Today’s post is in paid partnership with Grayers.
Grayers is a brand that I’ve been consistently wearing for quite some time. In fact, I was introduced to them about 6 years ago when I first decided to revamp my wardrobe and focus more on purchasing quality clothes and accessories. As I developed my style and taste for clothing, I watched Grayers develop into the brand they are today.
Before Grayers came to be, the founder Peter, spent 11-years at Ralph Lauren. He always had a passion for history and was especially inspired by military history. Throughout his studies, he learned that young men at Oxford and Cambridge in 1930’s Britain, transitioned out of wearing three-piece suits to wearing more casual flannel trousers, known as Grayers. This switch helped spur the birth of the casual menswear movement.
The term ‘Grayers’ stuck in Peter’s mind as he was intensely inspired by the name and story. He wanted to redefine and modernize this radical movement by recreating the classics with well crafted garments that wouldn’t break the bank.
And so Grayers was born—based on a foundation of unique fabrics and custom textiles. They often scout new and interesting designs from European and Japanese vintage shops to create contemporary clothing that honors the classics. Their fit is modern—neither skinny or baggy—but carefully walking the line with intelligent silhouettes that will outlast trends.
I’m continually impressed with their quality and attention to detail. Their garments are special and come from a place full of passion and inspiration.
Thanks so much to Grayers for sponsoring this post and providing me with the merchandise to photograph and wear. All styling and selections are my own!
SHOP THE LOOK
Jacket: Andrew Light Weight Quilted Jacket // Sweater: Arandel Birdseye Crew // Chinos: Newport Canvas Stretch // Sneakers: Seavees Westwood Tennis Shoe // Oxford: Oakleigh Oxford
