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Batch Smith Utility Shirt

Built in a fine twill with a butter soft hand, the new Smith Utility Shirt by Batch offers a masculine look that is hard to beat. Details include gray horn buttons, masculine shoulder tabs, and hidden buttons under your collar for a clean look



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REIGNING CHAMP FADEAWAY SERIES - Image

REIGNING CHAMP FADEAWAY SERIES

Reigning Champ is back with something fresh yet timeless, the Fadeaway Series, a collection that gives their best-selling staples a vintage, lived-in edge. Each piece goes through a unique wash-and-dye process to create a natural sun-faded finish, making every garment feel like an old favorite from day one. The lineup includes essentials like the long sleeve, t-shirt, hoodie, crewneck, and rugby sweatshirt. All are built from premium Midweight Jersey, a fabric kn...
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BUCK MASON AUTUMN SWEATERS - Image

BUCK MASON AUTUMN SWEATERS

The Los Angeles based essentials brand, Buck Mason, has just introduced two new sweater collections for the coming Autumn. Both are made with Buck Mason´s proprietary California Cashmere, a featherweight, decadently soft fabric woven from pure 100 percent cashmere wool. Soft enough to wear directly against the skin, but also great over a tee or button-down, the stylish Sweaters are an elevated essential you can live in all year long. The timeless crewneck is availa...
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Vollebak Lab-Grown Sweater - Image

Vollebak Lab-Grown Sweater

Vollebak has done it again, blurring the line between science and style with the Lab-Grown Sweater, a groundbreaking piece made from a completely new molecularly engineered biomaterial. This isn’t just knitwear; it’s wearable biotechnology. Developed in collaboration with bioengineering company Spiber, the Lab-Grown Sweater is made from Brewed Protein, a lab-grown fiber created by programming microorganisms to spin proteins inspired by nature — from spider ...
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