way out of your closet, unless they wear out.
Our newest casual wear arrivals are from Zanerobe, a fashion-forward Australian brand that always has great fits and edgy details. Tapered pants with cuffs mean you can wear them full-length, or turn them into a shorter pant when the weather really gets warm.
John Smedley is a 225-year-old heritage UK brand known for their high quality knitwear. They take the average polo and turn it into a soft, luxurious shirt that can still be worn both casually and more dressed up. Their focus on technology results in the finest knitwear possible.
We introduced Psycho Bunny last season and their wool sweaters were a big hit. For Summer, they’ve got polos in a variety of colours. Lightweight cotton and bright colours are a no brainer for hot, humid days. We love them paired with khaki chinos rolled up at the ankle and casual loafers.
This Spring and Summer we’re going to see a lot of guys moving away from jeans and into chinos. Dr. Denim has chinos that fit great in a bunch of different colours, at $130 you can’t really go wrong. Like their name implies, the group of designers that make up Dr. Denim are denim experts, (each piece they make is tested by them and their families) so it’s guaranteed that your Dr. Denim pieces will fit well, last long, and look great. Their website explains the design and manufacturing process.
