Finally, a 100% Linen Line of Clothing for Men - The Manual |
- Finally, a 100% Linen Line of Clothing for Men - The Manual
- 16 Best Summer Clothes for Men 2019 - Lightweight Outfits for Men - menshealth.com
- McDonald's goes designer and other highlights from Men's Fashion Week - CNN
| Finally, a 100% Linen Line of Clothing for Men - The Manual Posted: 24 Jun 2019 11:00 AM PDT  Simplicity, timeless designs, and generations of quality craftsmanship make up the commitment Rough Linen abides by. The California-based linen textiles, home goods, and wearables manufacturer finally launched its first ever men's capsule collection this month: the Rough Linen Touch collection. Rough Linen has been conceiving homespun, handmade linen designs since 2009, but the company's roots date back four generations of family sewing and knitting from a stone cottage in Scotland. This family tradition has persisted due to its ethical practices and championship artistry, and we're extremely excited to share that it's finally dipping its toes in the pool of products for men. The Rough Linen Touch collection features a selection of classic, timeless linen pieces like tees, long sleeves, button-ups, shorts, and lounge pants. The pieces are as dapper as they are durable, and they're the perfect wardrobe additions for summer weather and light fall layering. In fact, linen fabric has many attractive attributes when it comes to clothing, and most of them become apparent when wearing the material. Its lightweight, breathable construction works hard to maintain a comfortable body temperature by wicking moisture from the body, allowing more airflow against the skin during high heat moments, as well as playing host to stellar heat conductivity capabilities. The Rough Linen Touch collection only features five pieces, however, each item is offered in multiple neutral colors that offer versatile wearing opportunities for every occasion. Rough Linen's 100 percent linen textile is pre-washed for shrinkage stability, then cut and sewn in its San Francisco workshop with care. The Essential T The Rough Linen ordinary tee boasts a lightweight and breathable material that is perfect for summer and undoubtedly stylish. It's a great alternative to regular old plain t-shirts, featuring a neck cut that sits exactly on the collarbone, and a body cut with European style and American ease. The Essential Long Sleeve T This long sleeve tee is a great layering component for all weather conditions, while also featuring enough minimalistic style to be worn solo. It's crafted with the same 100% linen breathable textile, and offers an optimal shape that sits lightly on the shoulders and is wearable with everything from shorts, jeans, and pants. The Classic Shirt Don't let the price tag fool you. Rough Linen's classic button-down shirt is an absolute fashion statement. It's two color options are refined enough to be worn year-round, sporting the signature 100 percent linen textile and carefully cut collar and cuffs, finishing everything with natural corozo buttons. The Easy Short If you don't own a pair of linen shorts, you should. These lightweight, airy shorts are crafted to do more than just wick moisture away down under. The Rough Linen shorts are an excellent companion if you're looking for a polished summer look, which can be difficult to pull off with shorts. The easy short — which is offered in three neutral colors — does it with ease. The Relaxed Pant Last but not least, Rough Linen offers a ridiculously comfortable pair of relaxed pants, perfect for enjoying a summer afternoon with friends or a casual daytime exploration. The pants feature an elastic waistband for wearing support when walking, and a choice between a black or white colorway for added flexibility amongst the wardrobe. The Rough Linen men's Touch collection is available now on Rough Linen's , offering sizes small through extra-large for every item. Editors' Recommendations |
| 16 Best Summer Clothes for Men 2019 - Lightweight Outfits for Men - menshealth.com Posted: 24 Jun 2019 11:21 AM PDT We ask a great deal of our wardrobe in the summertime: We need ease of movement and temperature regulation and minimal weight and protection from the sun and, as always, to look fantastic. Now, with a wave of fabric advances and design tweaks to classic styles, our lightest, most minimalist clothes can do double, even triple duty throughout the day. To make summer dressing a breeze, here are the lightweight essentials to add to your arsenal this season. Summer Windbreakers MARCUS ERIKSSON High-quality tech fabrics takes your summer top-layer to the next level with functionality and style. Take this Woolrich jacket made with Pertex; it blocks wind, weighs next to nothing, is durable, and can be folded to pocket size for packing. It offers you a lot—and it looks and feels like a little. The Best Lightweight Windbreakers    Summer Pants MARCUS ERIKSSON Yes, from a comfort perspective, you could wear shorts all season long. But should you? When the occasion calls for hiding your hairy calves, consider performance pants, like these from Outdoor Voices, featuring weather resistance and a clean, tapered look. It's like wearing comfy sweatpants, except you won't actually sweat. The Best Lightweight Pants    Summer Polo Shirts MARCUS ERIKSSON Uniqlo has put all the stink-fighting, sweat-wicking ability of DRY-EX, a quick-drying fabric found in workout clothes, into the summertime staple that is the polo shirt. The fabric is antimicrobial and anti-odor, so it'll stop stench on particularly brutal days, and the cotton-like texture means you can wear it as easily in the office as on the golf course. The Best Lightweight Polo Shirts    Summer Suits MARCUS ERIKSSON Notice the underside of this jacket flapping in the wind. There's no lining. That's called unstructured, and it's a feature that lends itself to the warm-weather season, reducing the layers between your skin and the air, letting moisture and heat escape more easily. And when that single layer is made of the kind of cotton that shapes to your body (rather than imposing shape on it), you'll feel as confident as you are comfortable. The Best Lightweight Suiting     |
| McDonald's goes designer and other highlights from Men's Fashion Week - CNN Posted: 24 Jun 2019 02:44 AM PDT Spanning London, Florence, Paris and Milan -- and even a branch of McDonald's -- the runways of men's fashion season have been full of surprises. Over the last three weeks, the world's leading menswear designers unveiled their Spring-Summer 2020 creations through a Europe-wide schedule of shows and presentations. And in addition to the usual assortment of streetwear and classic tailoring, their collections were rich with innovation, from inflatable clothing to recycled textiles.
Memorable momentsArsenal defender Héctor Bellerín, who British Vogue dubbed "football's most stylish player" in March, took his well-known love of fashion to new heights in Paris, walking the runway at Louis Vuitton. The Spaniard wore an embossed fushcia hoodie and matching shorts by artistic director Virgil Abloh.  Hector Bellerin walks the runway during the Louis Vuitton Menswear Spring Summer 2020 show as part of Paris Fashion Week. Credit: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images Europe/Getty Images Vetements -- under the leadership of creative director Demna Gvasalia -- engineered the ultimate high-low collaboration, hosting its show in a Parisian McDonald's. Taking things a step further, Gvasalia showed outfits inspired by the uniforms worn by security guards and managers, and a few models ate fries while they walked down the runway. In an additional flourish, show notes were printed on napkins.  Vetements runway show during Paris Fashion Week. Credit: Ik Aldama/dpa/picture-alliance/AP Images The most transcendent concept, however, was conceived by University of Westminster student San Kim, who showed a collection of inflatable garments in London. One model walked in what seemed to be a transparent balloon suit. (A pair of white boxer shorts kept things PG.)  A model showcases designs by San Kim. Credit: Stuart Wilson/BFC/Getty Images During Pitti Uomo in Florence, Clare Waight Keller, perhaps best known for designing the wedding dress worn by Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, debuted her first full menswear collection for Givenchy at the lush Villa Palmieri. This season, Waight Keller was inspired by 19th-century French poet Charles Baudelaire's floral book covers, traditional French tapestry-making and, in an unexpected twist, contemporary Seoul street style. Models kept their louche tailoring and streetwear-inspired pieces casual with sneakers.  A model walks the runway at the Givenchy fashion show during Pitti Immagine Uomo 96 on June 12, 2019 in Florence, Italy. Credit: Pietro D'aprano/Getty Images British designer Craig Green drew from similarly diverse sources of inspiration this season, including Mexican "papel picado" (perforated paper flags) and Egyptian burial rituals, at London Fashion Week Men's. At the same event, Bethany Williams, who won the Queen Elizabeth II Award For British Design, showed a sustainable collection made exclusively from recycled and organic textiles. In Paris, Kenzo designers Carol Lim and Humberto Leon staged their final show with the French luxury fashion house, after eight years at the helm. Models walked to a musical score by Solange, and the collection -- with neoprene suits and mermaid-esque touches -- was inspired by Japanese ama, or female free divers.  Humberto Leo, Solange Knowles and Carol Lim walk the runway during the Kenzo Menswear Spring Summer 2020 fashion show as part of Paris Fashion Week on June 23, 2019 in Paris, France. Credit: Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images And over at the Celine show, creative director Hedi Slimane, known for his love of skinny silhouettes, sent models down the runway in slim-cut blazers and 70s-style flares.  A model walks the runway at the Celine show during Paris Men's Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2020 on June 23, 2019 in Paris, France. Credit: Estrop/Getty Images Scroll through the gallery above for a selection of memorable runway looks.  |
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