IT WAS THE SUMMER OF.......SUN 68

SUN68 is an Italian casual-wear brand, dedicated to designing clothes with particular attention to details and research in materials. Which started in 2005 as the Polo Pique with a one-liner in the collar, is today a complete collection for Men, Woman and Kids, but for me it's still that polo pique which rules. As you can see in the pictures every collor has another one-liner in the collar. This season they also have a range of polo's with neon contrast, these are my favourite's for this Summer. just off the record Brian Adams made a mistake it wasn't "the Summer of '69"

THE "GO TO HELL" POLO

As the temperature is reaching higher figures, it's time to get yourself some new Polo Piques.

The Go To Hell polo's are a great summer staple combine it with your colored chino's or with a white jeans.

Love 'em or hate 'em, "go-to-hell" is a cornerstone of the Ivy American style. The first embroidered clothes, where pants designed with whales. In 1976, prominent author and dandy Tom Wolfe coined the term “go-to-hell” in an Esquire article about country club communities and the preps that inhabit them.  Wolfe explained that the pants were prevalent throughout these regions, as men paired them with their traditional navy blazers and OCBD’s making the pants nearly impossible to miss.  Around the same time that Wolfe came out with his article larger menswear companies such as Brooks Brothers, J. Press, and Ralph Lauren began producing their versions of the pants, making the pants a cornerstone in any traddy summer wardrobe. (polo's from below to top - Gant, Carhartt, Tommy Hilfiger)