Summer Ivy: Made-in-U.S.A. cotton herringbone sport coats, in one of the most beautiful cloths we’ve ever produced. A breathable but rugged herringbone tweed woven for us in Italy in 100% cotton, in two colorways: black-white and tan-brown. Available online at jpress.com and in our stores.
Join us this evening (Wednesday May 13th), 6-8pm, at our New York flagship store at the Yale Club for a book signing event celebrating the J. Press special edition of Take Ivy, with a foreword by creative director Jack Carlson. Refreshments will be served, courtesy of @dogfishhead (21+)
J. PRESS x FARIBAULT MILL
Founded in 1865 in a historic mill nestled along the Cannon River in Minnesota, Faribault Mill began as a small operation producing durable woolen blankets for a growing frontier. Inside their “new” mill, built in 1892, century-old machines still run beside modern equipment. Fifth-generation craftspeople carry on techniques passed down through decades—blending tradition and innovation to produce blankets, throws, scarves, and accessories with unmatched comfort, strength, and timeless design. Made-in-U.S.A. exclusively for J. Press by Faribault, shop our regimental stripe blankets now.
Established in 1938 and based in Brittany, France, Armor-lux is known around the world for its iconic Breton stripe marinière, inspired by the official French Merchant Navy uniform. Founded in 1902 in New Haven, Connecticut, J. Press pioneered what is now known as “Ivy style” and is synonymous with classic American menswear. These two historic brands have come together to create a limited-edition capsule that brings the best of French seafaring style to New England, featuring long-sleeve and short-sleeve Breton stripe marinières, a classic canvas bleu-de-travail (the original blue chore coat), as well as canvas shorts, a relaxed twill fisherman’s pant, a striped crewneck knit, and a heritage quarter-zip. Available for a limited time only at J. Press locations and online at jpress.com
Join us next Wednesday, May 13th, at the J. Press New York flagship to celebrate the special edition of the iconic 1965 photography book Take Ivy, with a foreword by J. Press creative director Jack Carlson.
Wednesday, May 13th, 6-8pm. Refreshments provided by Dogfish Head (21+).
