Barney's and Nordstrom downtown carry limited quantities. They don't have a lot of the really cool stuff though. If you want, you can set up an appointment at the Blue Owl (Fremont) showroom and check them out there too. Depending on the day I might be in the shop.
We're actually gearing up to launch a few United Stock Dry Goods products in the next week at Blue Owl too. I'm working on the introduction posts as we speak.
Duly noted. Thinking about it, I only have jeans in my wardrobe. Time for some shopping.
The shop is appointment only because it's not really a retail store and it's small. We don't have the capacity to house a bunch of people coming in off the street. It's not appointment in the sense that there are expectations you buy anything, it's more or less just for preparation purposes.
You should look into buying some chinos. They're a good alternative to jeans and can be worn with a lot of the same items. Plus, they're great for spring and summer time. A deep blue would look great with those loafers.
If it makes you feel better, Jay (the owner) is extremely meticulous with the measurements to assure that they are spot on. He literally measures every single pair that comes into the shop, even if that style has been measured before, making sure there aren't any irregularities.
Blue Owl. Shirts in March, pants in April.
there is room for two
i ordered this shirt and have some wayfarers to go with it in the spring. what kinda pants and shoes should go with it. loafers are too office office esque. i wanna give that im rich but i dont like showing it walking down mainstreet vibe
yeah. Imagine wearing that shirt with that tie and under a simple suit in a neutral sand/khaki/etc. total indulgence.
