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Clothing

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A weekender bag filled with fine, relaxed clothing crafted from the inspiring sights, sounds and smells of Sylt in the North Sea Islands, this is the spirit of 04651/.

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Founded in 1907 in Surrey, England, the cable knit sweater originated with this label and continues to be a mainstay for fine knits, outerwear and shooting gear.

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From the heart of Puglia, this fashion house has been perfecting the art of fine trousers since 1975.

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Italy was not yet a country when Giovanni Castangia founded his label in 1850 in Cagliari. Today, the sixth consecutive generation oversees seventy master tailors who handcraft each piece with utmost attention to detail and perfection. 

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With its foundation in Midway, KY since 2001, Crittenden Rawlings has reinvigorated the concept of "slow fashion," taking the time to focus on every detail of a garment, providing excellence in quality and value. 

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Founded by Luca Gorini, this Italian design house focuses on uncompromised luxury cashmere, cotton, linen and denim for the every day.

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Since 1979, this family run business has been pushing the envelope in the tech knitwear space, first gaining recognition for their waterproof wool and later with their seamless and reversible sweaters.

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Founded in 1966 by brothers Domenico and Francesco Demarco, this Italian fashion house aims to create a modern, yet timeless, wardrobe for men.

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Since 1979, this family run business has been pushing the envelope in the tech knitwear space, first gaining recognition for their waterproof wool and later with their seamless and reversible sweaters.

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After starting their first clothing line in 1979, Riccardo and Nunzia Sansonne created the Giannetto Portofino label in 2000 along with their two children, with a commitment to authentic Italian design, supreme quality and playful personality. 

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Cosmopolitan outerwear and leatherwear, made in Italy since 1968.

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An Italian label with a focus on finely tailored casual shirts.

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Birthed in California out of a father and son commitment to make stylish and functional clothing for modern men, these relaxed, refined and impeccably tailored trousers and shorts look good on every body type.

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Founded in 1883, fourth generation shirt-makers in Houston, TX.

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  • Hudson & Jane Shirts

Our very own label, finely crafted by New England Shirt Company.

Taking its name and inspiration from the isle located off Ireland's western coast, this small-batch knitwear company started by a husband and wife duo in 1976 draws its unique style and various patterns from the island's rich knitting heritage.

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Superfine, contemporary knitwear made in Italy.

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Sartorial suits and jackets made with traditional Neapolitan style.

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What started as a simple factory producing basic cotton fabric during the Industrial Revolution is now run by the 8th generation over 230 years later and is globally known and recognized by its Royal Warrant of Appointment as a "Manufacturer of Fine Knitwear" by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.  

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Crafted from hand-picked Peruvian Pima cotton, these luxury tees have been made in San Francisco, CA since 2009.

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What began with men's trousers in 2004, the focus of this design house is on traditional Made in Italy principles infused with today's modern look and technological advances.

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Classic Italian outerwear with today's technology in materials and manufacturing.

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Luxury Italian socks since 1947.

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Designed for confidence and unmistakable style since 1975, the Baldassari label is a family affair in Milan, Italy.

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Inspired by the myths of Magna Graecia, this Italian brand founded by a father and his sons in 2005 strives to perfect men's trousers.

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Focusing on fit, fabric and style, this Italian textile group has been crafting shirts for the modern man for fifty years.

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With nearly 3,000 hand-stitches in the collar and lapel alone, each jacket is constructed with the utmost in quality and care, giving this brand a devoted following since 1916.

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Tradition, elegance and exclusivity are the foundation of this Italian outerwear company whose focus is on designing pieces with exquisite style and tailoring using only the finest materials.

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This family-run British design house, started in 1796 by Thomas Glover, proudly uses sustainable, traceable and ethically sourced wool.

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Founded in 1999 in Naples, Italy by Marco Pescarolo and his wife Anna de Matteis, each garment is a blend of tradition and modernity and marked with a hand-embroidered label.

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Sustainable knitwear from this family owned and operated design house in Austria is made to last.

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A proud member of the international association of the Henokiens, the Piacenza family has continuously led this Italian fashion house for nearly 300 years.

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Handcrafted and signed denim and apparel company started by a husband and wife duo in Raleigh, NC in 2007.

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Since 1946, from Salzburg, Austria, the Schneiders family has been designing and creating classic outerwear to withstand the demands of modern day.

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London based designer of meticulously made ties, pocket squares, scarfs and socks in only the finest fabrics.

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High quality business and leisure shirts, made in Italy since 1993.

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A combination of ancient craftmanship and innovative manufacturing provide the perfect, Made in Italy fit.

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Since 2005, this Italian design house has been hand finishing seams and accessories for their swim and leisure wear.

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Founded in Italy in 1992 out of a love for travel and the outdoors, this outerwear brand brings form and function, rugged and elegant, natural and high tech together.

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Founded in Italy in 1979, apparel that marries classic style with innovated design.

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Since 1956, the Xoccato family has been designing quality shirting in Italy for the global market.

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Bags & Leathergoods

  • Zambezi Grace

Belts, wallets and bags made by hand, not machines, using only highly coveted Nile crocodile leathers.

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Belts

With an expertise in exotic leathers, this small batch design house based in Atlanta, GA has been crafting luxury since 1984.

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  • Zambezi Grace

Belts, wallets and bags made by hand, not machines, using only highly coveted Nile crocodile leathers.

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Shoes

Begun in the 1980s, this Italian brand is founded on the principles of combining traditional craftmanship with modern innovation to create comfortable and long-lasting shoes. 

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This British footwear line fuses contemporary design and modern technology to bring comfort to the soles of modern gentlemen. 

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Started by three brothers in Kettering, Northamptonshire in 1880 and continues today with the fifth generation still handmaking footwear in the same factory built in 1894.

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Since 1908, four generations of hand sewn shoes in France.

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Since 1976, three generations of the Rancourt family continue the tradition of handsewn moccasins, loafers and boots in Lewiston, ME.

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Sunglasses

Founded in 1973 in Randolph, MA and completely sourced in the USA, this eyewear is expertly crafted in a 200-step process, making it a clear choice for the military since 1978.

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