Random Fashion Thoughts (Part 3: Style farmer strikes back) - our general discussion thread

[zissou]

E. Tautz is one of those brands I’ve always loved but probably will never wear.

 

[hayaoyamaneko]

I'm not even sure what's in the collection and what's not because half of the items in the images are from past seasons.

Dunno if I like it, but I appreciate Patrick Grant's eye, personality and philosophy for what it's worth.

 

[Maxwellll]

I'm not even sure what's in the collection and what's not because half of the items in the images are from past seasons.

Dunno if I like it, but I appreciate Patrick Grant's eye, personality and philosophy for what it's worth.

Dont think they are past season items but the same garments done in new fabric/colours.

E.Tautz been struggling lately it seems so likely havent had the time or means to create a full new collection.

 

[ghdvfddzgzdzg]

Who’s making a nice Oxford popover, or any fabric/print really?

Wish the sleeves on Kamakura shirts weren’t so ridiculously short, they’re pretty perfect otherwise.

gitman vintage's online mto?

 

[Coldsnap]

Is Dave Chappelle wearing Rick Owens in his new special?

 

[OccultaVexillum]

It looks like it and he’s been wearing a lot of Rick for the last decade, so Probably.

 

[dieworkwear]

Has anyone seen a Black-owned menswear business receive an economic windfall in the last few weeks as a result of the "Support Black Businesses" campaign?

Last week, someone on Twitter tweeted out a thread about Black-owned candle companies. The thread went viral and got something like 600k likes. I bought candles from two companies on the list, and then another company I found through Googling. Two of the companies on that list have sent out emails about how the thread has transformed thier business (they are totally overwhelmed with orders). The third, while not on that list, has also been cleaned out by shoppers

Candles are pretty cheap, so I imagine this sort of thing isn't happening as much in menswear. But wondering if anyone has seen something close.

 

[London]

Has anyone seen a Black-owned menswear business receive an economic windfall in the last few weeks as a result of the "Support Black Businesses" campaign?

Last week, someone on Twitter tweeted out a thread about Black-owned candle companies. The thread went viral and got something like 600k likes. I bought candles from two companies on the list, and then another company I found through Googling. Two of the companies on that list have sent out emails about how the thread has transformed thier business (they are totally overwhelmed with orders). The third, while not on that list, has also been cleaned out by shoppers

Candles are pretty cheap, so I imagine this sort of thing isn't happening as much in menswear. But wondering if anyone has seen something close.

I'm not sure about menswear, but I've never talked to as many corporate clients in a two week span.

 

[Racing Green]

Great interview with the artist formerly known as Mister Mort - https://www.oipolloi.com/blogs/the-blog/an-interview-with-mordechai-rubinstein

 

[gdl203]

I think that Ouigi from Bk Circus was saying on IG that their orders spiked

 

[imatlas]

Sandals in the City: still gross.

And, also: Bob Weir is nuts. Their studio work was generally better than they were live.

 

[London]

I think that Ouigi from Bk Circus was saying on IG that their orders spiked

Ouigi is definitely seeing growth from being placed on all these lists (GQ, Esquire, etc.)

 

[London]

I think that Ouigi from Bk Circus was saying on IG that their orders spiked

I would assume Niyi is as well from Post-Imperial.

 

[gdl203]

I would assume Niyi is as well from Post-Imperial.

I hope so. But he didn’t have that much stock to sell on his site.

 

[London]

I hope so. But he didn’t have that much stock to sell on his site.

Yeah...he's doing the pre-orders for July. Wish he had stock at the ready.