Sportswear
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Tailorbyrd Tailorbyrd has carved a prime spot in men’s clothing by dressing them in fashionable, distinctive, comfortable and reasonably priced shirts…The finest fabrics, craftsmanship and manufacturing available have built Tailorbyrd into one of the leading men’s fashion brands in the US.
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Lacoste The classic knit shirt. The legend was born in 1933 when Rene Lacoste revolutionized men’s fashion by replacing the classic woven fabric long sleeved and starched shirts on the courts in France and throughout the world.
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Peter Millar Great style is not something Pieter Millar takes for granted. The collection captures the classical elegance of American luxury sportswear.
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Alex Cannon Alex Cannon is one of the leaders in fashionable sportswear. The line strives to deliver high quality, comfortable, creative product that the consumer wants and can afford. Alex cannon uses only premium fabrics coupled with outstanding manufacturing details to create a distinctive and beautiful garments.
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| Jimmy the Crab | Jimmy the Crab Savannah’s original knit shirt – 100% 40′s 2 ply cotton – all seams are top-stitched for strength and stability. |
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Southern Tide The idea for Southern Tide was born not on the coast of South Carolina, where founder Allen Stephensen spent his summers, but on a trip to Italy where inspiration was at every turn. From historical architecture and couture clothing to high performance sports cars, he noticed common threads – exceptional craftsmanship, clean lines, fine quality and classic design. These elements combined with Alenn’s heritage became Southern Tide.
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Southern Proper “Haberdashery for the Southern Gentleman.” Ties, bowties, pocket squares, and knit shirts.
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Mountain Khakis Design, Quality, Authenticity. Mountain Khakis are the best fitting, best-looking, best damn ‘hipsdown’ apparel on the planet. Casual comfort meets rugged mountain style…offered in colors and textures found in nature’s palette. Mountain Khakis are built for the mountain life. Plenty durable for long days on the ranch and in the river – and plenty good-looking for long nights on the town.
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