Plus brands cheaper than Loro Piana and the best items for transitioning a teen to college life.
I love this question because almost every single brand is cheaper thanWanting to look chic and logo free has become somewhat of a trend with silly names that I will avoid using thanks to a certain television show I don’t watch. I will, however, recommend a few brands that make simple, beautiful clothes that will never feel dated.
I have mentioned Stoffa a handful of times over the years of doing this column. They make tailored, timeless clothing that will age gracefully and not totally destroy the bank. The short sleeve polo is a standout, bridging the gap between casual and formal. Gently tapered with a semi-spread collar, it would look appropriate on the riding mower in July or on Barry Diller’s yacht in August.
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