٭٭٭ No Man Walks Alone - Official Affiliate Thread ٭٭٭ (a.k.a. I shouldn't have slept on it)

I've got a few more editorial/lookbook type shots to share with you all that didn't make it into drop previews, and they're just too good to be lost to the ether.



From Frank Leder, the trousers are the same fabric as these drawstring ones we picked up (although not the same exact style of course). I like how they look with the different blues up top though. Surprisingly good with that dark indigo especially.



Band collar shirt in ochre stripe cotton/linen as seen here. Maybe peak Leder shirt, at least when it comes to warm weather ones.



De Bonne Facture styled a lovely lookbook that features the Belgian linen overshirt and lounge trousers we dropped a few weeks back, but they also have some nicely styled shots as well separate from the proper lookbook:



Same as above but a little more casual worn open with the blue linen tee we just dropped and some Novestas (maybe?)



Anothre nice combo with the same pants and honeycomb knit polo


https://nomanwalksalone.com/collect...nit-polo-shirt-in-navy-organic-cotton-restock
Sweater tuck into shorts is pretty advanced, but aside from that I DO think the linen shorts are a nice companion to a spring/summer knit - I'm thinking something like the Beams+ cableknit ones or the Kaptain Sunshine cotton and paper one.




Tucked tee with a scarf! Maybe this one stays in the lookbook but I'd love to see someone go for it I think the skinny belt is key here.



Nice and slouchy here with a tee and undyed Belgian linen trousers. We didn't grab that jacket but a set-up with the painter's jacket is cooler anyway




Valstar with some quite moody lookbook shots, but to be fair they do a good job showing off the luxe appearance of the fabric and hardware of the zip blouson

Kardo also came through with a very creative lookbook, setting the stage with some nicely patterned and dyed fabrics and their usual style of multiple models in one frame. The guy on the right is wearing the since-sold-out hand block printed camp shirt we stocked, but I wanted to share it anyway.



Closest to us is the camp shirt again but in a traditional (and proper!) ikat



We went for a camp shirt instead of the jacket, but on the left you can see how good the hand embroidery looks on a person.



And on the left is another block print, this time one color on a natural base.