Gitman Vintage Fall Shirts

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—01. Printed corduroy.
—02. Pin dot cotton.

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Gitman Vintage offer one of the widest range of shirts from basic oxfords to wild patterns. The variety of fabrics and prints has evolved nicely and this fall is no different.

—Available at Mr. Porter

Gitman Vintage Bow Ties

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—01. A variety of great summer fabrics.

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Outside of their shirting, Gitman Vintage has built up a nice little range of ties, bow ties and shorts. I think the best of their accessories come in the summer, with the use of light weight, high quality shirting fabrics. These gingham and plaid fabrics are perfect for a nice hit of color and pattern to compliment the whites, blues, khakis and seersuckers during the summer.

—Available at French Trotters

Gitman Vintage Corduroy Polka Dots

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—01. Gitman Vintage BD shirt.
—02. 100% Japanese Cotton Corduroy.
—03. Made in USA.

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While it does seem a bit crazy, I believe this shirt is from Gitman Vintage's FW11 collection, and yes, it is already available. The brand has started working with more and more interesting fabrics imported from Japan. This blue on blue polka dot corduroy is a really nice combination and I think it offers a great variety of texture and subtle color.

—Available at End

Gitman Vintage Madras Shorts

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—01. Available in Green & Red.

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Gitman has a pretty good stake in the men's shirting market now, so why not expand where it makes sense? This spring the American brand has teamed up with one of it's family-brands, Corbin. The use of Corbin's classic bottom manufacturing and Gitman Vintage's use of great fabric appears to have turned out nicely.

—Available at Firmament

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Summer Ties

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—01. Gitman Vintage patchwork.
—02. Engineered Garments gingham.
—03. Alexander Olch linen/cotton plaid.

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There seem to be enough weddings and parties going on lately to warrant the purchase of a couple lightweight summer ties. I find the fall season is much nicer with tweeds and wools when it comes to neckwear, but this spring produced a few that actually make me want to dress up more often. Gitman Vintage, Engineered Garments and Alexander Olch are the usual suspects for their shape, fabric choice and colour palettes.

Gitman Vintage Madras BD Pop Over

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—01. Purple & red plaid.
—02. Blue & yellow plaid.

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Gitman Vintage provide some of the best madras shirts each season and this summer is no different. Using the patterns they used with Seavees sneakers, they have now produced a limited range in their new style: the BD Pop over shirt. Coming in two colours, the lightweight, slim fitting shirts offer a great way to bare the heat while keeping your outfit complete with a nice 'pop' of colour.

—Available at the Inventory Stockroom

Look: Just Another Day

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—01. A couple Stockroom goodies.

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Sometimes getting dressed is just as easy as it should be. The staples of spring often work just as well all year round, but they look particularly nice as the weather turns and the lighter tones come together. The socks are left behind and the layers are light and comfortable.

—Gitman for Inventory Items Tattersall BD Shirt
—Woolrich Woolen Mills Trail Parka
—Wings+Horns West Point Chinos
—Yuketen Country Rangers
—Wm J Mills Sag Canvas Duffle Bag
—Muji A6 Notepad