Mission Workshop x Taylor Stitch - The Dearborn Overshirt

The Dearborn Overshirt is a collaborative project between Mission Workshop and Taylor Stitch, a San Francisco based premium shirt and jacket manufacturer. Constructed in San Francisco the Dearborn is a blending of traditional manufacturing and modern materials. It features a unique stretch Turkish cotton from Schoeller which is treated with their proprietary 3X Dry treatment. This treatment allows the fabric to repel water and stains while also increasing the garments breathability. Highlights include German made Prym S-Spring snaps throughout and underarm eyelets for added breathability.

The Dearborn layers nicely over daily wear and can be worn as either a shirt or a light Jacket.

Grab one here.

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Rancourt & Co. x Taylor Stitch - Boat and Moc Shoes

Working alongside Kyle Rancourt of Rancourt & Co., Taylor Stitch create a small collection of boat shoes and moccasins for Summer. All hand-sewn in Maine from that ever popular Horween leather, Taylor Stitch describe “Rancourt & Co. expressly for Taylor Stitch is a particularly special collaboration for us because of the shared ethos of our two companies. We both eschew throw away culture, manufacturing only the highest quality products in exclusively domestic factories.” Find them here.

HODINKEE Pop-Up Store San Francisco Recap

Online watch magazine HODINKEE brought their vintage watch pop-up shop down to the Bay area over Memorial Day weekend. Kindly hosted by San Francisco’s Taylor Stitch, the watch team pulled off their inaugural West Coast pop-up store with much success. Among over 50 hand-selected vintage watch offerings, cult classics were present including a vintage IWC Ingenieur and Omega Bullhead chrono, an early Heuer Carrera Dato from 1967 with a rare black dial, and one of the rarest vintage Rolex watches around – the Ref 1530. Joined by some 200 patrons, 25 of these lovely timekeeping oldies found buyers — several mint Pepsi-GMT’s, a no-crown guard 5508 Submariner, the very first Rolex Oyster ever from the 1930s, and a beautiful Wittnauer chronograph. - Hypebeast