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THE NORTH FACE Men’s TNF Redbox Crew Sweatshirt – Black
Original price was: $80.00.$58.00Current price is: $58.00. -
The North Face Mountain View backprint oversized t-shirt in off white exclusive to ASOS
Original price was: $35.00.$29.75Current price is: $29.75. -
The North Face Mountain View backprint oversized t-shirt in white exclusive to ASOS
Original price was: $35.00.$28.00Current price is: $28.00. -
The North Face Never Stop unisex backprint t-shirt in white
Original price was: $35.00.$31.50Current price is: $31.50. -
The North Face Sheffield GPS Hoodie – Medium Grey Heather – S
Original price was: $59.99.$41.99Current price is: $41.99. -
The North Face TNF Never Stop Exploring Hoodie Mens – Black
Original price was: $70.00.$58.00Current price is: $58.00. -
The North Face Training 24/7 logo t-shirt in light green
Original price was: $30.00.$22.50Current price is: $22.50. -
The North Face Zumu Sweatshirt – Black
Original price was: $60.00.$42.00Current price is: $42.00. -
The Ragged Priest stripe t-shirt with Ragged logo in multi-Green
Original price was: $40.00.$26.00Current price is: $26.00. -
The Ragged Priest unisex fairisle knitted stripe jumper with skull in beige-Neutral
Original price was: $70.00.$56.00Current price is: $56.00. -
The Ragged Priest unisex fuzzy knitted cardigan in green check
Original price was: $85.00.$42.50Current price is: $42.50. -
The Ragged Priest unisex fuzzy ribbed zip through cardigan in green
Original price was: $85.00.$25.50Current price is: $25.50. -
Theory Irving Short-Sleeve Shirt in Structure Knit
Original price was: $67.76.$50.82Current price is: $50.82. -
Theory Short Sleeve Linen Button Down Shirt
Original price was: $75.50.$56.63Current price is: $56.63. -
Theory Sylvain Shirt in Structure Knit
Original price was: $75.50.$56.63Current price is: $56.63.
Sartorial Picks
Tops
Tops are the category where most men own the most pieces and think about them the least which is an interesting combination that produces a lot of wardrobes full of things that technically work but don’t really do anything particularly well. We’ve been guilty of this ourselves. Accumulating t-shirts and shirts and jumpers without much strategy and then standing in front of a full wardrobe feeling like there’s nothing to wear because nothing quite goes with anything else in a way that feels intentional. What we’ve learned over the years is that a smaller number of better pieces that work together is dramatically more useful than a large number of average ones that don’t connect. Getting your core tops sorted in terms of quality fit and colour is the work that makes the rest of your wardrobe function better because everything else you wear is built around what’s closest to your body.
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