We've just received Stevenson's selection of summer shirts and basics including new tank tops, underwear, Cody western shirts, and loopwheeled henley t-shirts.

Stevenson Dual-Comfort tank tops are here in two colors. These are produced of a double-faced grafted fabric, consisting of two pieces of cotton material bonded together with a vintage dobby style loom, making this a versatile piece for all season wear. The fabric is soft to the touch and can be easily worn as a layering piece or on its own. The design is inspired by vintage tank tops issued by the U.S. military, reimagined as casual wear rather than underwear.

We now also have a fresh run of the Stevenson Overall Cody shirt in stock, this one in a 6.5oz black/black sulfur-dyed denim version. These are made of a ring-spun Zimbabwe cotton and finished with a super-fine stitch count and Belnap stone snap buttons. The front yoke of these Cody shirts is shaped like a buffalo horn and the back yoke is designed in a wing-shape while chest pockets, sleeve plackets, and cuffs are designed in an arch. Some truly beautiful lines running throughout these shirts.

We've also received Stevenson’s loopwheeled henley t-shirts in two colors; we believe this to be the best version of this type of henley tee you can find by any brand. The cotton is organic, unbleached, un-acetate washed, and starts as a medium to short staple cotton fiber. The fabric is knit on a vintage loopwheeling machine which knits the fabric in a circular pattern with a gravity assisted “pull” which leaves a horizontal knit pattern on the fabric. The sleeve hem in of itself is a work of art; using multiple styles of knitting patterns flat lock stitched together to create the snug hem of the sleeve, and the shirt is finished with a real rayon woven tag.

Lastly we have some very nice boxer briefs made of a Tanguis cotton that’s soft yet sturdy. These are based on a vintage design but updated in all the right areas so you don’t have to go looking for some WWII-era chonies at the vintage store.