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What’s New: Adidas SLVR Casual Wear

by Courtney in New Arrivals on September 19th, 2012 Discussion

Left: Adidas SLVR wool jacket $370, Adidas SLVR hoodie $125, PRPS Mohanpass jeans $245.
Right: Adidas SLVR double zip blazer $495, Adidas SLVR grey shirt $115, Adidas SLVR articulated knee pant $130.

Adidas is back with more pieces that blend athletic details and sleek style together for a refined casual look. Fencing returns as their source of inspiration, which is clear in the articulated knee seen in the pants, and overall clean design approach. Their wool take on the classic varsity jacket in this season’s colour is one our favourite pieces.

Once again they’ve given guys a different way to do casual that stands apart from the usual jeans and sweaters.

What’s New: United Kingdom of Luke

by Courtney in New Arrivals on July 19th, 2012 Discussion

Blue t-shirt $60, denim chambray shirt $110.

You wanted polos, so we got some! From the UK comes United Kingdom of Luke, a new casual line we’ve added to the Gotstyle shelves. Guys can never have enough practical, stylish casual wear – or polos. As a bonus, they’re decently priced and break loose from the typical basic design with great added details. LUKE won the Draper award last year – honouring the best in new British brands, we have the collection exclusive in Toronto.

Striped polos $90 each.

We’re jumping on the striped polo trend, there’s way too many solids out there and we always want our guys to stand out. Of course, we’ve got classic solid polos in suitable navy blue but detailed so they don’t look basic.

Blue polo $75, breaker polo $85.

Checked shirts $110 each.

Grey jacket $125, plaid jacket $125.

Coming into the end of Summer (don’t worry, we’re thinking ahead) could mean needing a light jacket, which is exactly why we got these two ultra light jackets.

Beige shirt $110, military shirt $110.

Finally, for the guys who mix casual with workwear are some military-inspired shirts.

What’s New: Johnny Love from Norway

by Courtney in New Arrivals on March 7th, 2012 Discussion

Our favorite outerwear line from Norway is back with its great modern military styling. Perfect for slim guys with long arms and guys who understand the importance of wearing a stand-out outerwear piece to make a great first impression.
Don’t wait to long to shop….some of the shirts are almost sold out (yes they fit that well!)

What’s New: Rogue

by Courtney in New Arrivals on March 7th, 2012 Discussion

The designer for Rogue is a hardcore motorcross fan – you can see that passion in the articulation of the jackets and pants. He started off designing outerwear that soon found its way onto every hot Hollywood star. What makes the collection unique is that every garment is treated and constructed to have a worn look and it’s own personality.

What’s New: Farah Vintage

by Courtney in New Arrivals on March 6th, 2012 Discussion

Farah Vintage won the Draper Award for UK Menswear Brand of the Year in 2011. In the 1920′s, they manufactured work clothes and when the 1970s came around Farah became a cult brand among British musicians and artists. They still hold to their heritage of individual style for the non-conformist and are an affordable fashion brand for everyone.

What’s New: Strellson Trench Coats

by Courtney in New Arrivals on February 20th, 2012 Discussion

Black unlined mac coat $395. Caramel 3/4 trench $395. Beige unlined mac coat $350

Your outerwear jacket is one of the most important items you have, it is the first thing that people notice on you and sets the first impression. For Spring, look to update and modernize with a trimmer trench, slightly shorter to make you look taller. Cut to wear over a suit jacket or on the weekend with jeans. Strellson jackets are light weight for easy travel, perfect for rainy days and are well priced!

What’s New: The Essential Camel Coat

by Melissa in New Arrivals on January 18th, 2012 Discussion

The must have item in every style magazine this year and last, was the camel coat. Tailored, sophisticated and always in style, the camel coat is experiencing a resurgence. More elegant than a black overcoat (and at least you don’t look like every other guy out there), the color also lends itself to both business and business casual dressing.

We have a beautiful camel hair coat with pick stitch detailing for $795 by Paul Betenly that looks very similar to the Dior Homme camel coat that retails for $2,500 (on the right).