The Introduction: Calder

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Interesting silhouettes, natural fabrics, made in California with relatively approachable pricing – Calder is the type of collection I’m always happy to find.

Add in a look book shot by (designer Amanda Blake’s cousin-in-law!) Sofia Coppola at her New York apartment and stockists including Steven Alan, Ten Over Six, and Bird and you have what I’m guessing will  be the next big tee shirt line. My personal (albeit boring) favorite is the stripe rampling tee, but I’d be happy to wear that short sleeve sweatshirt as well…

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2 thoughts on “The Introduction: Calder

  1. Lovely line, but I’m sorry, $114 for a t-shirt is not “relatively approachable pricing.” It’s just not.

    1. BAnne – that’s fair. Admittedly I was referring to the $70-80 tees that I first noticed, and I do agree that $100+ can be hard to swallow. However, from a brand positioning perspective, I’d still guess that these are better quality and better priced than the $100+ made in China rayon tees similar contemporary brands offer – and they are 100% made domestically using natural materials. Regardless, thank you for the comment and for keeping me in line! xR

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