Ask not, is the brand new Taylor Stitch Blue Chambray Utility Shirt tough enough for you? Ask, are you tough enough for the Taylor Stitch Blue Chambray Utility Shirt? 8 oz., 100% cotton fabric. Boom! Made in San Francisco. Pow! Triple needle stitched. Sock! Metal donut buttons. Wham! And only $125. Ka-kow! Get ‘em while they last.
For price and purchase info, visit Taylor Stitch.
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only $125? That doesn’t seem well-spent… I’d like to see some more affordable options on the site.
The writing on this blog is becomming increasingly irritating – to the point that it motivates completing avoiding WS. You promote interesting products; keep it simple stop trying to market beyond your purpose.
got this shirt for 10 percent off last week. great shirt!
Proudly made in SF? Too proud I say. This blog is getting more like what they can get for free from advertising garb they want then what is spent and well. Moving on, nothing to see here.
@ Lacan – You’re right. I would love to own one of these shirts. I think they’re great. However, I didn’t cover them in an attempt to get one for free. I know the Taylor Stitch guys well. I respect them and what they do, and I’m always happy to promote their brand.
Also, faulting a menswear blogger for covering clothes they like, is like faulting a blog commenter for not being able to differentiate between their opinion and fact.
@ fireyourwriter – I’m sorry, but I have no idea what “market beyond your purpose” means. I’m not trying to be rude, I just honestly don’t understand.
@ jayz – That’s great man. Enjoy it!
One of these just arrived on my doorstep yesterday. The construction is solid and durable, the fabric is substantial and the color radiates. This is a wonderful product. Thank you for covering it.
Taylor Stitch is a little more pricey, but I’ve ordered 2 shirts from them previously and they’ve both held up quite well. I look forward to getting this one in the mail too.
Taylor stitch is awesome, and the Gilt deal for 2 oxford shirts that I got back in March remains one of the best bargains I have ever gotten. Unfortunately it’s hard to spend $125 on a shirt every week at this point.
So I got this one in the mail today, and my only gripe with it is the collar, which tends to flare out and hover a bit. You can see it doing so in the first two photos. The collar will most likely relax after a few washes, but until then, it looks like I’ll have to give it some extra attention when ironing.