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Fall 2026
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Adventure Prep

This Fall, prep style breaks free of the campus and the city and heads for the North Woods, land of rugged individualism. Here’s your five-point field guide to looking great in a new frontier.
By Eric Twardzik

Rule No. 4

Shift Your Fit

You deserve a bigger cut.

Slim. Tapered. Tailored. There are occasions for all these qualities. But there is also a time for the longer hem, the extended shoulder, and the wider leg. Whether tailored or casual, when clothing is cut for a looser silhouette it allows the fabric to properly drape. It’s a difference that makes for a more elegant appearance, no matter how formal or casual the material and make, from wool-blend flannel to tweed to denim. It also taps into the original history and purpose of sportswear, when blazers worn by rowers or thee-piece tweeds donned by fly-fisherman were cut so that they ensured a maximum range of motion for the wearer—a practicality that also plays out in more modern kit like fleece pullovers and jeans.
The Herringbone Tweed Polo Coat
20.195,00 DKK
Heyworth Glen Plaid Suit Jacket
11.295,00 DKK
Heyworth Glen Plaid Suit Trouser
4.395,00 DKK
The Baden Oilcloth Down Jacket
12.095,00 DKK
Tailored Fit Plaid Tweed Blazer
10.495,00 DKK
Suffield Relaxed Fit Flannel Trouser
1.995,00 DKK
Alpine Low Suede Trail Shoe
2.795,00 DKK
The Iconic Doeskin Blazer
9.795,00 DKK
Heritage Leather Medium Tote
7.995,00 DKK
Fair Isle Wool-Blend Scarf
1.695,00 DKK
Pleated Wool Flannel Trouser
4.495,00 DKK
Denim Utility Jacket
3.995,00 DKK
Classic Fit Plaid Flannel Workshirt
1.995,00 DKK
Chamois Ball Cap
995,00 DKK
Rivington Relaxed Jeans
1.345,00 DKK

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Eric Twardzik is a writer with a deep reverence for things that get better with age, from tweed jackets to single malt Scotch. He has contributed to titles including GQ, Esquire, and Robb Report and serves as deputy editor of Wm Brown magazine. He lives in New England with his family and owns too many ties.