Leave it to Outlier to successfully un-Sipowicz the short sleeve button down. Their new for spring Cali Short Sleeve Pivot Shirts are cut in sewn in NYC out of sunwashed cotton chambray from Brazil. Engineered for movement, but still classic in appearance, the slim-fit shirts feature Corozo buttons, cuffed sleeves and Outier’s patent-pending Pivot construction. Read More »

If the sheer size of the Six Foot Scarf from Outlier isn’t enough to sell you (it literally is six full feet), how about the fact that it wicks moisture? Or that it’s odor resistant? Or, that it’s machine washable? Or, that it’s made in NYC? Or that the superfine 18.8 micron New Zealand Merino wool from which it’s made is Zque certified? Still not sold? How about that’s only $60? And, comes in a butt-load of colors. Read More »

At first glance, I can see how a pair of 60/40 pants might seem a little a gimmicky, what with the fabric’s current heritage-head appeal. However, the 60/30 Khakis from Brooklyn’s Outlier are not simply another “vintage-inspired” cash-grab. These are thoroughly considered and tested pants, made by cyclists, for cyclists. It just so happens that the cyclists doing the making have the same appreciation for how things used to be as the rest of us. Read More »