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Alexander Girard "Flores" 1960One of three textile prints in Gitman's collaboration with the estate of renowned architect and designer Alexander Girard, Flores (1960) embodies Girards masterful use of color and playful illustrative style. This print was originally developed by Girard during his tenure as the Head of Fabric and Textile Division at Herman Miller and has been used in countless applications from upholstery to wallpaper. To continue Girards emphasis of quality

Much like your favorite jeans

13-ply construction with dual aluminum core

100% cotton canvas provides durability while polyester mesh allows plenty of airflow for ventilation

this shirt keeps the same no-frills approach and uncompromising attention to detail as Dehen's original short sleeve version

With its convenient quick opening system

Gro-Cord outsole

rugged enough for a wicked nor'easter—this one’s a fall/winter must

Stearic Acid

tailored fit

A two-pack of flavored toothpicks from Daneson

and a sense of atmosphere and occasion

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