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A perfect transition

As temperature starts to drop, the need for warmer garments arises leading you to go hunting for your stored winter clothes. The thing is, these first days of Fall aren’t cold enough for those heavy jackets or cable knit sweaters, nor hot enough to go out with just a shirt or polo on. Thus you need to find something in between and that’s where the vest comes in…

This is one of the most versatile pieces you can add to your collection as it will provide comfort in this mild weather and later on you can simply use it as a layering piece under a topcoat, peacoat or trench. Now, I’m not talking about the traditional old man saggy safari jacket (which can be pulled off if done properly and if you have it tailored), but an upgraded version of the item. You can find them in all sort of colors, lengths and materials, depending on the use you’re planning on giving it. Usually, quilted/stuffed vests are meant to be wore as outerwear and are a bit longer than models that resemble vests found in three-piece suits, which make for better layering alternatives and can still keep you warm (I’m on the look for one in tweed). Here are some options to take into account:

Tailored Waistcoat by Barbour @ Orvis.

Corduroy Field Vest @ Orvis.

Fall Hiking Vest by Steven Alan.

New Eagle Vest by Woolrich (John Rich & Bros).

Reversible vest by Aquarama @ Por Vocação.

Tweed vest by Rugby (Ralph Lauren).

Tweed vest by Rugby (Ralph Lauren).

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