July’s rhythm slows, but the air stays in motion — and these are the pieces made to keep pace.

First Look at July - Buck Mason- Modern American Classics

<n>Japanese Seersucker One Pocket Shirt</n> from <n>Buck Mason</n>'s August 2022 delivery.

August eases in with a slower beat and a shift in weight — still warm, but edged with structure.

The August Delivery - Buck Mason- Modern American Classics

Summer draws us back to the coast, in all its stripped-down simplicity.

The Coastal Draw - Buck Mason- Modern American Classics

An ad for the <n>Sony</n> <n>Walkman</n> from the 1988 <n>Meditating Monkey Walkman campaign</n>.

Album art for <n>Joey Beltram</n>'s <n>The Sound Of 2AM</n> (1999). Photo and design by <n>Charles U.K.s.r.</n>

<n>Wythe</n>'s <n>Tencel Gabardine Pearlsnap Shirt - Celadon</n>.

We've always loved the cotton/linen slub twill of our chinos and knew it would make up into a great shirt. Taking cues from our chambray workshirt, but tweaking some of the details to make fall more in line with some of our favorite WWII era military shirts, we created this Officer's Shirt.

Acorn shaped breast pockets
Feather pleats
Double needle side seams
Custom developed slub twill
65% Cotton, 35% Linen
Cold wash, hang dry or dry on low
Made in India


Cotton/Linen Twill Officer's Shirt - Faded Olive

Painting by Argentinian artist <n>Oscar Chichoni</n>.

From <n>Sony</n>'s 1988 <n>Walkman</n> campaign, featuring a meditating monkey.

An interior space with a <n>Ralph Lauren</n>-inspired aesthetic.

A bedroom interior featuring designs from <n>Ralph Lauren Home</n>.

The 2003 album <n>My Destiny Remixes</n> by <n>Naoki Kenji</n>, with remixes by <n>Guardner</n> and <n>The Sushi Club</n>.

A look from <n>Buck Mason</n> featuring the <n>Natural Jaspe Vintage Tee</n> and <n>Deck Short</n>.

Science fiction painting by Argentinian illustrator <n>Oscar Chichoni</n>.

<n>Philippe Model Paris</n> <n>Leather low-top Sneakers</n> in green.

<n>SKIMS 3-Pack 3-Inch Cotton & Modal Blend Boxer Briefs</n>.

An interior from the <n>Ralph Lauren Home Decor Collection</n>.

An interior from the home of <n>Ralph Lauren</n>.

A look from <n>Buck Mason</n>'s <n>August Delivery</n>, featuring the <n>Herdsman’s Cardigan</n> and <n>Field Shirt</n>.

From a 1988 <n>Sony</n> <n>Walkman</n> catalog featuring a monkey named <n>Choromatsu</n>.

From the <n>Buck Mason</n> <n>Summer '25 Collection</n>.

<n>Wythe</n>'s <n>Chambray Workshirt - Distressed and Sunfaded Indigo</n>.

I know we say this again and again, but this is a true classic. Hardy chambray shirts were the workforce shirt used by everyone from US Naval Sailors, railroad workers out west, to grainbasket farmers and their families. Loved by Paul Newman in "Cool Hand Luke" and evolved into a Rivera staple in the 60s and 70s. Chambray pairs equally well with blue jeans as it does with khakis and suitings. The Wythe chambray used indigo dyed yarns chosen carefully for their irregular slubs to retain the same character as the original chambrays that had to last for years and years without wearing out or growing thin. The workshirt has all the features youd expect from early 20th century workshirts, like two large front pockets, triple needle overlocked stitching, side seam gussets, and a throat latch. Natural corozo nut buttons dyed a light indigo blue really bring this shirt up a notch while still retaining the feeling of the original workshirts.

The "Distressed and Sunfaded" colorway is based on an actual shirt pulled from a Kentucky farmhouse that had seen years and years of hard work in the sun. The fade and wear patterns were carefully replicated for an authentic look and feel.

Indigo-dyed corozo buttons
Throat latch
Triple needle seams
Chainstitch runoff
100% Cotton
Made in India 



Chambray Workshirt - Distressed and Sunfaded Indigo

The <n>Highland Alpaca Cardigan</n> and <n>Brushed Flannel One Pocket Shirt</n> by <n>Buck Mason</n>.

<n>Buck Mason</n>'s <n>Seafarer Cotton Rugby Polo</n>.

Classic fit polo sweater in our homespun yarn-dyed cotton rib. 


Sand Dollar Seafarer Cotton Rugby Polo

For June, we’re back in summer form — that stripped-down architectural simplicity that shows up when the sun does the editing. 