Men
The new American-made spring shirting from New England Shirt Company has arrived at the store. As you can see, we received a smart assortment of spring colorways; classic blues and pinks in gingham, stripes, and checks. If you're looking for a way to add that "pop of color" that's appropriate this time of year, a bolder shirt than you may be accustomed to is an easy solution w/r/t this quandary, as it's possible to implement without appearing too affected; "'cuz when you try hard, that's when you die hard." Wear 'em with a solid colored cotton or linen jacket, cotton pants, and a neutral tie to highlight the color/pattern in the shirt for a laid-back-yet-put-together summer look.
- Fall's Official Mannequin...
I?ve named this mannequin the autumnal ambassador. Barbour Ashby waxed cotton jacket in brown, Barbour quarter zip sweater with tweed shoulder patches in moss green, New England Shirt Company chambray in denim blue and to cap it off a tweed bow tie by...
- Signs Of Spring At Hubert White
A few spring teasers have landed recently, even if parts of Minnesota are registering a -30 windchill today. First off we have received our spring/summer'14 Luciano Barbera look book and the first of our spring sport coats. Secondly our Gardeur cashmere/cotton...
- In Praise Of The Of Oxford Cloth Button Down:
The oxford cloth button down is one of Americas greatest contributions to men's fashion. The shirt owes its heritage in 19th century England however, the button down collar was originally used by polo players who wanted a more secure collar during...
- In Stock / New England Shirt Co. X Hubert White
Summer cotton madras and 100% linen button downs from New England Shirt Co. now in stock at Hubert White: ...
- In Stock / New England Shirt Company X Hubert White
We just received the first run of our new house dress shirts here at Hubert White, and they couldn't have turned out better. The button-down is made of fine 100's two-ply Japanese pinpoint oxford cloth, and the spread-collar is made of 120's...
Men
In Stock / New England Shirt Company
The new American-made spring shirting from New England Shirt Company has arrived at the store. As you can see, we received a smart assortment of spring colorways; classic blues and pinks in gingham, stripes, and checks. If you're looking for a way to add that "pop of color" that's appropriate this time of year, a bolder shirt than you may be accustomed to is an easy solution w/r/t this quandary, as it's possible to implement without appearing too affected; "'cuz when you try hard, that's when you die hard." Wear 'em with a solid colored cotton or linen jacket, cotton pants, and a neutral tie to highlight the color/pattern in the shirt for a laid-back-yet-put-together summer look.
- Fall's Official Mannequin...
I?ve named this mannequin the autumnal ambassador. Barbour Ashby waxed cotton jacket in brown, Barbour quarter zip sweater with tweed shoulder patches in moss green, New England Shirt Company chambray in denim blue and to cap it off a tweed bow tie by...
- Signs Of Spring At Hubert White
A few spring teasers have landed recently, even if parts of Minnesota are registering a -30 windchill today. First off we have received our spring/summer'14 Luciano Barbera look book and the first of our spring sport coats. Secondly our Gardeur cashmere/cotton...
- In Praise Of The Of Oxford Cloth Button Down:
The oxford cloth button down is one of Americas greatest contributions to men's fashion. The shirt owes its heritage in 19th century England however, the button down collar was originally used by polo players who wanted a more secure collar during...
- In Stock / New England Shirt Co. X Hubert White
Summer cotton madras and 100% linen button downs from New England Shirt Co. now in stock at Hubert White: ...
- In Stock / New England Shirt Company X Hubert White
We just received the first run of our new house dress shirts here at Hubert White, and they couldn't have turned out better. The button-down is made of fine 100's two-ply Japanese pinpoint oxford cloth, and the spread-collar is made of 120's...