The streets are humming and the sun swings high in April as our new collection delivers lightweight textures and classic silhouettes designed for life outside.

Our signature Capitola Linen Carry-On Suit blends linen and cotton in a subtle herringbone, giving structure that drapes naturally with almost no weight. The two-piece set is travel-ready, fully wearable together or separately, and stays comfortable through spring, summer, and fall. The Hollywood Blazer offers a more Ivy-inspired take on suiting. Cut in a moisture-wicking hemp-linen twill with front darts and half-canvas construction, it maintains its shape while remaining unlined and easy to layer.

Revisiting one of the earliest American denim jacket patterns from the 1940s is the new Ranch Rider Type I, cut in durable natural cotton canvas. Pleated chest pockets, buttoned cuffs, and a back buckle cinch keep it true to its archival, function-forward form, while felled seams and rivets reinforce wear points for long-term durability.

For breathable, utility-inspired layering, the Seersucker Station Jacket, Loomed Linen Fatigue Shirt and Short, and Hemp HBT Station Shirt share a focus on comfort, mobility, and classic American workwear design. The jacket blends cotton and linen in a lightweight weave for easy layering. The fatigue shirt and short are soft, airy, and cut for unrestricted movement, while the hemp herringbone station shirt wicks moisture and maintains a clean, easy shape.

Rounding out the collection is the newest addition to our all-season Seafarer knit: the Traveler Crew, constructed from slubby cotton jersey with a comfortable raglan body built for the pace of the month.