Good Finds #033: Rancourt for J.Crew, when fashion and soccer collide, and travel bags
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ICYMI: What to drink this summer
I’ve been pumped about sharing this one for a while. Got to chop it up with the homie Alex Delany, AKA the King of Drinkz, about what to drink this summer. It was great and we covered all the bases… natty wine, summer pilsners, Americanos (the cocktail!), and coffee subscriptions, favorite bars. The works.
ALSO if you end up at any of the spots he recommends in NYC, let me know what you think!
Ideal summer shorts
I’m always on the hunt for functional summer shorts. Something you can rock with a polo or button-down while you’re at lunch, or wear on a hike while you sweat. I think these performance shorts from Olivers check all the boxes.
Give em' a try!
Price: $68
Recent grabs
These corduroy shorts from Mollusk Surf Shop. I went a size up and the fit was perfect
Rancourt’s new dockside shoes for J.Crew. These look real good.
Discovered these “mechanic’s caps” from Heimat (German company) and they look dope!
Baboon’s incognito-themed travel bag, in collab with Berlin artist, Zebu.
Rowing Blazers popup at Murray’s Toggery in Nantucket.
These FIRE suede derby shoes from Soloviere.
Good style never dies
Getting some serious Wes Anderson vibes from Drake’s cord kit that just dropped. We all know Wes is the king of rocking this fabric; you have to respect the dedication to stay the course in all types of weather and seasons. Regardless, Drake’s nails it again with the design. Check it out.
Also, here’s an old piece I wrote on Wes Anderson and the power that comes with sticking to a daily uniform. Corduroy is forever.
And the great McQueen rocking corduroy too. Couldn’t not share.
When futból and fashion merge
Thom Browne is at it again. He’s always wedged his designs into soccer + basketball. He’s had a deal with FC Barçelona to design travel uniforms for a few years, and he also did the same for Cleveland Cavaliers during the NBA Playoffs.
I love when sport and clothing merge. Here’s this season’s sportswear. So simple, but perfect with all the right details.
Also, wanted to point out Italy’s football club as well, where Giorgio Armani—who’s on contract to design uniforms for the Italian National team—designed a special collection ahead of the Euros. Armani and the Azzurri wanted to honor the late Enzo Bearzot, an old (and legendary) Italian manager. Armani did a subtle imitation of Bearzot’s iconic matchday blazer (below), and gave the players a collarless look.
Pretty baller.