For June, we’re back in summer form — that stripped-down architectural simplicity that shows up when the sun does the editing. 

For shirting, a 1940s-inspired work shirt sets the tone, cut from a cool hemp-cotton HBT that wears like it’s been around ever since. There’s a classic western in 5 oz Japanese chambray, and the Palomino, a western woven from a natural cotton blend, as a featherlight tribute to Lankershim Blvd’s country scene of the 1960s. Utility comes through in the Loomed Linen Fatigue Short — a reworked baker pant in ultralight linen, along with the Paperback Twill Chino, tailored with the posture of a ‘40s officer trouser but cut in washed cotton twill that wears easy from the start.

Structure steps in with the Casablanca Suit, cut in airy Irish linen from Spence Bryson. Double-breasted and subtly tailored at the chest and waist, it carries old Hollywood into the heat with a silhouette that breathes. Rounding it out are new colors in the Seafarer, a modern take on the fisherman classic in textured cotton rib.

No noise. No filler. Just clean summer clarity.