As summer’s light recedes into a softer, cooler shadow of itself, the September delivery yields a richer palette, layered not just in color but in texture. Pacific Twill and California Cashmere map out two sides of smooth: our lightest flannel yet, a yarn-dyed cotton twill brushed on both sides, improbably soft for a tailored shirt, and fine, fully fashioned cashmere knits with hand-linked seams. The Felted Chore and Field Shirt return in dense merino wool, holding onto their classic utility while evolving toward silhouettes that feel both sharper and more forgiving. Grounded in military roots, the HBT Field Pant stays stubbornly true to its archival proportions. The Big Chino, cut from sulfur-dyed Japanese twill in a replica mil-spec pattern with our highest rise and widest leg channels midcentury Americana, stonewashed soft with timeworn edges. At the top, the Countryman Tweed Jacket reinterprets the American blazer with a 3-roll-2 lapel and soft shoulder — details that signal an Ivy-inspired nonchalance perfect for fall along the coast.