WalkershawMan

All these have just been put out on my rack.. Lots of linen for the warm summer weather. Plush coats for the San Francisco cool summer weather. Shirts to dress up, or just to dress well

Way out west, we have a dear place in our hearts for the cowboy, his music, and his attire.  Thus the romantic appeal of the western jacket gets an update and streamlining in the hands of WalkershawMan.  These svelte fully lined two tone coats, are made of a pet me soft cotton pretending to be suede. This iteration is midnight black, with a rich chocolate brown contrast on front and back yoke, under collar, and facings. 

Two top pockets for the man who needs thing close to hand, and two additional side seam pockets, deep enough to keep your keys and sunglasses in place on the roughest ride.

Coming soon with in a Green contrast.  Amazingly affordable at $298.

Tie number two is up and walking (not running yet). This time it’s the luxurious iridescent Italian milled cotton.  These pictures do no justice to the total POP of this fabric. It also went nicely with my all Walkershaw made ensemble of the day. Japanese textured weave made up into a weekend shirt, and my brown striped action suit (made out of a very sporty fabric)

Being playful with prototypes. Here is our first Tie.  It’s a cute cotton plaid medium width number, with a wool interior, and a silver grey slinky lining (not pictured here).  We have a green Italian milled cotton model on the way, as we build our way up to wool and silk (once we are satisfied with our design, and have the production streamlined and down pat). 

Lacking sentimentality, I will be happy to sell this first hand made harbinger of great things to come, for  the bargain price of $55.

The brown and blue BBQ.

Perfect for Easter, in a rich chocolate brown, but with easter egg blue contrasts. Plus, check out the 5 sets of double buttons. Quite eye catching.  With a great drape, this cotton and lycra creation should wear well, and be easy to care for.  Just introduced to the WalkershawMan mix this week, we are letting them go for a song at $104.

Classic Stripes in two color schemes. These shirts are so friendly, they seem to be holding hands.  Put out on the rack just today, made out of lush cotton shirting, so smooth to the touch, they have contrast details to add a little pop.  Just $145 each in a limited run of one S, M, or L each.

I used to be wary of rayon.  It seemed too something, or not enough.  Nothing I could put a finger on.  Just some intangible fear of rayon.

But I keep coming across rayon that have a wonderful drape, and are rich in colors, or are prints which I respond to strongly.  I bought this particular brown print at the same time as a bolt of blue (but I am out of the blue). I never made up the brown, as Connie snagged half of it for dresses for her collection 2 years ago. This week, in the midst of cutting for spring, I came across the lost bolt of brown, and quickly whipped up a batch of weekend shirts.  They are out on the rack at WalkershawMan for $98.

Found this rich woven plaid in a Cotton Linen.  As there was not too much of it, I matched it to a similar weight black Linen I had in the fabric stacks.  The result, as you can see, is excellent.  I thought it would be handsome, but these are really outstanding.  I have them on the rack in S, M, & L (but not for long).