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Wholesale Mens Flannel Shirts

Leading men's flannel shirt manufacturer specializes in crafting stylish and cozy flannel shirts. Their extensive range includes classic designs, ensuring ultimate comfort and timeless appeal for modern men.

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Being a butch is great cause I look pretty similar on the outside everyday and of course I have a cornucopia of colourful boxers and Calvin Klein boxers but then I also have an entire drawer of lingerie for when I'm feeling particularly fancy and some short skirts for when I want a butch's hands underneath them and it's not a forcefem situation it's more of a I love fucking and I have really nice tits that deserve pretty lingerie to frame them and sometimes sneaking a hand up my skirt is hot and you simply cannot shove a hand up/down my jeans sneakily I typically only wear them at home with someone I trust cause I don't need to be misgendered as femme but also straddling a butches lap in a skirt is god tier

Like imagine you walk into my cafe and think I'm hot in my work jeans and a bulk pack men's shirt with an xl flannel thrown overtop with my glasses pushed back in my hair and coffee grounds on my boots and then you find out I have a lacy black thong on underneath

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Re: masc clothes for short/wide-hipped bodies

I have almost this exact body type and I find layering helps alot - thick flannel button downs (unbuttoned) or oversized sweater vests hide curves like a charm. Just wearing a plain tee under a button down i found really helpful.

Bulking out the waist makes the hips appear less wide comparatively, so having pants under shirts instead of tucking in can help. Wider leg pants make the hips less apparent too. I don't wear men's pants but the women's pants that are the least feminine are ones with lower, wider waists.

Before I started binding I wore body-hugging cropped tanks rather than sports bras so things flattened down rather than being pushed up.

Hope this was helpful!

Oh, thank you!! This is all good to know :D Tbh I'm not too too worried about like, my "feminine" features showing through or trying to hide them, I'm fine with people looking at me and being like "that is a girl wearing men's clothes", I'm mostly just concerned I won't be able to find any pants/shirts that won't make me feel like I'm getting squeezed into a toothpaste tube while also still fitting me bcs I'm so tiny, since yeah men's shirts and pants always feel tight around the hips/bust for me when I can even find any that are made for someone my size, but this is def still good to know, so thank you!!

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THINGS YOUR MUSE WILL NOTICE ABOUT MINE repost, do not reblog

WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE. ivy stands at 5'5" with a slim, and even build; her chest, waist and hips are proportional, but her limbs are slightly shorter in comparison. her back is in a perpetual slump / hunch, but she typically walks with a speedy gait, chest forward and head on a constant swivel, and hands either tucked in her pockets or swinging. she looks like someone's that had to fought to be taken seriously, because she has; people see her and see just another average person, but there's a lot more to her than you'd expect. ivy weighs roughly 135 lbs, with her frame/demeaner and baggy clothes keeping her tone and slender muscles hidden from the naked eye. her most noticeable facial features easily is her eyes; she has large, wide, deep set and round earthy-green eyes, and her second most prominent feature would be her wide bow-shaped lips with a key-gap between upper & lower lip when smiling, and slightly crooked upper front teeth. her hair is naturally dark auburn red ( closest to her shade ), and is 3B-type curly which is almost always worn down messily and unbrushed, but she will occasionally wear it in either a ponytail or a bun. she has cool undertoned ecru skin, and is covered nearly from her head to her toes is various scars; her most prominent is the deep claw marks that span from across her right collarbone, and end across the back of her right shoulder, followed by the various bite marks ( made by both inhuman and human teeth ) across her shoulders, wrists and both sides of her neck. additionally, she has a large part of her left helix missing due to a game of throwing knives with her sister, various claw & nail marks across her chest/stomach/abdomen ( some deeper than others ), has slightly tipped ears ( see: here ), and to the supernatural eye, she has the faintest outlines of small wings spanning from her shoulder blades to the middle of her back ( see: here ). she refuses to get tattoos for fear of being too easily recognisable, stating that her scars would be more than enough to identify her if needed. clothing wise, when working ivy will wear a casual suit as her uniform; a blazer, a light collared shirt and suit pants, but never a tie, and the top buttons of her shirt is always open; when out of uniform/not working, ivy likes to drown herself in soft flannels, baggy jeans, plain tshirts and long sleeved henleys. she never wears a bra, and is fond of men's underwear; typically stealing hers from one-night stands on buying in bulk from walmart or other supermarkets. for shoes, she only ever wears boots, even when in uniform, she'll be wearing some form of boot. jewellery wise, the only necklace she'll ever wear is marilyn-ann's locket, and either stud or small hooped earrings; she doesn't wear rings nor watches for fear of losing her hand/fingers if they were to get caught. ivy refuses to shave her bodyhair, instead keeping it neatly trimmed; besides the hair on her head, her darkest hair is her underarm and pubic hair, and a slight trail leading from her belly button to her pubic hair, as well as slightly dark hair across her arms, legs

WHAT THEY SMELL LIKE. rain, the faint smell of copper, diner coffee, non-descript deodorant, lynx's " ice chill all day fresh, " bodywash, and dr brenner's soap. typically smells most like diner grease, sweat, dirt and blood by the end of the day.

WHAT THEY TASTE LIKE. sensodyne toothpaste, very sweet coffee, various greasy diner foods ( usually burgers, fries or pancakes ), strawberry milkshakes, strawberry gum, blackberries or blueberries depending the season, and various sodas ( off-brand cola, lemonades, energy drinks etc ).

WHAT THEY SOUND LIKE. ( here's a small clip of ivy's voice claim talking. ) ivy has a southern appalachian-influenced west virginian accent, due to her grandfather being from virginia and living in the mountains most of his life, until he left home and moved to the town where he eventually settled and started his family, ivy speaks with an appalachian dialect; she typically drops the letter "g," off of her words, and will combine "y'all," with the starts of words as her father, and grandfather did this too. throughout college, and in the bureau, ivy does tend to soften her accent, partially to prevent being the butt of stereotypical jokes, but also to ensure that people can understand her easily as she has been told throughout her life that it's hard to understand her. around other southern muses she won't hide her accent, and will often speak openly with the dialect that she was raised in as she feels comfortable enough to be that open with them. she has a fast paced way of speaking, often cutting herself off mid-sentence; her voice is smokey, and her tone wavers between erratic and nearly completely monotonous. she often raises her voice to get points across, to catch people's attention and to try and drown out those arguing with her, but rarely outright shouts; only ever doing so if absolutely necessary ( she hears her father when she yells, so does her best to avoid remembering him ). when ivy yells it's with the same tone and affect as someone yelling to scold, or yelling to belittle.

WHAT THEY FEEL LIKE. ivy's hands are rough; years of picking at the callouses have left her with perpetually rough, and tough skin on her fingertips and her palms ( most noticeable around her thumbs ). her scars are smooth, and shiny; years of slathering moisturiser and oils over then to fade tem leaving then surprisingly soft, as is the rest of her skin; ivy makes sure to moisturise after washing, and so her skin is soft to the touch with execptions to the areas that she has callouses ( her hands, and feet ). her hair will often feel standard, not particularly soft, but not incredibly dry, but her roots will often feel powdery and greasy due to dry-shampoo on the days she forgot to shower. the slightly dark hair on her arms and legs is noticeable upon touch, and her scars, despite being soft, to feel raised and bumpy ( especially the larger ones which haven't healed properly ).

taken from @susponte tagging: @YOU

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Men's Shackets: How to Style the Ultimate Winter Shirt Jacket

When winter rolls around, staying warm without sacrificing style can be a challenge. Enter the shacket—a hybrid of a shirt and a jacket that's taking men's fashion by storm. If you're looking to elevate your winter wardrobe, understanding how to style this versatile piece is key. Let’s dive into the world of shackets and discover how you can rock this ultimate winter shirt jacket!

The Origin and Evolution of the Shacket

The term "shacket" has been around for a while, but it gained significant popularity in recent years. Originally designed for workwear, shackets were favored by farmers and laborers for their practicality. Fast forward to today, and they’ve been embraced by fashion enthusiasts everywhere. Now, you can find shackets in various styles, colors, and patterns—perfect for any man's wardrobe.

Why Choose a Shacket for Winter?

Versatility and Comfort

One of the best things about shackets is their versatility. You can wear them over a simple t-shirt for a laid-back look or layer them under a heavier coat when temperatures drop. They’re comfortable enough for lounging at home but polished enough to wear out on the town.

Layering Made Easy

Winter styling often revolves around layering, and shackets are perfect for this. Their lightweight yet warm design allows you to layer without feeling bulky. Pair one with a sweater underneath or wear it over a long-sleeve tee—either way, you’ll stay cozy while looking effortlessly stylish.

How to Style Your Shacket

Casual Looks

For an easygoing weekend vibe, throw on your favorite shacket over a graphic tee and some well-fitted jeans. Add sneakers or boots to complete the look. This combination is perfect for running errands or grabbing coffee with friends.

Dressing Up for Work or Events

Want to dress up your shacket? Opt for one in a solid color or subtle pattern. Layer it over a crisp button-up shirt and pair it with chinos or tailored trousers. Finish off with loafers or dress boots for an outfit that’s both professional and trendy.

Choosing the Right Fabric and Fit

Popular Fabrics for Shackets

When shopping for a shacket, consider the fabric carefully. Flannel is great for warmth and comfort, while denim offers durability and style. Wool blends can provide extra insulation without added bulk—perfect for those chilly days.

Finding Your Perfect Fit

Fit is crucial when it comes to styling your shacket. A slightly oversized fit is trendy right now, allowing room for layering underneath. However, ensure it’s not so baggy that it loses its shape. Aim for something that flatters your body type while providing comfort.

Accessorizing Your Shacket Look

Footwear and Accessories to Consider

The right accessories can elevate your shacket outfit from good to great! For footwear, consider rugged boots or sleek sneakers depending on the occasion. Don’t forget about accessories; a beanie or scarf adds warmth and style during those cold winter months.

Caring for Your Shacket

To keep your shacket looking fresh season after season, follow care instructions carefully. Most shackets can be machine washed on gentle cycles; however, always check the label first. Hang dry when possible to maintain shape and prevent shrinking. In conclusion, men’s shackets are more than just a passing trend—they're a staple that combines style with functionality. With their versatility in layering, comfort in wear, and ease of styling, they deserve a spot in every man’s winter wardrobe. So why not grab one today and step out in style this winter?

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Whether you’re a seasoned fashion vet or a fresh-faced menswear noob, basics are the foundation of every great wardrobe. Sure, it’s incumbent on the best clothing brands for men to push the envelope to new limits, but before you get there, you need to start from square one. Even GQ editors had to master the fundamentals, and even Tyler, the Creator has a go-to plain white tee.A crisp Oxford shirt; the perfect bodega-run sweatshirt; a roomy pair of chinos—these are the mitochondria of your wardrobe’s cells, if you will, the powerhouses that keep your style stable from season to season, year after year. But just because a white T-shirt boasts designer origins doesn't mean it's worth the money. So we gathered the best men's clothing brands to stock up on right now, 20 labels that consistently deliver unbeatable value, craftsmanship, and versatility—along with a handful of other tried-and-true men's fashion brands to help you on your journey.The Not-So-Basic Wardrobe Basics Every Guy Should OwnThe Genre-Defining Sweats: Champion Reverse Weave Sweatpants, $50The Bulk-Buy Tees: CDLP Midweight T-Shirt, $98The De-Fussed Striped Shirt: Alex Mill Mill Shirt, $165The Dad-Approved Sweater: L.L.Bean Fisherman Sweater, $100The Giant Chinos: J.Crew Giant-Fit Chino Pants, $98The Do-Anything Shorts: Patagonia Baggies Shorts, $65The Fun Socks (That Aren't “Fun Socks”): Uniqlo Colorful 50 Socks, $5The Leveled-Up Undies: Skims Boxer Briefs (3-Pack), $46The Classic Watch: Todd Snyder x Timex Q Reissue Watch, $179The Definitive Polo: Polo Ralph Lauren Iconic Rugby Shirt, $138In This Shopping GuideAccordionItemContainerButtonThe One-Stop-ShopsJ.CrewJ.Crew is well past its early-2010s heyday of Italian blazers, selvedge jeans, and loafers, but under the direction of streetwear royalty Brendon Babenzien it remains the best place to find quintessential preppy staples at prices that belie the quality involved. The brand still makes some great suiting. which can get you by at the office (or even nab you a promotion), but its east coast history means you can also sink into some sumptuous cable knit sweaters and Madras button-ups. And don't forget to check out their in-house workwear-inspired label, Wallace & Barnes, which could easily pass as true vintage grails.J.CrewCashmere Crewneck SweaterJ.CrewBroken-in Organic Cotton Oxford ShirtJ.CrewRelaxed-fit Blazer In Scottish Wool HerringboneL.L.BeanDads love a deal, and dads love L.L.Bean. That affection is largely due to the unbeatable value proposition the brand offers on the build-blocks gear your old man wears on the daily. Be more like your dad. You might know them for their famed Bean boot. Good! But you should also know them for their top-tier flannel shirts, surprisingly sturdy denim, and classically gorp-y outdoor gear.L.L.BeanScotch Plaid Flannel ShirtL.L.BeanClassic Ragg Wool Cardigan

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Whether you’re a seasoned fashion vet or a fresh-faced menswear noob, basics are the foundation of every great wardrobe. Sure, it’s incumbent on the best clothing brands for men to push the envelope to new limits, but before you get there, you need to start from square one. Even GQ editors had to master the fundamentals, and even Tyler, the Creator has a go-to plain white tee.A crisp Oxford shirt; the perfect bodega-run sweatshirt; a roomy pair of chinos—these are the mitochondria of your wardrobe’s cells, if you will, the powerhouses that keep your style stable from season to season, year after year. But just because a white T-shirt boasts designer origins doesn't mean it's worth the money. So we gathered the best men's clothing brands to stock up on right now, 20 labels that consistently deliver unbeatable value, craftsmanship, and versatility—along with a handful of other tried-and-true men's fashion brands to help you on your journey.The Not-So-Basic Wardrobe Basics Every Guy Should OwnThe Genre-Defining Sweats: Champion Reverse Weave Sweatpants, $50The Bulk-Buy Tees: CDLP Midweight T-Shirt, $98The De-Fussed Striped Shirt: Alex Mill Mill Shirt, $165The Dad-Approved Sweater: L.L.Bean Fisherman Sweater, $100The Giant Chinos: J.Crew Giant-Fit Chino Pants, $98The Do-Anything Shorts: Patagonia Baggies Shorts, $65The Fun Socks (That Aren't “Fun Socks”): Uniqlo Colorful 50 Socks, $5The Leveled-Up Undies: Skims Boxer Briefs (3-Pack), $46The Classic Watch: Todd Snyder x Timex Q Reissue Watch, $179The Definitive Polo: Polo Ralph Lauren Iconic Rugby Shirt, $138In This Shopping GuideAccordionItemContainerButtonThe One-Stop-ShopsJ.CrewJ.Crew is well past its early-2010s heyday of Italian blazers, selvedge jeans, and loafers, but under the direction of streetwear royalty Brendon Babenzien it remains the best place to find quintessential preppy staples at prices that belie the quality involved. The brand still makes some great suiting. which can get you by at the office (or even nab you a promotion), but its east coast history means you can also sink into some sumptuous cable knit sweaters and Madras button-ups. And don't forget to check out their in-house workwear-inspired label, Wallace & Barnes, which could easily pass as true vintage grails.J.CrewCashmere Crewneck SweaterJ.CrewBroken-in Organic Cotton Oxford ShirtJ.CrewRelaxed-fit Blazer In Scottish Wool HerringboneL.L.BeanDads love a deal, and dads love L.L.Bean. That affection is largely due to the unbeatable value proposition the brand offers on the build-blocks gear your old man wears on the daily. Be more like your dad. You might know them for their famed Bean boot. Good! But you should also know them for their top-tier flannel shirts, surprisingly sturdy denim, and classically gorp-y outdoor gear.L.L.BeanScotch Plaid Flannel ShirtL.L.BeanClassic Ragg Wool Cardigan

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Whether you’re a seasoned fashion vet or a fresh-faced menswear noob, basics are the foundation of every great wardrobe. Sure, it’s incumbent on the best clothing brands for men to push the envelope to new limits, but before you get there, you need to start from square one. Even GQ editors had to master the fundamentals, and even Tyler, the Creator has a go-to plain white tee.A crisp Oxford shirt; the perfect bodega-run sweatshirt; a roomy pair of chinos—these are the mitochondria of your wardrobe’s cells, if you will, the powerhouses that keep your style stable from season to season, year after year. But just because a white T-shirt boasts designer origins doesn't mean it's worth the money. So we gathered the best men's clothing brands to stock up on right now, 20 labels that consistently deliver unbeatable value, craftsmanship, and versatility—along with a handful of other tried-and-true men's fashion brands to help you on your journey.The Not-So-Basic Wardrobe Basics Every Guy Should OwnThe Genre-Defining Sweats: Champion Reverse Weave Sweatpants, $50The Bulk-Buy Tees: CDLP Midweight T-Shirt, $98The De-Fussed Striped Shirt: Alex Mill Mill Shirt, $165The Dad-Approved Sweater: L.L.Bean Fisherman Sweater, $100The Giant Chinos: J.Crew Giant-Fit Chino Pants, $98The Do-Anything Shorts: Patagonia Baggies Shorts, $65The Fun Socks (That Aren't “Fun Socks”): Uniqlo Colorful 50 Socks, $5The Leveled-Up Undies: Skims Boxer Briefs (3-Pack), $46The Classic Watch: Todd Snyder x Timex Q Reissue Watch, $179The Definitive Polo: Polo Ralph Lauren Iconic Rugby Shirt, $138In This Shopping GuideAccordionItemContainerButtonThe One-Stop-ShopsJ.CrewJ.Crew is well past its early-2010s heyday of Italian blazers, selvedge jeans, and loafers, but under the direction of streetwear royalty Brendon Babenzien it remains the best place to find quintessential preppy staples at prices that belie the quality involved. The brand still makes some great suiting. which can get you by at the office (or even nab you a promotion), but its east coast history means you can also sink into some sumptuous cable knit sweaters and Madras button-ups. And don't forget to check out their in-house workwear-inspired label, Wallace & Barnes, which could easily pass as true vintage grails.J.CrewCashmere Crewneck SweaterJ.CrewBroken-in Organic Cotton Oxford ShirtJ.CrewRelaxed-fit Blazer In Scottish Wool HerringboneL.L.BeanDads love a deal, and dads love L.L.Bean. That affection is largely due to the unbeatable value proposition the brand offers on the build-blocks gear your old man wears on the daily. Be more like your dad. You might know them for their famed Bean boot. Good! But you should also know them for their top-tier flannel shirts, surprisingly sturdy denim, and classically gorp-y outdoor gear.L.L.BeanScotch Plaid Flannel ShirtL.L.BeanClassic Ragg Wool Cardigan

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Flannel Shirt Business Guide

Everyone loves flannel shirts right now. Learn why in our latest blog.

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Reliable Men's Flannel Shirts Supplier - Bulk Orders for Business Needs

In search of a dependable men's flannel shirts supplier? Explore bulk ordering options catered to businesses for top-notch quality and service.

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Whether you’re a seasoned fashion vet or a fresh-faced menswear noob, basics are the foundation of every great wardrobe. Sure, it’s incumbent on the best clothing brands for men to push the envelope to new limits, but before you get there, you need to start from square one. Even GQ editors had to master the fundamentals, and even Tyler, the Creator has a go-to plain white tee.A crisp Oxford shirt; the perfect bodega-run sweatshirt; a roomy pair of chinos—these are the mitochondria of your wardrobe’s cells, if you will, the powerhouses that keep your style stable from season to season, year after year. But just because a white T-shirt boasts designer origins doesn't mean it's worth the money. So we gathered the best men's clothing brands to stock up on right now, 20 labels that consistently deliver unbeatable value, craftsmanship, and versatility—along with a handful of other tried-and-true men's fashion brands to help you on your journey.The Not-So-Basic Wardrobe Basics Every Guy Should OwnThe Genre-Defining Sweats: Champion Reverse Weave Sweatpants, $50The Bulk-Buy Tees: CDLP Midweight T-Shirt, $98The De-Fussed Striped Shirt: Alex Mill Mill Shirt, $165The Dad-Approved Sweater: L.L.Bean Fisherman Sweater, $100The Giant Chinos: J.Crew Giant-Fit Chino Pants, $98The Do-Anything Shorts: Patagonia Baggies Shorts, $65The Fun Socks (That Aren't “Fun Socks”): Uniqlo Colorful 50 Socks, $5The Leveled-Up Undies: Skims Boxer Briefs (3-Pack), $46The Classic Watch: Todd Snyder x Timex Q Reissue Watch, $179The Definitive Polo: Polo Ralph Lauren Iconic Rugby Shirt, $138In This Shopping GuideAccordionItemContainerButtonThe One-Stop-ShopsJ.CrewJ.Crew is well past its early-2010s heyday of Italian blazers, selvedge jeans, and loafers, but under the direction of streetwear royalty Brendon Babenzien it remains the best place to find quintessential preppy staples at prices that belie the quality involved. The brand still makes some great suiting. which can get you by at the office (or even nab you a promotion), but its east coast history means you can also sink into some sumptuous cable knit sweaters and Madras button-ups. And don't forget to check out their in-house workwear-inspired label, Wallace & Barnes, which could easily pass as true vintage grails.J.CrewCashmere Crewneck SweaterJ.CrewBroken-in Organic Cotton Oxford ShirtJ.CrewRelaxed-fit Blazer In Scottish Wool HerringboneL.L.BeanDads love a deal, and dads love L.L.Bean. That affection is largely due to the unbeatable value proposition the brand offers on the build-blocks gear your old man wears on the daily. Be more like your dad. You might know them for their famed Bean boot. Good! But you should also know them for their top-tier flannel shirts, surprisingly sturdy denim, and classically gorp-y outdoor gear.L.L.BeanScotch Plaid Flannel ShirtL.L.BeanClassic Ragg Wool Cardigan

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Whether you’re a seasoned fashion vet or a fresh-faced menswear noob, basics are the foundation of every great wardrobe. Sure, it’s incumbent on the best clothing brands for men to push the envelope to new limits, but before you get there, you need to start from square one. Even GQ editors had to master the fundamentals, and even Tyler, the Creator has a go-to plain white tee.A crisp Oxford shirt; the perfect bodega-run sweatshirt; a roomy pair of chinos—these are the mitochondria of your wardrobe’s cells, if you will, the powerhouses that keep your style stable from season to season, year after year. But just because a white T-shirt boasts designer origins doesn't mean it's worth the money. So we gathered the best men's clothing brands to stock up on right now, 20 labels that consistently deliver unbeatable value, craftsmanship, and versatility—along with a handful of other tried-and-true men's fashion brands to help you on your journey.The Not-So-Basic Wardrobe Basics Every Guy Should OwnThe Genre-Defining Sweats: Champion Reverse Weave Sweatpants, $50The Bulk-Buy Tees: CDLP Midweight T-Shirt, $98The De-Fussed Striped Shirt: Alex Mill Mill Shirt, $165The Dad-Approved Sweater: L.L.Bean Fisherman Sweater, $100The Giant Chinos: J.Crew Giant-Fit Chino Pants, $98The Do-Anything Shorts: Patagonia Baggies Shorts, $65The Fun Socks (That Aren't “Fun Socks”): Uniqlo Colorful 50 Socks, $5The Leveled-Up Undies: Skims Boxer Briefs (3-Pack), $46The Classic Watch: Todd Snyder x Timex Q Reissue Watch, $179The Definitive Polo: Polo Ralph Lauren Iconic Rugby Shirt, $138In This Shopping GuideAccordionItemContainerButtonThe One-Stop-ShopsJ.CrewJ.Crew is well past its early-2010s heyday of Italian blazers, selvedge jeans, and loafers, but under the direction of streetwear royalty Brendon Babenzien it remains the best place to find quintessential preppy staples at prices that belie the quality involved. The brand still makes some great suiting. which can get you by at the office (or even nab you a promotion), but its east coast history means you can also sink into some sumptuous cable knit sweaters and Madras button-ups. And don't forget to check out their in-house workwear-inspired label, Wallace & Barnes, which could easily pass as true vintage grails.J.CrewCashmere Crewneck SweaterJ.CrewBroken-in Organic Cotton Oxford ShirtJ.CrewRelaxed-fit Blazer In Scottish Wool HerringboneL.L.BeanDads love a deal, and dads love L.L.Bean. That affection is largely due to the unbeatable value proposition the brand offers on the build-blocks gear your old man wears on the daily. Be more like your dad. You might know them for their famed Bean boot. Good! But you should also know them for their top-tier flannel shirts, surprisingly sturdy denim, and classically gorp-y outdoor gear.L.L.BeanScotch Plaid Flannel ShirtL.L.BeanClassic Ragg Wool Cardigan