Monday, February 8, 2010

Woolrich Woolen Mills: Fall 2010

Quoddy: Fall 2010

Again, we currently don't do shoes but c'mon look at these...amazing!
Let us know what you think!!!









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Gitman Bros. Vintage: Fall 2010

Everyone knows Gitman Bros Vintage is one of our favorites (and yours too!) This Falls selection looked as good as ever, in fact I think it may be the best one yet.
Take a look at the first picture and you can see we liked a few:) This Fall has the infamous Oxfords, Overdyed Oxfords, Chambrays, Plaids and Flannels...oh and the ties are good too!!










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Sunday, February 7, 2010

Our Legacy: Fall 2010

Yuketen: Fall 2010

Now we currently don't carry footwear but after seeing these Yuketens in person and talking with the designer and seeing his passion for what he does, my brother and I are considering otherwise! What do you think? Shoes?











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Folk: Fall 2010

Here's the Folk line out of the UK. We like this line lot's but we're not completely sure if we're going to bring it in yet. Let us know what you think!!









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Post O'Alls: Fall 2010

Here's some of our promised pics from our trip to NYC to see some of the new amazing Fall 2010 collections. These are the items that we chose but keep in mind they're not the entire buy...we have to keep some things secret:)

Also keep in mind I'm not a photographer, these shots are a little raw, but I think they get the point across.












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Thursday, February 4, 2010

What's your perception of MKE?



So Milwaukee appears to be going through a national identity crisis...it doesn't have one. A recent study shows that when asked most Americans have no thoughts or opinion on Milwaukee. Now as small shop owners in MKE, that kinda bugs us. So we were wondering if you, our National readers, would answer a couple questions for us:

1. What is your perception of Milwaukee?

2. What can Milwaukee do to establish a positive image for itself?

Email us your responses, we're very interested in hearing your thoughts
Thanks!!

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Friday, January 29, 2010

New Vintage Dry Goods!!

This is an example of some of the new Vintage Dry Goods we've
recently received in the shop. Items include Flannels, Overshirts, Jackets, Bags, and Shoes/Boots. Stop in and take a look!




Vintage Pendleton Flannel OverShirt
Size L. $65. Made in USA



More to choose from in shop.
Call or email if you would like to purchase
any of these!

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Thursday, January 28, 2010

Vintage Red Wings

Vintage Red Wings.

These Red Wings are in amazing shape!
Very little scuffing on leather, sole is in great shape.
Embossed "Red Wing" on the outside of the upper.
Made in USA
USSize 8 $145

Email shop/website if your interested in picking up these amazing boots
One of a kind.
Thanks

PS More Vintage Clothing and shoes pics to come, keep in touch!!

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Thursday, January 21, 2010

Inventory Magazine


Now available on line and in shop!
Featuring the new direction of Menswear and the companies and retailers that are pushing it forward. A must read.
Limited Edition, Collectors Item. $20

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Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Wings+Horns Spring 2010 Pre-Order

Delivery 1 Items (Delivery Beginning of Feb)


Wings+Horns Tiger Terry. Grey. XS-XL. $176


Wings+Horns Sports jacket. Navy. S-XL. $396


Wings+Horns L/S Oxfords. White and Navy. XS-XL. $143


Wings+Horns Mountain Parka. Black Chambray. S-L. $572


Wings+Horns Mac Coat. Khaki. S-XL. $440


Wings+Horns Full Zip Terry Hoody. Black/Charcoal. XS-XL. $154


Wings+Horns Chambray Harrington. Black. S-XL. $330

1st Delivery items we have coming in but couldn't find pictures of yet:

Wings+Horns S/S Jersey Crew. Charcoal. XS-XL. $55
Wings+Horns Thermal Henley. Grey/Natural. XS-XL. $99
Wings+Horns Thermal Crew. Charcoal/Grey. XS-XL. $88
Wings+Horns Terry Crew. Charcoal. XS-XL. $121
Wings+Horns Slim Chino. Navy. 29-34. $165
Wings+Horns Chambray Tie. Blue. $99
Wings+Horns Oxford Cloth Tie. Red. $99

As soon as I find more pictures I will put them up.

Call or email us to if you have any questions on Pre-Ordering any of the items.
A PayPal Invoice will be sent to you for Pre-Orders

Don't Hesitate...remember how fast Fall 09 sold out:)

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Friday, January 8, 2010

New Vintage in Shop

For those of you who frequent our shop Location in Milwaukee, you know that for the last couple years we have been carrying carefully selected Vintage pieces. This week we received a batch of some of that carefully selected Vintage...


Pendleton Shirts and Jackets. Vintage Levi's. Vintage LL Bean.
Most Made in the USA.



Woolrich Shirts and Jackets. Vintage Barracuta Harringtons. Vintage Sweaters.
Vintage Blazers. Vintage Lands End, Pendleton Shirt Jackets. Vintage RL.
Most made in the USA

We'll try to get some actual pics up on the blog soon!

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Sunday, January 3, 2010

So True!! Isn't it time to make some changes??




How fashion works...

is very similar to blog traffic...

1. NYC
2. LA
3. Chicago

...the rest of the country doesn't really pay attention...so if you live in a yellow state like I did for 18 years, please try to change that! We can't be known as the country defined by Wal-Mart anymore. I've seen 15 year old girls in Paris that would destroy "stylish" women in NYC...we need to take some pride in our appearance... dress better, demand quality.

That is all, rant over...

from the blog: http://youhavebrokentheinternet.blogspot.com/

This is a really good blog...you should read it!

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Thursday, November 19, 2009

We like: Michael Williams of A Continuous Lean



A couple years back, Michael Williams was bored by the handful of menswear blogs he browsed. They were either "too straight or too gay," as he puts it — "either about grills or about some crazy new man accessory." So in December 2007, Williams launched AContinuousLean.com, a style-slanted blog after his own interests — handmade goods, Americana, denim, and workwear — plus whatever else struck his fancy in music, food, and booze. Spending a few hours a night blogging, his following has grown to around 350,000 visitors a month, and he's a regular contributor to GQ.com and Selectism.com. This weekend, Williams and UrbanDaddy editor Randy Goldberg have curated a menswear-only Pop-up Flea, stocking merch from Rogues Gallery, Billykirk, No Mas, Michael Andrews Bespoke, and more, and some of Williams's favorite brands will carry over into his blog's new online shop, launching Monday. We talked to him about shoes, eBay trolling, and drinking (occasionally all at once).

What sets A Continuous Lean apart from other style blogs?
It's not about fashion — the F-word is never used — it's just about well-made stuff. It's focused on craftsmanship more than anything, whether that's a $6,000 Savile Row suit or work boots from Wolverine.

You've curated a menswear pop-up this weekend. Are you worried about competing with Save Fashion?
It's like the antithesis of Save Fashion: It's not about fashion, it's not a sale … it's just clothes and curated stuff. Randy [Goldberg, of UrbanDaddy] and I were joking around, "You go ahead and save fashion — we'll be over here, drinking whiskey."

Who are your favorite designers?
I like Nigel Caubourn from the U.K., Steven Alan, and Billy Reid. But mostly I'm adherent to a uniform: flap-pocket Oxford shirts from J.Press or Hamilton 1883, jeans from A.P.C. or Jean Shop, and Barbour jackets. But that's representative of the guy that reads my site — it's a very sort of man thing, to wear the same stuff over and over.

What's the first designer item you bought?
I think in the nineties sometime I bought some Prada shoes — that was a big thing for me at the time. Now a designer buy for me is Alden or Church shoes.

Where do you like to shop in New York?
Steven Alan is the store that best represents me. I also like Hickoree's Hard Goods, an online store that has awesome vintage stuff. And City Foundry, which carries all this Machine Age industrial furniture. I'm also the craziest eBay addict.

Anything in particular you're hunting for?
I love to buy stuff on eBay, just so every day I get a crazy package with something random in it. Sometimes I'll get drunk and go on eBay and forget I bought something the next day — then a package will show up with all these buttons or a wool blanket or something. It's my own induced vintage Christmas.

Photo: Courtesy of AContinuousLean.com.

How would you describe your personal style?
Disheveled. I think people are a little underwhelmed when they meet me. I love workwear, but I don't need to wear bib overalls. I can exorcise those demons online.

What trends are you appreciating right now?
A lot of people are buying American-made stuff, and I hope that continues.

Any current trends you hate?
Luxury for the sake of luxury. It's like luxury condos: Do you ever see a condo that's just marketed as a condo? No, it's always a luxury condo. It's bullshit. And it's indicative of the whole luxury market.

What's something you're saving to buy?
I don't really have any needs in my life. I mean, sure, I'd like to go to Savile Row and buy a crazy-expensive suit, or go buy an IWC Portuguese watch. I'd like to buy that, but I don't have any money, and I'm okay with that. I have a Timex; it works.

What should every guy have in his closet?
The real giveaway with style is footwear, and I think women will attest to that. If you met a guy with bad shoes, it'd be something you'd have to get over. He should have a Chukka boot, a nice English brogue, and a saddle shoe.

What's something you never leave the house without?
My Springer spaniel, Lancey (like Delancey Street). I take her to work every day.

The Pop-up Flea, 201 Mulberry St., nr. Spring St.; F (3–9), S (11–7), Su (11–6)

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Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Couple New Gitman Bros. Vintage!!

Here at ShopDetour.com we love Gitman Bros. Vintage. We love the story behind the brand, we love the heritage patterns and we love the fits and quality, all at a great price! Now I don't have to remind you how fast these sell, so if you're interested in either of these jump on it now:), because they won't be around for long.

Any questions just call or email us.
Thanks!






Gitman Bros. Vintage. Brown/Cream Flannel. S-L. $149 Made in USA.




Gitman Bros. Vintage. Large Plaid in Red/Orange/Purple. S-L. $138. Made in USA.

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Wednesday, November 11, 2009

acknowledge your roots...

This is what my brother and I grew up doing...loved it!
Somehow this got us into doing what we're doing now. If someone can find the tangent let us know, we're still trying to figure that one out




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Monday, November 9, 2009

Just In!! Holiday Band of Outsiders.

Anyone who knows Band knows how amazing the fits are and more importantly how fast they sell. Well we just received these today and wanted to get them up on our blog ASAP for all our members to get 1st pick of...Enjoy!





Band of Outsiders. Micropane Navy Check. XS-XL. Navy. $219.




Band of Outsiders. Light Blue Twill. XS-XL. Lt. Blue. $219.




Band of Outsiders. White/Blue Chalk Stripe. XS-XL. Blue. $219.



Band of Outsiders. White Oxford w/ Black Button holes. XS-XL. White. $207.

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Band of Outsiders. Black Oxford w/ White Button holes. XS-XL. Black. $207

Let us know if there are any questions on fit or construction.
Be the 1st to get one, just call or email us.
Thanks!

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Friday, November 6, 2009

Passion comes in all flavors

Good Video

Thursday, November 5, 2009

Things we like:

Things we like:

Joy Division



There’s no shortage of books on Ian Curtis or Joy Division. At this point, everyone recognises Ian Curtis as a certified musical and style icon and he’s revered accordingly. It reached a point when Men.Style (RIP) labelled him as an ‘overinfluencer’. What makes this book different from the others is the fact that Kevin Cummins had captured them from their beginnings as ‘Warsaw’ to their heady heights. And, as you’d expect, there’s more than enough unseen images to make this worth a purchase. It is a first edition collectable copy though, so the £200 price tag shouldn’t be much of a shock. (Paul Smith)

courtesy of selectism

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Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Things we like:

Herman Miller Select Spinning Tops



“Toys and games are preludes to serious ideas.” – Charles Eames

Herman Miller Select’s own write up of their spinning tops begins with the above quote. Eames was fond of games, as you’ll guess, as a method of relaxation and beginnings to creative work. These tops are inspired by Eames, if not purely in aesthetic then by thought. Beautifully formed from walnut, they are designed by KleinReid. The New York-based firm formed by James Klein and David Reid is best known for its porcelain, but also offers fine work in jewelry and prints. Herman Miller Select’s spinning tops are a rare opportunity to bring home some of KleinReid’s wonderfully crafted work and have a bit of fun at the same time.

courtesy of selectism

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Sunday, November 1, 2009

There is a difference

In the shop we get the question all the time: why is this "X" amount of dollars. Since 1997 we have specialized in premium brands not luxury/designer brands. Our brands have had and will always have value associated with them because of the materials or fabrics used as well as the type of and country of manufacturing. We can spend hours explaining why a jean costs $200 in our shop, because we care how it's made, who is making it and why they're making it. Below my brother found this brief article and I think it explains it well. Enjoy!!


LUXURY VS. PREMIUM

Luxury goods are needlessly expensive. By needlessly, I mean that the price is not related to performance. The price is related to scarcity, brand and storytelling. Luxury goods are organized waste. They say, "I can afford to spend money without regard for intrinsic value."

That doesn't mean they are senseless expenditures. Sending a signal is valuable if that signal is important to you.

Premium goods, on the other hand, are expensive variants of commodity goods. Pay more, get more. Figure skates made from kangaroo hide, for example, are premium. The spectators don't know what they're made out of, but some skaters believe they get better performance. They're happy to pay more because they believe they get more.

A $20,000 gown is not a premium product. It's not better made, it won't hold up longer, it's not waterproof or foldable. It's just artificially scarce. A custom-made suit, on the other hand, might be worth the money, especially if you're Wilt Chamberlain.

Plenty of brands are in trouble right now because they're not sure which one they represent.

-Seth Godin

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Sunday, October 18, 2009

It's Fall in the Midwest


Like it or not, it's Fall time in our state of Wisconsin. There is now the inevitable chill in the air, the days are shorter, and there is the tell tale smell of wood burning fireplaces around every corner.
For us Fall means the best looking clothes! This time of the year warrants wearing great sweaters and coats with new denim and great boots/shoes.



More great sweaters and jackets to come from Wings+Horns, Pencey, Seneca Rising, APC, Gitman Bros. Vintage, Alexander Wang etc...

Keep In Touch!!

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Thursday, September 24, 2009

Are you wearing "Dad Jeans?"

Now just because Matt Lauer and President Obama made them famous, that doesn't mean it's right. Many a man is infected with "Dad Jean." But no worries we have the cure, just stop in and we can get you into a great pair of jeans that is appropriate for your body type. Choose from APC, KMW, Nudie, AG AGED, RRL(coming soon) etc...



Photo courtesy of mens.style.com

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Sunday, September 20, 2009

New Fall Gitman Re-Orders!!

Another order of the extremely popular Gitman Bros. Vintage have hit the shop and we wanted to get some pics up on the blog before they're all gone! We all know how fast these sell so if you see one you like don't sit on it, email us and we can send you a PayPal Invoice! The "real" shots should be done and up on the site soon.

The Oxford re-order should be arriving soon, so everyone who pre-ordered them will be notified as soon as we get them.




Gitman Bros. Vintage. Red/Navy/Olive Check. S-XL. $149 Made in USA



Gitman Bros. Vintage. Grey/Yellow/Navy Plaid. (madras weight cotton) S-XL. $138. Made in USA



Gitman Bros. Vintage. Grey/Black/Red Plaid. (madras weight cotton) S,L,XL. $144. Made in USA



Gitman Bros. Vintage. Whit/Blue Stripe Oxford. S-XL. $144. Made in USA

email us with any questions. Thanks!

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Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Great Looks at NYC Fashion Week

Friday, September 11, 2009

What's your Style?


This is Kim and Jamie, a very stylish couple out on thew town for our celebration of Fashion Nite Out in MKE. They are huge supporters of Local Business and we thank them for that! They love shopping on Brady St so much that they named their dog Brady!!
Thanks to Kim and Jamie for supporting local boutiques and looking good!

Names: Kim and Jamie
Home: Brewers Hill, Milwaukee
Describe your style: Fashion Forward

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What's Your Style?

This is Yolanda and she is awesome!


Yolanda has been a customer of ours forever. She loves trying all our new brands and looks. She is a huge fan of our jewelry and accessories. She truly has her own style and we think it is great!

Name: Yolanda
Home: Jamaica

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Sunday, September 6, 2009

Fashion + Milwaukee + detour



OK this is everyone's chance, dare I say excuse, to dress up and be fashionable for one fun evening through out several Milwaukee neighborhoods.

Obviously we're partial to Milwaukee's best neighborhood...Brady St.
Come down to Milwaukee's premier shopping+dining+nightlife street this Thursday September 10th from 6PM-9PM to enjoy previews of Fall Collections from yours truly as well as other boutiques on Brady.

Enjoy snacks and refreshments and best of all great fashion!!
Brady St will be rolling out the red carpet (literally) for everyone and careful, the paparazzi might even snap some shots of you as you stroll down the street.

Shake off those recession blues and join the rest of the fashionable set on Brady St. for an evening full of fun food and fashion!!

See you there
The detour Family

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Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Thanks Todd!

Todd, and all around good guy, and friend of ours wrote this very nice blurb about us on his new blog, http://www.theshirttailpress.blogspot.com/. Definitely check it out if your looking for some great reads. Thanks again Todd!




Monday, August 17, 2009
Nerds of Denim

Forget for a moment that beer, bikes and brats have long defined the city of ( ok, the beer lets not forget so fast) Milwaukee and consider a few facets that are still readily visible on the radar screen.
For instance; scads of Craftman-style bungalows, a bevy of Frank Lloyd Wright representations and a bar on every corner. But what my not be so clear to the eye to even the denizens of their own city are two guys who own their own corner on denim. They call themselves Denim Nerds on the blog for their store Detour but they're just being very humble. I know this cuz they're friends of mine. I also know how meticulous they are when it comes to doing their homework for brands they may potentially carry down the road. At the risk of sounding like a used car salesman, these guys know their denim. Turn a pair inside out and they'll explain to you all about the selvedge, the weave or even a cool little story behind the pocket bags. With a slightly more worldly or let me say more studied online customer, their reach has become global in length as they are now one in a handful of a dialed-in, go-to for denim carrying such brands as: APC, Kicking Mule Workshop, Current/Elliot, Rag and Bone, Nudie and a personal favorite in GitmanVintage (not denim). A heritage shirt company dating back to 1978 with lottsa cool flannels, tattersalls, tartans and checks.

And don't forget that Milwaukee is also home to the National Bowling Headquarters, Gene Wilder as well as Howie Epstein's home town, Flipville Records, Cream City Music (think a whole lotta Gretsch) and the Mars Cheese Castle.

photo from gitmanvintage.com ( please don't tell)

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Friday, July 31, 2009

Fall 2009: The Hill-Side

Fall 2009 is arriving and our next exciting new brand is The Hill-Side.
Emil of The Hill-Side sources his fabrics from Kojima, Japan. Most of the fabrics he uses are 5 oz. 100% cotton selvedge chambray. Emil also uses some deadstock materials as well as cotton/hemp. He then hand makes them in Brooklyn NY. The ties and pocket squares are very soft...you have to see these to believe!!





The Hill-Side Selvedge Chambray Ties $83


The Hill-Side Selvedge Chambray Pocket Squares $39



The ties are available in numerous colors and materials. Just e-mail us with any questions or ordering information. Enjoy.

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Thursday, July 30, 2009

Now that's a cool collab

ACNExBianchi Collab



Cult Italian bicycle manufacturer and Swedish fashion label ACNE, have collaborated to create the ultimate stylish vehicle. The classic Pista bicycle is customized by ACNE to feature old school Bianchi type set, embossed 70's style suede saddle, drop down handle bars, and unique frame color. This exclusive item is the ultimate in functional design, suitable for any free-wheelin guy or girl that need so get somewhere fast... and in style.

Courtesy of openingceremony.us

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What's Your Style?


Name: Nick
Hometown: Appleton

This is Nick, Nick likes raw denim. He's wearing some APC Rescues. They are 18 months old and have had 1 wash and 2 soaks. Nick wears them every day, check out the wallet and chew can marks on the pockets! Nick enjoys checking out Hypebeast.com and superfuture.com. He would love his next pair of raws to be some Samurais...Nice!!!

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Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Fall 2009: Mike&Chris

New Fall Mike&Chris starting to show up at the shop and the ladies are going crazy!!
Our first shipment included this beautiful black leather jacket, which we only have 1 left of, but don't fret we are re-ordering them as we speak! We are still expecting more of Mike&Chris's famous fleece jackets as well as pieces from their newly launched collection. Keep an eye out for these you don't want to miss out.


Mike&Chris. Deon Leather Jacket. 100% Leather. XS. $675.

Beautiful slim fitting Mike&Chris leather jacket. detatchable hood. Hits at waist. Full Zip Front. Lined. Slim Fit.





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Fall 2009: KZO

It's that time of the year, like it or not (we like it), but Fall 2009 is starting to arrive. One of the first brands to start shipping is KZO. We're excited about KZO for this Fall because it incorporates very wearable pieces into the collection.
We've always loved the combination of an American brand and Japanese construction...does it get any better than that? Enjoy the pictures.



KZO. Ascent Shirt. Grey. 100% Cotton. S,L,XL. $172. Made in Japan.
Beautiful button down shirt. Brushed cotton, to give it the feel of flannel. Hidden buttons under collar. Hidden chest pockets. Slim Fit.


E-mail us with any questions or how to order this KZO shirt.



KZO. Muir Flannel. Forest Green Plaid. 100% Wool. S-XL. $192. Made in Japan.
Very thick, heavy duty flannel from KZO. 2 front chest pockets. Button Down. Could easily be used as a shirt jacket.



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Monday, July 20, 2009

FilsonxApolis Briefcase

It's in this months GQ and now everyone wants one!
Here's some specifics:

Size: 16"W x 12.5"H x 4"D
Ugandan Canvas sourced by the Invisible Children Non-Profit
A limited run of 200 units
$396

E-Mail us to Pre-Order one! Only a few left!

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Sunday, July 12, 2009

For Her: Pencey

Fall 2009 Preview- Pencey

All of us at ShopDetour our very excited to introduce the Fall 2009 Pencey Line. It's already created quite the buzz around our offices and store!

Pencey designer Christina Minasian, has caught the eye of all the stylists the last few seasons with her ability to meld "uptown preppy" vibe with "downtown" cool. Pencey is one of those lines that blurs the line between form and function and has a true emphasis on just being fun!


Pencey. Two Tiered Dress. Eggplant. 0-6. $341


Pencey. One Shoulder Dress. Black. XS-M. $418


Pencey. Ruffle Dress. Plaid. 0-6. $418


Pencey. Fringe Vest. Black. XS-M. $405


Pencey. Drop Pant. Black. 0-4. $208


Pencey. Peacoat. Black. 0-4. $612
Pencey. House Tank. Grey. XS-M. $282

This is just a tease of what's to come. Sorry!
We are currently taking Pre-Orders for Fall 2009 Pencey. Some of the pieces are getting picked through so e-mail the site for availability and ordering info. Thanks!

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For Him:

Fall 2009 Preview-Wings&Horns

This Fall ShopDetour.com will be introducing Wings&Horns to our customers, and we are EXCITED! The collection is amazing; great styles, fantastic quality and phenomonal value. Trust us, you won't be disapointed. Here's a little taste of what we have coming in:


Wings&Horns. L/S Static Jersey Crew Neck. Grey. S-XL. $66

Wings&Horns. Box Rib 4 Pocket Hunting Vest. Olive. S-XL. $121

Wings&Horns. Knit L/S Fleece Shawl Neck. Navy. S-XL. $176

Wings&Horns. Tiger Fleece Zip Up Hoody. Black(not pictured). S-XL. $176

Wings&Horns. Melton Wool MK-2 Field Jacket. Oxford. S-XL. $550

Wings&Horns. Quilted Chambray M-65 Filed Coat. Black. S-XL. $484

Wings&Horns. Henley Box Rib Placket/Elbow Patch. Black. S-XL. $99

That's just a teaser...I know Sorry!
We are taking Pre-Orders for the items listed above. Many of the styles are getting picked through, so don't wait to long!

For ordering info please e-mail us. Thanks.

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Monday, July 6, 2009

Hey Guys...Here's some good tips


Jenna Lyons, J.Crew Creative Director

1.
There's nothing sexier than a blazer, a tie, and jeans. And yet most men can't put it together; they either end up with a suit and tie or jeans and T-shirt. Try taking half from one look and half from the other. Chances are you'll get something a little bit cooler.

2.
Men don't shop enough. Being current has everything to do with finding the place you want to shop, whether it's J. Crew or Tom Ford. You have to get off your duff and get out there, because styles evolve. Certain things are classics and they do stay, but men need to keep updating their wardrobe, because change is subtle. For example, denim is getting slimmer. If you're wearing jeans from two years ago, they probably don't look current. Get a new pair of jeans.

3.
Overplucked, overdone men are frightening to me. Women want a man who looks like he takes care of himself but doesn't look like he thinks about it more than she does.

4.
A pressed shirt signals work mode. But a washed-cotton shirt automatically makes you feel more touchable, more approachable. It's effortless. However, if everything is washed—that's not interesting. When washed is paired with a blazer and a tie, it looks amazing.

5.
Most men don't have a clue about tailoring. They hate to ask for directions and they hate to ask if something looks good on them. Learn to ask the salesperson. Ask a woman. Great tailoring always makes guys look better.

6.
Get dressed, then change one element. With a suit, wear a pair of Converse, or take off your dress shirt and put on a chambray button-down instead. You can also do the reverse. Try khakis rolled up with wingtips. Tweaking one thing is an easy way for guys to modernize an outfit, even if they don't know what the hell they're doing.

7.
Three subjects are off-limits to my husband: my mother, my ass, and my age. The worst thing you can do to a woman is to make her feel like she's not beautiful anymore. The best thing is to pay her a compliment.

8.
What women notice are the shoes and the watch. Go for understated elegance, whether it's a vintage Rolex or a classic Timex or a watch that was your grandfather's. It's the same with shoes. I love a pair that look like they've been resoled 10 times.

9.
A giant shirt is not cute. If it feels overly comfortable, it probably doesn't look so good. A simple fit test is to check your shoulder seam. It's designed to be on your shoulder line—not somewhere near it.

10.
We don't need you to be perfect. What we do need is for you to look a little bit more pulled-together. And no pleats, please, not ever, ever, in your life. Ever.

Photograph by Eric Ray Davidson

courtesy of mens.style.com

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Thursday, June 25, 2009

Whoa! That's just not right!

Jon Gosselin -- Douchey Clothes Make the Man
Posted Jun 25th 2009 11:10AM by TMZ Staff

Christian Audigier, inventor of every bedazzled d-bag's official uniform, has found a perfect model for his Ed Hardy clothing line -- soon-to-be-divorced Jon Gosselin.


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Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Plaids, Madras and Ginghams are good for you.

Cool!


HTC today finally confirmed details of its much-rumored, heavily leaked new Android phone, the Hero, and the highlights are plentiful: a new Android interface, called Sense, which features Flash capability (a first), a fingerprint-free 3.2-inch screen and Teflon body coating, a 5 MP camera, A-GPS, a compass, and a gravity sensor. The Hero's sleek ergo design (complete with curved "chin" at the bottom), combined with the interface, is built on a less-is-more philosophy—less a sea of apps, more specific (and personalized) tools and information at your disposal. Of course, you knew this one was coming: The bad news is that it's Europe-only as of now (or really, as of next month); it hits our shores this fall.

Courtesy of Corey Seymour and Mens.Style.Com

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Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Shades of Greige

New Shades of Greige Styles:



SoG. Era Military Shirt. Blue Gingham. S-XL $88


SoG. Generations S/S Shirt. Red Gingham. S-XL $88


SoG. Decades OverShirt. Zipper Closure. Tartan Plaid. S-XL. $92

These SoG styles will do just fine as we wait for our new Fall 2009 Shipments to start arriving. Enjoy!!

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Gitman Bros Vintage

New Gitman Bros. Vintage Re-Stock and 3 NEW STYLES!!!



Gitman Bros. Vintage. Blue Mini Plaid.
Sizes: 15,15.5,16 $121. Made in USA


Gitman Bros. Vintage. Pink/Whit Stripe.
Sizes: 15,15.5,16. $121. Made in USA


Gitman Bros. Vintage. Blue/White Stripe.
Sizes: 15,15.5,16. $121. Made in USA

Now we all know how fast these sell!! These pictures were taken right out of the box. E-mail us to order before there up on the site.

Also recieved some re-stock of the most popular s/s plaids from Gitman.
Sizes have been updated on the site.

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Sunday, June 21, 2009

Happy Father's Day

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

New York Times Get's It!! The Americana look is HUGE!!



The All-American Back From Japan

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By DAVID COLMAN
Published: June 17, 2009

AS you have surely noticed, all- American preppy style has come back for another goround. There is madras everything, button-downs everywhere. Nantucket reds — washed-out pink pants — are the new khakis; Sperry Top-Siders are more common on roof decks than top decks; and the Polo pony and the Lacoste crocodile are now but two of the critters in a zoo of polo shirt insignia.
Lately the trend has taken on a new dimension, via the Internet, with a resurgence of interest in once obscure American brands. Alongside the familiar L. L. Bean duck boots, Brooks Brothers shirts and Ray-Ban Wayfarers, there are Filson duffel bags, Gokey boots, Alden dress shoes, Gitman oxford shirts, Quoddy Trail moccasins, Wm. J. Mills canvas totes — to name but a few. Moribund brands like Southwick and Woolrich are being revived with new designs. And the old-school look has been furthered by popular American fashion labels — small houses like Thom Browne, Band of Outsiders and Benjamin Bixby along with megabrands like J. Crew and Ralph Lauren.

As fashion moments go, this is as all-American as it gets, right?

Actually, no. What makes today’s prepidemic so fascinating is how it is, surprisingly enough, so Japanese. The look has its roots in the United States, to be sure. But the spirit, rigor and execution of today’s prep moment is as Japanese as Sony. One need only flip through the intriguing Japanese book “Take Ivy,” a collection of photographs taken in 1965 by Teruyoshi Hayashida on Eastern college campuses, to get the drift.

“Take Ivy” has always been extremely rare in the United States, a treasure of fashion insiders that can fetch more than $1,000 on eBay and in vintage-book stores. But scanned images from the book have been turning up online in recent months. Ricocheting around the network of sartorially obsessed Web sites and blogs (like acontinuouslean.com and thetrad .blogspot.com), it has aroused renewed interest for its apparent prescience of preppy style. (In the United States, the word preppy came into popular use only in 1970, thanks to the best-selling book and top-grossing movie “Love Story”; and the full flowering of preppy style would not arrive until 1980 with the best-selling “Official Preppy Handbook.”)

But “Take Ivy” was not prescient; it was totally timely, having been commissioned by Kensuke Ishizu, who was the founder of Van Jacket, an Ivy Leagueobsessed clothing line that was a sensation among Japanese teenagers and young men in the early 1960s. Mr. Ishizu was a kind of Ralph Lauren avant la lettre.
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“You could have called it a Van look,” recalled Daiki Suzuki, the designer and founder of Engineered Garments (channeling vintage workwear) and the designer of the revamped Woolrich Woolen Mills line (channeling 1950s New England). He remembers “Take Ivy” from his childhood in Japan and how the Ivy look, as it is generally called there, became basic in the ’70s and ’80s, as the craze for American things like Levi’s and Red Wing boots accelerated. In 1989, Mr. Suzuki moved to the United States to work for a large Japanese store scouting for new American designers and obscure brands to import, like White’s Boots from Washington, Russell Moccasin from Wisconsin and Duluth Pack backpacks from Minnesota.

“It’s funny — this authentic Americana, people in the States didn’t care about it at all,” Mr. Suzuki said. “But I would take it back, and everybody would say, ‘Wow, this is really great, what is this?’ Now it’s different. People here like it now.”

HE would know. In 1999, once the Internet began eroding the specialness of his small “Made in the USA” finds, he founded Engineered Garments with the idea of updating vintage American pieces for modern tastes, and for five years he sold the line only in Japan. In the last couple of years Americans have come around, and now the line is a hot seller at Barneys New York.

As curious as this American-export style of business sounds, it is not unusual. Post Overalls, a Japanese- owned line based (and made) in America since 1993, started selling here only this spring. J. Press, the venerable Ivy League clothier founded in New Haven in 1902 and bought by the Japanese fashion giant Kashiyama in 1986, has four modest stores in this country — in Cambridge, Mass.; New Haven; New York; and Washington — but sells roughly six times as much as American made J. Press merchandise in Japan at department stores like Isetan.
The Japanese penchant for Americana is not merely a story of economics; it is a matter of style. It has not been unusual for Japanese men to wear the Ivy look in head-to-toe extremes once unthinkable here — say, a blazer, tie, plaid shorts and knee socks. But given the zeal for American designers like Thom Browne and Scott Sternberg of Band of Outsiders, who tinker with old-fashioned Americana (and whose lines are made in the United States and are very popular in Japan), extremism is finally becoming fashionable here. A column in this month’s GQ by a to-the-boatshoe- born Cape Codder even inveighs against the trend, labeling it a case of arrivistes going overboard. But whose Ivy look has the more valid claim?


Mr. Suzuki remembers the first time he met Mr. Browne, when they were both starting their lines. “He was wearing a gray suit, button-down shirt, tie, cashmere cardigan and wingtips,” he recalled. “I remember thinking, ‘I’ve never seen an American dress in such Japanese style.’” Mr. Browne is flattered. “It’s amazing,” he said. “The Japanese get the whole perfect American thing better than Americans. They understand that it’s an identifiable style around the world, this American look. We think we appreciate it, but we really don’t, not like they do.”

But that’s changing. Not long ago, men scoffed at dress shorts, let alone wore them to work. Now, they are a summer norm, along with seersucker suits, ribbon belts and horn-rimmed glasses. While some men still prefer it low-key — plain boat shoes, a faded Lacoste shirt with jeans or a khaki suit with a madras tie — even full-on Japanese prep — blue blazer, button-down, bermudas, loafers — can look good if you have the attitude to carry it off.

As fascinating and confusing as this cross-pollination is, the story of ostensible outsiders borrowing from and bettering the holy tartan has an august history. Brooks Brothers, the country’s oldest operating men’s clothier, and the venerable Ray-Ban brand are owned by the Italian Del Vecchio family. Erich Segal, the author of “Love Story,” and Lisa Birnbach, who put together “The Official Preppy Handbook,” are Jewish, as is Scott Sternberg of Band of Outsiders (who this week won the Council of Fashion Designers of America award for men’s wear, in a tie) and, of course, the look’s most famous exponent, Ralph Lauren. And, by the way, those two most prep fabrics, gingham and seersucker, came to the United States, via Britain, from India.


Like what you've read?
At ShopDetour.com we either currently have or soon will have many of the labels you've just read about like: Gitman Bros Vintage, RRL, Engineered Garments, Woolrich, Pendleton Vintage, Band of Outsiders, and so many more!

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Gift Ideas: Father's day

Here's some helpful tips to make your Dad the coolest Dad on the block.
(and maybe a little something for yourself!)


Gitman Bros. Vintage Oxford in Blue. Made in the USA $132


Band of Outsiders Silk Tie. Hand made in the USA. $125


A.P.C. New Standard $155

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Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Read about our friends at Apolis!

The Look & Lore | Apolis Activism

The gents from the Los Angeles based brand Apolis Activism and I got together during my recent trip to the west coast to shoot the shit, drink German beer and hang out at their studio. Much has been said about Apolis in the press as of late, with the company garnering much praise for their collaborations with Filson, and more recently with vintage boardshorts maker Kanvas by Katin.

Walking into the company’s loft like offices (complete with bunk beds, kitchen and a bathtub full of surf boards) you almost start to feel jealous that you haven’t been invited to hang out sooner. The brothers Raan, Stenn and Shea (not the one pictured below, that is the other Shea) Parton were drawn to the industrial style office space in downtown LA’s “arts district” because of the fact that it is live / work facility. This unique set-up enabled the guys to keep the overhead relatively low while they worked on developing the burgeoning company.



The gentlemen at Apolis Activism represent California well in terms of what their brand has been able to accomplish thus far in terms of the line’s commercial success and the social endeavors put forward. It is refreshing to see a stylish, young and driven group of people trying to make a business succeed and work to help the world at the same time. Respect is due to these guys for doing something that rarely happens anymore — talking the talk and walking the walk.

Our new Apolis Activism starts arriving in July including the coveted FilsonxApolis collab briefcase...now taking pre-orders!
ShopDetour.com and In-Store.


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Monday, June 15, 2009

Dress Smart: Summer 2009

Trend Report:

Mister Mort Trend Report | Rolled Up Trousers

If you live in New York, you had better watch out. Blogger and man about town Mr. Mordechai Rubinstein has signed on as ACL’s chief trend correspondent, shit, he’s the chief correspondent period. His first report is something that has been on the radar for some time, but the practice of rolling up one’s trousers is still going strong with the fashion crowd. Mister Mort’s quirky sensibilities and great eye capture the style out in the wild. Note the first gent pictured, that’s Men.Style.com’s Josh Peskowitz — who’s desk was profiled way back when. Mister Mort’s trend report after the jump.



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Sunday, June 14, 2009

An Interview with A.P.C.



Originally published on Hypebeast.com by Eugene Kan
http://hypebeast.com/2009/06/apc-an-interview-with-jean-touitou/

Have there been any particular cities or regions in the world beyond the normal associations such as Tokyo and Paris which have caught your interest on a fashion level?

Yes, probably Northern European cities, Copenhagen.

Do you think it comes down to their culture?

Yes, that is a good point. Maybe it comes down to their capacity of accepting and they have a good educational system. From the very beginning they are educated in nice buildings. There is something about harmony that make them look well. There isn’t such a great reliance on brands when it comes to fashion.

What are your current thoughts on the current popularity of American contemporary menswear brands?

There are quite a few good things to come from this. Thom Browne is doing a good job in shaping and proportions. Although in the US, they have too many problems with menswear, the American body is just impossible. It’s impossible to have a huge man look elegant, that’s why in Asia they’re usually more handsome because the proportions are better. In America, they are obsessed in sports. Sometimes you go to Los Angeles, big chest and broad shoulders with skinny legs. So I think that’s a problem in menswear. Second problem is Thom Browne and Tom Ford pricing is too expensive.

How do you feel about the statement about A.P.C. regarding “we make noise not clothes”?

It’s true but it’s not true. If you stop making news, you’re “dead”. Sometimes you need to make some news, under the radar noise. Not too loud but you do have to make some noise. It’s very hard to do and sometimes you need to be both within and outside fashion.

We’ve seen a steady move towards fast, accessible fashion such as H&M, Zara and Uniqlo among others, what are your thoughts on that and what effect does it have on a brand like A.P.C.?

It has no effect on A.P.C.. I respect those people cause they have a great sense of logistics and production. But sometimes I hate them because the quality they use is very poor and it is disrespectful to the masses. Sometimes you put something on from them and you stink cause the fiber they use makes you smell “wrong”. While there’s no denying they copy people for their looks, but the problem is they copy too quickly. Patterns aren’t well done and the cuts aren’t good. Their communications relative to their money should hire better photographers and art directors. They have a great capacity for product too bad their efforts are wasted on poor quality offerings. I really mean that but I have a huge respect for them, it’s like running a country what they do. But there’s a lack of thinking.

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Monday, June 8, 2009

New J Brands and Paige

Just in time for summer...J Brand and Paige
This has been a very interesting season for women's denim. With the questionable economy looming down upon us at every turn, women have eagerly pursued things that are "special". Take the "BoyFriend" Jean for example, we cannot keep these in stock from any of our vendors: Current/Elliot, AG, ACNE, J Brand and of course Paige

The other huge trend for this Spring has been the "destruction" look. Choose from Skinnies, Straights, Boyfriends and yes even BootCuts...women cannot get enough of them and we cannot carry enough of them

Almost every week we're getting new shipments just to keep up with the demand so keep in touch...subscribe to this blog, become a fan on facebook or follow us on twitter.

Is the bootcut dead??




Paige Jimmy Jimmy Boyfriend Faith Destruction Wash 25-30 $189


J Brand 12" Pencil in Zombie 25-30 $218

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Tuesday, June 2, 2009

J Brand Skinny Re-Stock

This jean has been one of our best selling jeans for years and just doesn't seem to go away. We think it's the timeless wash and the classic fit of this jean that started the whole skinny jean revolution 4 years ago! 25-30 $158

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Thursday, May 28, 2009

Kain Label T's...Just In!!


Kain Label Drop Sleeve Pocket T. Buttery Soft. 90% Modal, 10% Silk. Comes in Blue and Charcoal. $88


Kain Label Pocket Tank. Comes in Charcoal and Black. Buttery Soft. 90% Modal, 10% Silk. $80


Kain Label Pocket T. Buttery Soft. Comes in Charcoal and White. 90% Modal, 10% Silk.
$84

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New Hudson Jeans


New Hudson Emily 10" Ankle Length Skinny $198

Meg Short, shorts! Perfect for Summer. $154

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Friday, May 22, 2009

Just in time for Memorial Day Weekend!

New Alternative Apparel and Heavy Rotation T's and tanks

This weekend while your enjoying your time off and having a beverage at your favorite outdoor cafe, and feel the urge to purchase a new t-shirt or sexy tank, we just received a new shipment of Alternative Apparel in! So don't worry, sit back and relax, we've got you covered.

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Happy Memorial Day Weekend!!

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Summer is here!


Summer is finally here!
Stop in and see our great selection of Nudie Jeans, APC,Gitman Bros. Vintage, Alexander Wang, Seneca Rising, J Brand, Kicking Mules, and so much more to help you stand out in the crowd!

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Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Gitman Bros. Vintage

Navy/Green L/S Plaid $132

Purple/Navy L/S Plaid $132

Navy/Red S/S Plaid $127

Turqoise/Violet S/S Plaid $127
Shades of Greige

Generations S/S Blue Gingham $88

Hours Periwinkle Plaid $88

Hours Grey Plaid $88

Nash Lightweight Sweater $94
Left Field Sportswear

Left Field Chambray Lt Blue $159 Handmade in NYC

Left Field Chambray Lt. Pink $159 Handmade in NYC

Left Field Chambray Lt. Green $159 Handmade in NYC
Alternative Apparel Button Downs

AA Button Down Washed Black $65

AA Button Down Lt. Pink $65

Call or e-mail with any ordering questions.

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Monday, May 11, 2009

New Gitman Bros. Vintage in!


We just received a new batch of the very in demand Gitman Bros. Vintage shirts.
Gitman is one of the last true American made shirt companies still in existance, hailing from Pennsylvania, and when you try on one of these shirts you can feel the quality and heritage that goes in to each one.

We have 2 colors in the short sleeve plaid ($127), and 2 colors in the long sleeve plaids ($132).

Because of the high demand for these shirts, we can not guarantee all sizes will be in stock by the time they get up on the site. E-mail us to reserve yours!

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Sunday, May 10, 2009

Coming This Week:

Gitman Bros. Vintage!

The Shirts Hang Tag explains why we love this "new" shirt line for guys! We have Short Sleeve and Long Sleeve styles coming in.

Kain Label

This under the radar brand hails from Los Angeles where it is designed and made to look and feel like your favorite vintage t. Super sexy silhouettes enhance the growing demand for this line. We will have several styles to choose from.

On a daily basis, we are hand selecting the newest and most innovative brands out there right now and have many more to tell you about in the coming weeks!!!

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Happy Mother's day!

Friday, April 24, 2009

The latest news in gadgets, gear, clothes, culture and more from men.style.com

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

2 1/2 year old Crates!

Ronny, a friend of ours here at Detour, stopped in the other day to show us his Crate James Jeans he had purchased from us years ago out of one of Crates first ever batches.

These are Ronny's daily jeans so they've seen a lot, including a motorcycle trip across Africa! How cool is that!

So, check out the amazing evolution of what once was a raw dry denim jean.



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Friday, April 10, 2009

What's Your Style?

This is Nick. Nick knows his jeans. Nick will stop in and we'll all just chill and talk about jeans for ever!

Name: Nick
Home: Madison
Style: Hipster
Wearing: Kicking Mule Workshop 1980 Indigo Raw, Urban Western and some awesome red old school Vans.

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Tuesday, April 7, 2009

A.P.C. Re-Stock!

Just received our re-stock of A.P.C.'s
New Standards and Rescues...still have some Petit Standards and New Cures

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Saturday, April 4, 2009

What's Your Style?

This is Mike, he is arguably the most fashionable guy in Milwaukee, oh and he's super nice!

Name: Mike
From: Milwaukee
His Style: Eclectic Classic with an attention to detail and quality
He's Wearing: A.P.C. New Cures, John Varvatos Jacket, shirt and tie all accessorized with this seasons big look...the duffel

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Friday, March 27, 2009

What everyone has been waiting for...New Band of Outsiders!

Band of Outsiders is considered by most to be one of the finest constructed Oxfords in the market. Handcrafted from the finest cottons and made in the USA, Scott Sternberg has created a cult following for his hard to, get high demand wears!

What a beautiful sight....


L/S Oxford $210


L/S Black Gingham $220


Hurry in, a couple of the styles are already getting picked through!

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Nudies!

Couple new Spring Nudie Jean Co. items in today:

New Average Joe jean in "Black Weft Denim" 29-36 $249
Perfect new jean for those of us who have plenty of dry dark raw jeans and want a cool new wash.




Awesome plaid short sleeve in a super soft cotton. S,M $149
Hurry in...there are only 3 shirts left!

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Monday, March 23, 2009

T by Alexander Wang Re-Stock!

We just received some more of the super popular T by Alexander Wanf Tanks with mini pocket in! We received our re-order of lavender, chartruese and a very limited number of white.

Hurry in, if they sell half as fast as our last batch, you'll be out of luck by Wednesday!!

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Tuesday, March 17, 2009

Crate Denim is in!


Spring 2009 Crates are now at Detour!
A Milwaukee Exclusive.
Choose from the Squire($150), the Route($150)
and the James 5 Pocket Chino in Tan($132).

Chad, who owns Crate, uses only the best American Selvedge Dead Stock Denim and makes limited edition raw jeans all individually numbered
Considered by many to be one of the best jeans at the price.

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What's Your Style?

The weather is getting warmer and we're starting to see more and more people with great style walking about. Hey Milwaukee, dress up, we may just stop you and ask: "What's your Style?"

Name: Jon
From: Madison
Personal Style: Modern Preppy
Jon's wearing some amazing 2 year old Crate Denim that he has only washed once! Absolutely amazing fades! Paired with a slim fitting Oxford and Ray Bans, Jon is modern preppy.

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Saturday, March 14, 2009

Spring's around the corner!

Spring is in the air and we are receiving new items almost daily! Take a sneek peek at some of the cute things that just came in Friday! It should all be up on our site soon.

T by Alexander Wang($73), Splendid "Boyfriend Shirt"($149), AG Fray shorts($172)

Cheap Monday Top($48), Cheap Monday "Tight" Jeans($70)

Splendid Dress($149), AG "AG-ed" Jacket($275)

Splendid Dress($160)

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More Kicking Mule Workshop

Whoa!

The Infamous Kicking Mule Workshop Rocker in Dry Black Selvedge
Red Line selevedge. 29x32-34x32 and 33x34. $275

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Friday, March 13, 2009

March 12, 2009 Men's New Arrivals Video

Thursday, March 12, 2009

You asked for them...


Scarves. $29. 5 Colors: Dark Green, White, Red, Teal Blue, Moss Green.
All with patterns. 100% Cotton.

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A little Tease...


A little tease of some of the new authentic American work wear arriving at Detour. This true work wear will compliment the introduction of the American Vintage by Detour into the store.

Look how good the M65 Jacket($129) and the olive 5-button sweater($89)look with the APC Petit Standards($155)!

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Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Looks we love

Looks we love from New York
Courtesy of mens.style.com

Classic American looks, modern fits, and raw denims.






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American Vintage at Detour

Coming Soon! American Vintage at Detour


Detour is introducing, in the next several, weeks our ode to American Vintage Workwear and iconic clothing styles. We will have very exclusive Vintage clothing as well as traditional American workwear. It's a perfect pairing for our beautiful raw selvedge denims and the perfect compliment to our new roster of emerging brands and designers! We're all very excited here about this new endeavor, and once you see it, we're sure you'll be too! More info to come including some brand names of our exclusive Vintage finds!

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Friday, February 27, 2009

What everyone has been waiting for...Eryn Brinie!

After the long wait, Eryn Brinie is in and it looks amazing! See for yourself. Available in store and online. Hurry it's selling fast!


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Monday, February 23, 2009

Kicking Mule Workshop - Just in!!


1980 Breton Wash
sizes 29-34
$330
Very Limited Edition

1980 Japanese Canvas
sizes 30-36
$286

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Japanese Selvedge Denim, Hand Made, Limited Production.
Doesn't get much better than this! A Milwaukee Exclusive

Available in sizes 29-34
1980 Dry Raw Slim
$275

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Sunday, February 22, 2009

Eryn Brinie Spring 2009

The much anticipated first shipment of Spring 09 Eryn Brinie has arrived. Coming off an extremely successful Fall 0/8 launch Eryn Brinie has expanded the collection to include beautiful blazers in white and charcoal, drapey tops in luxe fabrics, and of course her signature dresses, all at great prices. Pictures should be up on the site within a few days, or if you can't wait just stop in and be one of the first to get a new Eryn Brinie Spring 09 piece!

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Friday, February 20, 2009

Coming Home!

So I've been 'roughing' it in Vegas all week scouring through hundreds of brands to bring you the best for Spring through Fall 09. Highlights include...Wings & Horns, Gitman Bros Vintage, KZO, Apolis, KMW, Our Legacy, Wrath Arcane, Nudie, and a lot more. I am planning to post updates of everything I've seen so either subscribe to our blog or check back often, cause I'll give you the inside scoop!
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009

APOLISxFILSON BAG

Just saw the ApolisxFilson Bag...it's amazing! Call for pre orders. Limited Edition.

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Monday, February 16, 2009

Thursday, February 12, 2009

More: T by Alexander Wang

While almost everyone on line is sold out we have a good selection of the highly sought after T's by Alexander Wang. Choose from racer back t's, "boyfriend" pocket t's, and jersey dresses in black, white and heather grey!! Prices are great: $65 - $90 for supima cotton t's made in the USA!! These t's look amazing with skinnies or THE denim trend for Spring 2009: the "boyfriend" cut. Hurry in!

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Monday, February 9, 2009

Feel the Love! Now through Sunday...

Monday, February 2, 2009

we couldn't wait anymore...Detour Winter Blowout Sale!

So we tried not to have one this year but it was inevitable. Time for our Winter Blowout Sale! Take 40% off everything in the store to make room for all our new Spring denim and clothing! 40% off brands like 7 for all mankind, Citizens, Joe's, Hudson, Ella Moss, Splendid, RVCA, Shades of Greige, J Brand and more!! This week only. Started today and we're already getting picked through on sizes!! Hurry in!

P.S. This ones in store only.
P.S.S The $99 jeans from the previous post are all gone...thanks!!

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Sunday, February 1, 2009

Just Anounced! $99 Jeans

Just Anounced, In Store Only. This Week Only!
Select Jeans for men and women $99!!
Choose from 7 for all Mankind, Citizens, AG, PPD, J Brand, Hudson, etc...
While supplies last...sizes going fast.

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New Spring Guys Starting to Roll In!!

Just In: RVCA

RVCA Thrasher Japan x RVCA Collab
Sizes: S-L Color: Vintage Black 100% Cotton $35


RVCA Bradford Hoody
Sizes: S-L Color: Grey 100% Cotton $89


RVCA Sedona Shirt
Sizes: S-L Color: Blue 100% Cotton $59


Just In: Shades of Greige

Shades of Greige Cardigan
Sizes: S-L Color: Grey 100% Cotton $89


Shades of Greige Military Shirt
Sizes: S-L Color: Black 100% Cotton $80


Shades of Greige Military Shirt
Sizes: S,M Color: Grey Gingham 100% Cotton $80


Shades of Greige Military Shirt
Sizes: M,L Color: Black Gingham 100% Cotton $80


Just In: Splendid Mills

Splendid Mills Long Sleeve Slub Cotton V
Sizes: S-XL Color: Coal 100% Cotton $65


Splendid Mills Pocket Long Sleeve Polo
Sizes: S-L Color: Coal 100% Organic Cotton $78


Splendid Mills Long Sleeve Crew Neck with Shoulder Detail
Sizes: S,L Color: Coal 100% Cotton $80


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Saturday, January 31, 2009

denim process

Friday, January 30, 2009

T by Alexander Wang

So today we got some of the highly anticipated t's by Alexander Wang. Amazing! One of our customers grabbed one out of the box!! :) So soft, great fits, and great colors. We're the only store that has 'em in our area!!

Pictures should be up on the website soon.

Oh and we have some new jeans coming in...just wait till you hear this one.

Next time
Jason

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Thursday, January 29, 2009

Spring 09...YEA!!

We know it's freezing outside, but we are so excited about our new Spring stuff for the guys and girls we just had to let you know...maybe it will put a smile on your face!!

Today we just received new women's Mike & Chris!!! Not just the amazing fleece they are known for, but a beautiful, butter soft, Napa leather jacket and an amazing little top.

The queen of sexy casual, Ella Moss, arrived today with a canary yellow dress that is unbelievably soft, another dress with a faux vest built in, and two iconic Ella Moss tops, in black of course.

tomorrow we are expecting the new T's by Alexander Wang!!!

there is so much more coming....:)

we'll keep in touch
thanks
Jason

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Thursday, December 25, 2008

50% off everything. noon to midnight. 12.25.08


50% off everything. noon to midnight. 12.25.08

happy holidays from all of us @ detour!

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Wednesday, December 10, 2008

new arrivals - women

 

New arrivals from Vince, Susana Monaco, Fluxus, AG Adriano Goldschmied, Citizens of Humanity & True Religion will be up shortly!
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Thursday, November 27, 2008

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Tuesday, November 4, 2008

APC's Back in Stock!

We know a lot of you have been waiting a while and we appreciate everyone's patience.
The new batch of APC's have arrived!

We have: New Cures 27-34
New Standards 29-34
Rescues 30-36

Everyone on the waiting lists have been called. We can hold the jeans for only 24 hours then they will have to go back on the floor. Hurry in we only have a couple pair of each size left!

For the women we just received a new batch of AG's.

We have the brand new AG Premiere (high waisted skinny in black velvet!!!
we have the AG Stilt (30" inseam Skinny, regular rise) the AG Kiss (great straight leg) and the infamous AG Club.

thanks
Jason

Coming Soon:

Nudies for men and women
Shades of Greige
Vince re-orders
7 for all Mankind re-orders (for her)
Paige Denim










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Sunday, October 26, 2008

Catching Up

Hello all
Sorry it's been a while since the last post. We have a lot to catch up on.

Last Friday was the second installment of our new event: shop+drink+listen
Basically every other Friday from 6P - 8P? we have live D.J.'s (Marcus and Elton) spinning awesome music in the store while you can peruse the latest denim and fashion while sipping a glass of fine wine or a tasty Pabst! The next one will be Friday Nov. 7th. Make sure to sign up on our mailing list and we can remind you!

Coming up in just a couple weeks is a fashion show we are proud to be a part of.
Raw Beauty is featuring several Milwaukee boutiques including yours truly. The proceeds go to benefit Breast Cancer Research.
Call the store for more info or to buy tickets.

And yes we know things can be a little tough out there right now (local media is definately not helping!). So when your in the neighborhood don't forget to stop in and check out our clearance racks, they are full of some great deals... savings of
25%-75% off great brands like diesel, 7, Rag&Bone, Joe's Jeans, RVCA and much more.

Thats it for this one, I gotta go, but we'll talk soon.
stop in and say hi!
thanks

Jason
proprietor

coming soon or just in:
Apolis Activism
Crate Denim
Shades of Greige re-order
A.P.C. re-order
Dunderdon
BSon
Vince re-order










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