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J. Crew Menswear | Fall 2010

On April 2 J. Crew pre­sented their Fall 2010 Menswear Col­lec­tion.  I’m only slightly envi­ous that I didn’t get my invi­ta­tion to the pre­sen­ta­tion.  I’ve been dying to meet Frank Muyt­jens — sim­ply for what he’s done to with the J. Crew line.

This is one of those col­lec­tions that you can take straight from the racks to your wardrobe and not miss a beat.

As you can see Frank Muyt­jens has done a stel­lar job with this fall’s col­lec­tion.  As many of you know (and some of you will soon know) Muyt­jens started with J. Crew in early 2008 and has com­pletely mor­phed the brand from a stock store for the prep­ster into this defin­i­tive resource for men world­wide who want more from their wardrobe.

Muyt­jens has aided the J. Crew line to col­lab with Supe­rior Labor, Sperry, SeaVees, Levis, and Wexler & Co., AND opened the J. Crew Liquor Store, “fea­tur­ing a hand­picked selec­tion of care­fully edited pieces for style con­nois­seurs and indi­vid­u­al­ists alike.”  From its rolled-up chi­nos (which I donned today actu­ally) to its wingtip oxfords, cham­bray work­shirts, and every­thing in between, J.Crew has become one of my favorite brands to wear and look to for inspi­ra­tion.  I hon­estly can­not wait until this col­lec­tion comes out. I repeat — can­not wait!

The Expe­di­tion Down Jacket

The Selvedge Cot­ton Twill Lud­low Blazer

The Field Mechanic’s Jacket

The Lined Tomp­kins Pant

The Aberdeen Fair Isle Sweater

The Wood­land Jacket in Waxed Cot­ton from the British Millerain Co. Ltd.

The Heathered Cres­cent Plaid Shirt

The Rus­sell Moc­casin Co. Thula Thula “PH” Boots

The Sueded Fleece Work­wear Cardigan

The Fair­port Trench Coat

The Cash­mere Her­ring­bone Lud­low Blazer

The Fire­man Hoodie

The Stripe Silk Tie

The Her­ring­bone Lud­low Blazer

The Timex Vin­tage Field Army Watch

The North by North­west Vest by Cres­cent Down Works for J.Crew

The Worsted Wool Lud­low Suit

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4 Responses to “J. Crew Menswear | Fall 2010”


  1. Gaby
    on Apr 6th, 2010
    @ 9:47 am

    Inter­est­ing, never thought of it like that


  2. Carol
    on Apr 13th, 2010
    @ 4:46 pm

    Nice job William! Great arti­cle. It’s really impor­tant to be able to have an enter­tain­ing writ­ing style for sub­jects like this.…at least it is for me, and your arti­cle cer­tainly kept my atten­tion. I didn’t real­ize J. Crew had changed so much. Are they only cater­ing to men now? Just wondering…maybe that’s why I haven’t seen a cat­a­log in the mail for a few years. Nice work!


  3. William Lanier
    on Apr 14th, 2010
    @ 10:30 am

    J. Crew has wom­ens as well — and word on the street is that they are open­ing a bridal bou­tique end of May. More soon on that!


  4. Dont ask dont tell
    on Apr 14th, 2010
    @ 10:58 am

    Just tried to leave a fun lengthy com­ment and didn’t enter the required info above… so hit­ting the back but­ton all was deleted. Boo.

    Didn’t know that you were such a lover of J Crew! Won­der­ing where this pre­sen­ta­tion was held and if they had press to cover the event. I have been to pre­sen­ta­tions for Louie and Cartier on Rodeo Drive and they are star stud­ded press dri­ving events! Tons of fun. Won­der­ing how J Crew is adver­tis­ing as well? Do they have com­mer­cials or are they more add based? All valid ques­tions since this revamp­ing with Mr. Muyt­jens on board.

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