Just as lines like Rag & Bone, RRL and A.P.C. once won men’s hearts with a trademark pair of jeans, new fashion lines like Unis and Gilded Age are winning customers with their house khaki. And just as Jean Shop took denim mania to a new level of fetish, offering a spectrum of perfected fits and attractive washes, shops like Save Khaki and Grown & Sewn are hard at work cultivating a cult of khaki, with different fits, colors and weights of fabric. Grown & Sewn has even gone all archival, using Cramerton cloth, used in the 1930s for United States military uniforms, as one of its fabrics, but has borrowed a blue-jeans fit to give its khakis a jolt of sex appeal.
But even with the ministrations of new designers, khakis have some liabilities that jeans do not. Pair khakis with a sport coat or a dress shirt, and you run the risk of looking either needlessly spiffy or parentally bland, more Harvard Business School professor than social networking seer.
Jeans are stars and fashionable personage’s favorite. Whether the cold winter is coming spring, it is always a closet is one of the indispensable sheet to taste. Star street pats, jeans and high-heeled shoes, boots, and the collocation of sandal shoes.