Brooklyn’s Left Field NYC has slashed prices on all remaining AW11 tops, including the brand’s burly as all get out Heavy Tartan Workshirts and crazy cozy Crossgrain Sweats. In addition to the new styles, the label has also knocked 15% off all previous-season sweats, bringing their cost down to an astounding $77 – $85 per. Sale ends this Saturday (Jan 7th) at midnight. Don’t miss it. Read More »

For those who haven’t heard, the complete AW11 collection from Left Field NYC is now live on the brand’s site. Along with the previously blogged heavy terry sweats, and some ridicu-gorgeous twill tartan shirts, this season’s line-up also includes two colorways (one old, one new) of the co.’s much-loved Organic Chinos. Handcrafted in Los Angeles from medium-weight, American grown and woven organic cotton canvas, the pants are as tough as they are environmentally responsible, and prime for the cooler temps ahead. Read More »

What’s on sale RIGHT NOW.

Brooklyn’s Left Field NYC has just marked down all remaining pieces of from its SS11 collection, including US-made t-shirts, polos, button-ups, shorts, chinos and summer-weight sweats. Discounts range from 20% – 30%, and will stay in place for as long as the items are in stock (so not very long at all). Needless to say, this will be your last chance at most of this stuff, so I’d advise you quit reading this, and get over there while there’s still some left to be had. Read More »

The Spring Button Downs from Brooklyn’s Left Field NYC are pretty much everything you could want from a warm-weather top. Handcrafted in Los Angeles, the shirts are made from an array of barely-there-light Japanese cotton fabrics, including two so-vibrant-you-practically-need-sunglasses madrases and one baby-butt soft organic gingham flannel. Details are plentiful, and include a button down collar with a third button on the center back, locker loop at the shoulder seam, notched short-sleeve cuff with button detail, and true Mother of Pearl buttons throughout. Read More »

Though the claim that today’s goods are not as well-made as the goods of yore may sound somewhat curmudgeonly, there actually is a fair amount of truth to it. In certain respects, products really were better “back then.” Case in point: the Crossgrain Sweatshirts from New York’s Left Field NYC are modeled after Champion crewnecks from the 1950s. During that period, Champion began constructing their sweats with the grain of the fleece running horizontally, instead of vertically (ie, crossgrain), so as ensure they would keep their shape despite repeated wear and/or washing and drying. Read More »

What’s on sale RIGHT NOW.

I have one of these, and I can tell you honestly that it’s great. Nice fit, cool old-timey details (shrunken collar, rounded hem, pearl buttons, side gussets), excellent construction (cut and sewn in Los Angeles) and just about the softest flannel I’ve ever felt. Sadly, I had to pay full price for mine. But, now you can pick one up for yourself at a cool 25% off. What’s on the LF site is pretty much all that’s left of these (I mean in total, worldwide), so if you want one, this is definitely the time to get it. Read More »

So, you remember those so-perfect-it-hurts plaid shirts from the Left Field NYC AW10 lookbook? Well, they just landed at Seattle’s Blue Owl, and are officially ripe for the picking (or is it plucking?). Expertly crafted in Los Angeles from kitten-soft Japanese flannel, the shirts are as cozy as they are rugged, like a sleeping bag made out of a wolverine, making them just the thing for the chilly months ahead. Read More »