Ahoy, Spring! New items now available from Howard Yount at http://www.howardyount.com/collections/spring-2013
Perhaps the greatest present, ever. My first baseball glove, back after more than twenty years. Thanks, mom.
Silk and linen triple stripe ties. Howard Yount. Spring 2013.
There are certain little benefits to working with Scottish companies.
Mies van der Rohe (born today in 1886) and Herbert Greenwald. Life Magazine, 1957, by Frank Scherschel.
Double stripe HY cotton socks. Made in Italy. Howard Yount Spring/Summer 2013.
Yellow chambray club collar shirt. Made in USA. Howard Yount Spring/Summer 2013.
Coming soon. Made in the USA tropical wool pants from Howard Yount.
Playing at HY headquarters.
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It’s On Sale: Howard Yount sweaters
For the past two winters I’ve enjoyed wearing Howard Yount’s lambswool sweaters. They’re of decent thickness — but not too thick — to keep you warm on milder days and add quite a bit of warmth when layered under a sport coat on colder ones. I wore mine quite frequently in the fall over an OCBD and under a waxed jacket and found they did quite well as transitional clothing. The fit is on the trimmer side, but not so slim that they’re unwearable and the quality has held up after a good amount of wear.
Howard Yount rarely has sales or discount codes, but right now quite a lot of items from their fall-winter collection are on sale, including these sweaters, which are now $99 (down from $115) in both crewneck and v-neck form. I think they make great additions for a casual wardrobe.
-Kiyoshi
A little warm on 12/12/12. All Howard Yount Fall 2012: corduroy suit with alcantara elbows (Naples); blue oxford shirt (USA); purple wool knit tie (Italy); suede double monks (Spain).
A little sneak preview here. This is a sample from our forthcoming made in America canvas accessories line.
“Italian officer enjoying a sled ride in the Italian Alps.” Sestrieres, Italy, 1934, by Alfred Eisenstaedt. Life Magazine
A rainy day in new york. Howard Yount fall 2012 suit—Zegna wool, made in Naples—suede double monks, and chestnut umbrella. Quick photo, then off to work!
