Indigo & Cotton, ‘A men’s store in Charleston, SC’ have produced this attractive lookbook for your viewing pleasure. An impressive roster of brands including the likes of S.N.S Herning, Sierra Designs and billykirk shot against a shade of blue we’d quite like to know the name of. Hit here for more.

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Inspired by the Champion sweats of the 1950’s, the Left Field Crossgrain collection is made with “fleece running horizontally instead of vertically, helping to maintain the sweats’ shape, and prevent shrinking.” Five total looks are available in crews and hoodies. Made in the U.S.A. from 16oz. 100% ringspun terry.

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Florals galore. Liberty is seeing a strong resurgence of florals from their archive and for good reason. The fashion world has been waiting on something bolder and fresher for some time. We don’t mind florals but it would be nice to see more toile. Left Field delivers a series of polos with some wonderful Liberty Print on the liner. Five polos are available: three stripes and two melange. “Details include genuine Mother of Pearl buttons, a contrast collar, Liberty of London floral print lining inside the collar and placket, and an embroidered logo on the chest.” U.S.A. built.

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Crafted in the USA, Left Field’s Summer shirting include real Trocas Shell buttons, a button down collar with third button on the center back, locker loop at the shoulder seam and notched short-sleeve cuff with button detail. Two are made from rom a barely-there light Japanese madras, while the third is made from baby-butt soft organic cotton gingham. All three look cool and will help beat the heat.

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When you think Angus Young, you think awesome. Then, you think shorts.

Left Field pays homage to the AC/DC legend in a quartet of new shorts for Spring/Summer 2011. One pair is a Spanish Chambray, one made of Japanese Hickory Stripe, a Japanese Pinstripe, and the final a US grown and woven red Organic Cotton Twill. Details are the same for all four, and they include a chain-stitched waist band, heavy-duty YKK zipper fly, front slash pockets, back welt pockets, Japanese chambray pocket bags, and sustainable Corozo buttons throughout.

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We spent a few moments with Left Field’s Christian McCann recently to get some insight on the designers choice in choons and living. For those not familiar with Left Field, they’re a small operation producing fine work and casual garments for men. Almost all of their wears are made in N.Y. – they keep it tight.

We bounce around from musical influences to the plain strange.

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Left Field offers a strong Summer weight pant in the form of their Chambray Trouser.

Fitted with Coroza buttons, the trouser is 100% cotton and preshrunk. Made in the USA. Available from Blue in Green.

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The new Spring/Summer 2011 collection from Left Field gives us a different take on classic garments. The “Green Strip” Polo is one piece that looks to be a hit for the season. The shirt is made of “100% Ringspun Cotton” and is manufactured in the United States. The distinct detail that dawns this shirt is the “contrast collar and floral print placket.” A great piece from the Philadelphia born Christian McCann. Context Clothing has them.

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A solid offering from New York’s Left Field for Autumn/Winter 2011. “Highlights from the collection include button-up shirts made from domestically woven, 100% cotton flannel, denim herringbone trousers made with fabric from the famous Kaihara Mills in Japan, 100% cotton sweatshirts made from an exclusive, American-knit 16 oz. heavy loop terry, and chinos made from the same heavy-weight cotton twill the Japanese military uses for their uniforms.”

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Left Field NYC kicks out some classic fit crewnecks made to the “old spec” as they say. “Left Field NYC Ivy Crew Sweater. A slim-fitting, heavy-weight merino wool sweater, with a classic 1940’s style wide crew neck and raglan shoulder detail. Think old ivy league, but without the big school letter on the chest.” Get them now.

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