Made in downtown Manhattan, this mariner sweater from Freeman’s Sporting Club could be a last gift idea. “this is a winter tool designed specifically for warmth & comfort.5-gauge heavy duty knit for toughness & durability, the yarn is 88% Shetland lambswool and 12% cashmere for comfort at the neck.” Get them.

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Through our Columns, we find some look at a new set of footwear from Freeman’s Sporting Club. “For Fall 2010 F.S.C. offers 2 styles. The first shoe is a five eyelet split-toe oxford blucher in brandy French calfskin. The second shoe is a plain toe three eyelet blucher constructed using black French baby calfskin. Both shoes feature genuine Goodyear Welt Construction and are fully lined for comfort and wearability.”

More looks at the E. Vogel for Freemans Sporting Club Shoes on Ben’s Column.

The Billykirk guys do it again with New York’s own Freeman Sporting Club. This time in the from of some lashing devices, better known as belts. FSC has received 50 units of the 9 ounce natural vegetable tanned leather belts, each one hand stitched and finished with brass and nickel buckles. A solid accessory to last you for some time. Pick it up at FSC’s Rivington Street shop in NYC.

More views of the Freeman Sporting Club Belts by Billykirk after the jump.

You remember those great bank bags that Billykirk developed with Freemans Sporting Club not too long ago? Well, the bank bags was not the only collaborative idea to come away from that meeting. Taavo from Freemans is a fan of the bringing the best the classics have to market, in a genuine way. He acquired  a pair of vintage suspenders that were 3/4″ in width – a size that has not been standard in the U.S. suspender world for more than 40 years. He put the Billykirk guys on a mission to make them a reality. After some long hours calling old timers of the industry, they found their supplier for the elastic and hardware in England and the rest is history. We should note that the elastic is dye to color which gives it a very deep and rich look.

These fine Billykirk for Freemans Sporting Club 3/4 Suspenders are available at Freemans Sporting Club on 8 Rivington St. in NYC.

More detailed views of the Billykirk for Freeman Sporting Club Suspenders after the jump.

Men.style comes through with some looks at the new knitwear line from Freeman’s Sporting Club of NYC. Keeping the high standard gentleman’s class that FSC is known for the knits are constructed from only the finest of textiles. As men.style puts it,  ”there are no surprises to be found here, which is, all things considered, a good thing: Just classic shapes in fine fabrications, like the 100-percent-alpaca cardigan  and the Peruvian-made alpaca-and-wool heavy knit. Great stuff if you can get it.” 

More views of the Freeman’s Sporting Club Knitwear after the jump.

Get your heist on with this great bank bag from Billykirk for NYC’s Freeman’s Sporting Club. Conceived while the two parties were gathered around Tavo Sommer’s antique farm table, the Bank Bag is made from tan twill waxed cotton, carries via a brown leather harness, and features a orange waterproof interior to keep the dosh dry. The bank lock on the bag and copper rivets are all made in the USA. Check with Freeman’s Sporting Club for availability.

More views of the Billykirk for Freeman’s Sporting Club Bank Bag after the jump.

Located at 8 Rivington Street in Manhattan, Freeman’s Sporting Club takes inspiration from the 19th century Sutlery. These merchants followed explorers, the Army and entrepreneurs into areas where no general store existed, providing needed supplies and equipment. In New York, Freeman’s Sporting Club provides a fine selection of suits and shirts from the namesake brand, as well as quality products from Brooks Bicycle Saddles and Quoddy Moccasins.

Additionally, the shop houses a full gentleman’s barber shop. Haircuts and straight razor shaves are provided. The experience in hair care matches the tradition and experience of the Sutlery in perfect harmony