Outlier Summer Experiments 2011

Outlier challenges the sultriest days of summer as it presents a range of high tech and well experimented pieces to provide a cool effect while heat turns harsher this season. Included on this range is the Ventilated Linen Cotton Shirt that’s tailored technically to provide good air passage to body while setting a stylish performance construction. Despite of achieving primarily that desired cool effect, the need to be relaxed is a top priority as well. Outlier impressively gives a modern interpretation to their pants as they have infused the sleeve cuff and placket details to keep things breezy similar to wearing shorts. Summing up this hyper-limited range is the casual High Desert Pivot shirt, and a handful selection of summer scarves that comes with two colorways. Prices start at $45 USD.

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The Anorak - An Outlier Experimental Edition

Outlier’s back with another good piece to offer. This time, the performance fashion brand presents to us their modern take to the simple pullover windbreaker – The Anorak – that took an evolutionary leap by experimenting with the magnetic adjustable front piece.

The Anorak uses a pullover construction with two way zippered side vents for superior ventilation. The adjustable magnetic front piece lets you protect your neck in style. An articulated sleeve construction (a modified version of our pivot sleeve) allows for a full range of movement. A double sided kangaroo front pocket, rear zippered carry pocket and Lampo partial-front zip complete the picture.

The 3XDry Cotton Linen fabric has a sturdy hand feel that combines the soft touch of cotton with the crisp handle of linen. The 3XDry treatment moves moisture away from the body on the inside and repels water on the outside while always drying swiftly for optimal comfort.

Get it for $425 at Outlier webstore.

Outlier Future Classics - Northeast Slim Edition

Casual outfits are most likely being represented by wardrobe staples every man should be wearing. Ideally, it should be a shirt and pants. For Outlier, they are bringing in a futuristic take on it. Not on the designs but what’s it made of actually. The slim Dungarees, a lean version of their Keirin Cut Dungarees, are made of workcloth doubleweave canvas that features a rugged canvas exterior and soft brushed interior, making them as comfortable as they are durable. It may looked like a posh tailored pants but its unique take on shrugging off light rain and other liquids plus the breathable aspect makes it the new “it” pants for men. The Northeast Pivot Sleeve Shirt on the other hand is not your usual button-down oxford shirt. This shirt has Outlier’s patent pending pivot sleeve shirt construction and is made from a beautiful oxford cloth that’s sourced from Spain. Definitely, men should be rocking either both or one of these aforementioned goodies.

The Slim Dungarees are available in Black and Indigo Blue for $188.
The Northeast Pivot Sleeve Shirt is available in Blue, Gray and Lavender for $128.

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Outlier Spring/Summer 2011 "A Necessary Escape" Collection

Pushing through with the active and performance theme that has made the brand known for, Outlier’s Spring/Summer 2011 collection named “A Necessary Escape” presents these off the hook imageries that features the latest pieces for the season. The promoted pieces are most likely something that I expect from the brand, definitely suitable for the season as most of which are brand staples but are made with functional and advance fabrics. Coming from the new bunch of offerings are the Merino Ribbed Henley, Cali Short Sleeve Pivot, Partner B Tank, Supermarine Summer Storm Cap and Dolomite Pivot Sleeve Shirt. These are now available here.

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Outlier Three Way Shorts and Trunks

Here’s another addition to Outlier’s offerings which I highly believe complements properly to any surprise getaways. Named Three Way Shorts and Trunks, both functional pieces are dedicated for highlands, islands or downtown purposes. Made from 4Season fabric, both comes with a doubleweave construction to breathe well and minimize skin contact, pulling sweat away from the body to keep you cooler and more comfortable in the heat. Woven in Switzerland by Schoeller Textiles, the fabric is designed to dry quickly, stay clean longer and move freely while also being seriously durable. Available now for $128 via Outlier webshop.

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Outlier Pivotal Bomber Jacket

Tailored performance through and throughout is a synthesis of everything Outlier, just like this Pivotal Bomber Jacket they’re offering. “A simple, good looking jacket made with premium performance fabrics and suitable for everything from bike rides around the city to excursions around the world.”

The jacket comes with Schoeller 4Season fabric, superfine New Zealand merino for the cuffs and collar, and added a “bomber” look to their patent-pending pivot sleeve construction. The dominant Swiss-made 4Season Fabric is both highly water resistant and breathable, keeping wearers a cool and dry under pressure. The superfine merino in the cuffs and collar is beautifully soft on the skin and wicks sweat away with ease. The pivot sleeve construction ensures a maximum freedom of motion.

Available in Black, Burgundy, Charcoal Blue and Army Green via the Outlier webshop for $290. Check out more photos after the click.

Outlier Supermarine Cotton and the Storm King Parka

Outlier enters year 2011 with the arrival of Supermarine Cotton and Storm King Parka. To start off with the fabric, Supermarine Cotton is a World War II fabric with a 21st century twist that is made of the longest Egyptian staple cotton available. Extremely breathable and very innovative, the Supermarine Cotton is the most “comfortable and wearable rainy day fabric around” as they say.

Coming from the Supermarine Cotton collection, Outlier first present the Storm King Parka. “From fabric to cut, it’s a full spectrum rethinking of the rain jacket. The four way construction and full sleeve zippers give the garment an incredible freedom of movement and ventilation. Details include envelope pockets, half pit zips, a full view hood and a front Riri Aquazip.”

Available on January 19th in Red, Anthracite & Black via the Outlier Webshop. ($650)

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Outlier Six Foot Scarf

Hey guys, here’s a six foot scarf for everybody. Made from Merino wool fabric that is sourced from New Zealand, you can’t go wrong with the “Superfine” neck warmer this winter. Now available at the Outlier webshop. ($60)

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Outlier x Chari & Co. Chalk Stripe Overshirt

Outlier has recently teamed up with NYC-based Chari & Co. to produce the Chalk Stripe Overshirt. Made from a thick and toasty worsted wool, the shirt features chunkier buttons, and functional tab collar and side panel gussets. A beefed up version of Outlier’s Pivot Sleeve Shirts, this collaborative piece is a great substitute for expensive suits this cold months. Available now via the Outlier Webshop & Chari & Company for $195. Limited edition of 40.

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Outlier Long Action Merino Tee

Outlier kicks off some pieces for the cold months and here's a goody extended sleeve you might be donning - shockingly - in orange.

This long sleeve ultrafine merino base layer has a gusseted sleeve and dart contoured shoulder give it an elegant free range of action. The 17.5 micron New Zealand merino is worth wearing for it's luxurious soft handfeel alone, but it's the performance side of the fabric that really kills it. Merino has the incredible ability to suck moisture into the very core of the fiber itself, keeping you dry and warm even when you push yourself hard. It's remarkable natural odor and wrinkle resistance make it a great travel item and key core piece for the cooler months.

Available in fiery orange from the Outlier webshop. $101 ya'll.