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Three fabrics, three ways to wear a shirt when the temperature drops. We'll help you choose between Ralph, Hugh, and Mel—now available for pre-order.

A white T-shirt, an Oxford shirt, raw denim jeans, a wool sweater… The 10 pieces you need to build a men’s wardrobe that lasts, is easy to mix and match, and works for every season.

We’ve been working on it for several months. It’s finally ready. Pre-orders start September 11! For this new sweater, we started with a material we know well: the same extra-fine merino wool as our James sweater, made in the same place. A thicker knit. This time, we wanted a sweater with more substance and character. We chose a size 7 gauge: a thick, generous knit that still retains all the softness and suppleness of extra-fine merino. Warm, but not too warm—that’s the beauty of merino wool. Naturally thermoregulating and breathable, it helps retain heat when it’s cold, while preventing that “personal sauna” effect as soon as you step outside...

Grease, sweat, wine, pen—the right steps to remove a stain from a white T-shirt without damaging it—and without having to throw it away.

Shirts, overshirts, work jackets, or corduroy jeans—a fabric that transcends seasons and never goes out of style.