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A helpful change at this point of the sale is the addition of two new pages.

New to Sale merchandise is from a pretty short list of designers (Acne, Berluti, Brunello Cucinelli, Dunhill, Jacquemus, MR P., Nike, and Serapian).

Further Reductions, including the merchandise that’s now up to 60% off, features a much longer and more interesting list. Here are a bunch of my favorites:

A.P.C. - Parisian casual staples.

Albam - London casual staples.

Alex Mill - American casual staples (is there a theme here?) Founded by Alex Drexler (son of famed J. Crew CEO Mickey Drexler) and J. Crew/Madewell design director Somsack Sikhounmuong.

AMI Paris - More Parisian casual staples.

Aspesi - Italian label best known for their outerwear. I like this navy cotton A-1 bomber jacket.

Baracuta - I’m liking the classic G9 Harrington jackets made up in alternative fabrics like suede and wool tweed

Barena - Laidback Italian tailoring.

Bigi - Handcrafted Milanese ties, often with interesting textures.

Blue Blue Japan - everything is blue (they’re known for their use of indigo dyes) and it’s designed and made in Japan, so the name is apropos. I love the texture and detailing on this shirt jacket. All sizes are still available, a rarity this late in Mr. Porter’s sale.

Boglioli - Unstructured Italian tailoring. My Boglioli cotton jacket has been a casual spring/summer staple for nearly a decade.

Brooks England - English cycling accessories, including some lovely leather backpacks.

Caruso - My favorite ready-to-wear Italian tailoring brand.

Chimala - Japanese label inspired by mid-century American workwear.

Common Projects - Iconic Italian sneakers. Of course the white Achilles Low isn’t on sale, but other models are.

De Bonne Facture - I dare you to read Derek’s recent piece on the brand and not be inspired by their approach to sustainable, ethical fashion.

Drake’s - Iconic accessories brand that’s expanded to a complete wardrobe. Tip: Drake’s collaboration pieces also available through Aimé Leon Dore and Mr. Porter’s house brand Kingsman.

E. Marinella - Handmade Neapolitan ties from a third-generation family business. 

George Cleverley - Goodyear-welted English shoes.

Gitman Vintage - Well-made American shirts based on archival designs.

Golden Bear - San Francisco brand specializing in quality outerwear.

Howlin’ - Knitwear designed in Antwerp and knit in Scotland.

Inis Meáin - Luxurious knitwear from the namesake Irish Aran isle.

John Smedley - Fine (as in, not chunky) English knitwear.

Johnstons of Elgin - Scottish cashmere accessories.

Kingsman - Mr. Porter house label with a focus on luxury tailoring. Great collaboration pieces from Drake’s (ties and pocket squares) and George Cleverley (shoes).

Lock & Co. Hatters - Well-made flat caps and trilbys.

MR P. - Mr. Porter’s “citified casual” house label. I’m really liking their suede trucker jacket.

Officine Générale - Accessible yet still interesting French style.

Outerknown - Casualwear label founded by surfer Kelly Slater. 

Private White V.C. - Fantastic English outerwear.

RRL - Ralph Lauren’s vintage/workwear/Western line. I’ve been eyeing this cotton/wool/linen rollneck sweater.

S.N.S. Herning - Scandinavian knitwear. I’m loving this chunky shawl cardigan.

Sid Mashburn - Best known for their American-Italian tailoring with a Southern flair, but I’m liking a lot of the knitwear in this sale.

Valstar - Famed for their suede A-1 bombers, but don’t sleep on their overshirts and trucker jackets.

Vetements - I honestly don’t “get” Vetements, but I want to point out that their Hug Me Bear shearling slippers are still available.

William Lockie - Well-made Scottish cashmere accessories.

There are many, many more brands both in Further Reductions and in the general sale section that haven’t got additional cuts yet. I’ve also left off a few favorites that only have one or two items left. It’s definitely worth taking a moment to browse your favorites on the All Sale Designers page. 

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