
It looks like a simple grey sweater, but look closer at the mid-area, it has a really great squared detail. That's what I'm talking about - no obvious or ostentatious logo's but a little detail goes a long way.

With a look of the 1960s with the small collar and short body, this shirt is simple, smart and stylized. The three button detail keeps the look clean too, without compromising on the semi-formal look.

More quirky than anything, but the little pencil slot gives this piece a 'cuteness' of geek-chic. A winner, I think.

I love the classic twist of the elbow patches on a contemporary sweater. It may hark back to my substitute Geography teacher, but this reminiscent twist is also practical as it is stylized.
Arms is available to buy at Aioi in Aichi, Japan; Coolhunter in Local Drcha, Spain; Bespoke Boutique in Norwich and Circus Store in Dublin.
Hi Dan - lovely to see you last night, don't forget to tell your mum about my blog!
ReplyDeleteHear Hear, that check shirt is v cool. Lovely to meet you last night. Apologies for the typo comment, that was v rude of me :(
ReplyDeleteHey, saw your blog on Grazia, hadn't come across it before. http://www.graziadaily.co.uk/fashion/archive/2010/06/10/topshop-s-top-bloggers.htm
ReplyDeleteNeed to check out this brand, I like the shirt with the pencil slot. Not so sure about the elbow patches though... I'm alright with them in theory, but I don't like the fabric they've chosen. And as for grey sweaters, I think I'll stick with Alexander Wang :)
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Duck