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[Dappered | In Review: Amazon’s Goodthreads Collection Spring / Summer 2021]() --------------------------------------------------------------- - [In Review: Amazon’s Goodthreads Collection Spring / Summer 2021](#1) - [Style Scenario: Shorts Sneakers T-Shirt – No Blues](#2) - [Style News: J. Crew names new Men’s Creative Director](#3) [In Review: Amazon’s Goodthreads Collection Spring / Summer 2021](r/Dappered/~3/m0wxnvLlnog/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 18 May 2021 03:00 AM PDT Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. Also, we take your privacy rights seriously. Head [here]( to learn more. [Amazon Goodthreads for Men Spring/Summer 2021]( Amazon’s exclusive/in-house clothing brand [Goodthreads]( has been pumping out new collections twice a year at the advent of the “hot” and “cold” seasons. This past fall, we [reviewed some of their fall / winter collection]( in detail and found mixed results, though mostly good. As a young brand with big-bucks-backing, Goodthreads has the potential – and frankly, the expectation – of continuous improvement from season to season. But is that the case with this year’s Spring/Summer 2021 collection? For a fit perspective, I ([the Jason guy]() am 5’7″ / 175lbs. Sizes vary for each piece, both for the tops and bottoms, and are noted for each item. As with almost all clothing from Amazon, pricing will vary by size and color. Prices are current at post time. Let’s get to the review of some of what Amazon’s Goodthreads Spring/Summer 2021 collection has to offer! [9″ Inseam Flat-Front Comfort Stretch Chino Shorts – $25]( [Goodthreads 9 inch Inseam Flat-Front Comfort Stretch Chino Shorts]( Size shown above is a 33″ in the burgundy color. If not for the shorts you’ll see at the end of this review, these would be best in show. These are a similar fit and identical length to the [linen/cotton short from Goodthreads](, but in a more substantial weight 98% cotton and 2% elastane blend, and without the print. The elastane lends enough stretch for ample mobility. Pair these with a subtle printed polo and all white sneakers, and you have a smartly sharp spring/summer outfit. After wearing these bad boys from Goodthreads, I, as a proud Bonobos fan, would honestly recommend buying three pairs of these chino shorts instead of just a single pair of the [Bonobos stretch washed chino short](. Sorry Bonobos. These are just the facts: The Amazon pair has more stretch, they look mighty fine, and as mentioned, cost a third of the Bonobos premium price. Offered in 18(!!!) color options for your choosing, making this a solid option to stock up your shelf for the summer. [Cotton Short-Sleeve Henley – $19]( [Goodthreads Cotton Short-Sleeve Henley in Navy]( Size shown above is a large in navy. 100% soft and smooth cotton fabric. Seems to be cut a bit more generous through the chest, so those who are broader will be extremely pleased. Color-matched buttons in the deep three-button placket keep things subtle. Goodthreads would do well to offer these with brown, or even black buttons for some more visual pop, but the shirt looks nice with the color-matched as well. Offered in a wide array of colors, there is plenty of inventory for you to choose from in this shirt. No complaints here. [Cotton Crewneck Pocket T-Shirt – $16]( [Goodthreads Crewneck Pocket T-Shirt in Light Grey]( Shown above is the light gray option in a size large, but the fit is a bit trimmer compared to that of the henley. Both these pocket tees and the henleys are 100% cotton and incredibly similar in quality and how they wear. They also fill the same stylistic niche – the elevated t-shirt. Size selection is scattered at post time, but restocks might be on the way. Given it’s sold out in so many colors/sizes, Amazon seems to have a winner, but your mileage may vary. This one is likely best for slimmer fellows. In a size large it fit tight in the shoulders and chest for me, especially compared to the [sublime BR Supima Pocket Tee]( that’s [been]( getting [lots]( of [love]( lately. At $16, and with the aforementioned BR tee often eligible for around $20 with the somewhat regular 40% off codes, I can’t recommend this Amazon option. Spend the extra few bucks and get [the BR]( instead. Skip this one. [Soft Cotton/Nylon Cardigan Summer Sweater – $36]( [Goodthreads Soft Cotton Cardigan Summer Sweater in Heathered Navy]( Shown here is the Heathered Navy in a large, and admittedly a medium would probably fit much better here. Goodthreads insists on offering a new shawl collar cardigan with every seasonal collection. This summer sweater comes in a 70% cotton/30% rayon blend. It wears light and easy, and it’d do well on a chilly night around a fire pit or patio. An extra to throw in a weekender for a getaway. Think early mornings with a cup of coffee outside a cabin. Not all will like the shawl cardigan look for the warmer months, but it offers more style than a run-of-the-mill hooded sweatshirt. The same foibles from [the 100% lambswool version from last fall/winter]( plague this sweater (not the best construction/fabric is thin, etc). A generous cut for my frame in a size Large, this has ample room to toss over a t-shirt or polo when the sun goes down. Has gone for $20ish in recent weeks. $36 isn’t going to break the bank, but it can feel a bit cheap. So maybe wait for a sale/Amazon’s pricing robots to drop the price again. [Athletic-Fit Washed Chino Drawstring Pant – $31]( [Goodthreads Athletic-Fit Washed Chino Drawstring Pant in British Khaki]( Pictured here in a medium waist and 30″ length, they fit true to size on my frame and never felt tight in the #thunderthighs. Athletic fit and an abundance of stretch in both the thighs and waist via an elastic waistband. 97% cotton, 3% elastane blend make for a flexible, comfortable chino/lounge pant hybrid. Drawstrings add to the casual look, but Goodthreads wisely eschewed elastic cuffs at the ankle for a more traditional ankle opening and slightly tapered leg. These have great roadtrip potential for your summer adventures, with their dual benefits of extra comfort and just enough polish for lunch and photo stops along the way. The medium waist should work well for larger-legged fellows who wear between a size 32″-34.” I’m typically a 32 or 33, depending on brand and fabric, and these fit perfectly without any cinching of the drawstring. Eight colors to pick from. [Straight-Fit Tech Chino Pant – $36]( [Goodthreads Straight-Fit Tech Chino Pant in Fatigue Green]( Size shown here is a 33×28 in fatigue green. A true straight fit with thin/lightweight fabric. By no stretch – though these have plenty of it – would I call these a chino pant. These are a true lightweight tech-fabric pant with some swishiness to them. Not 90’s windbreaker levels of swish, but noticeable enough. This straight fit is a 33x 28 and fits quite large in my waist compared to other 33″ waisted pants I own, including others from the Goodthreads brand. However, I wouldn’t recommend sizing down. The fabric truly is thin, so the extra space is welcomed. Mesh hand pockets and zippered back pockets add to the techwear utility. Overall, Goodthreads has managed to create a delightfully airy, lightweight tech pant for the summer at a decent price. Goodthreads claims a tailored look, but… yeah. Not quite. Airy and good for athletic fit fellas? Yes. Tailored? Not really. Chino pant they are not – limit their use to running errands, hitting the gym, or going for a moderate hike. [Standard-Fit Short-Sleeve Printed Poplin Shirt – $25]( [Goodthreads Standard-Fit Short-Sleeve Printed Poplin Shirt in Navy Floral]( **BEST IN SHOW SHIRT** The printed short-sleeve button down trend has made it’s way to Goodthreads. The print is executed well on this 100% cotton poplin shirt, which Amazon says is “made in our Signature Tumbled Cotton for a soft, yet sturdy, hand,” and they “utilize a unique Heritage Wash to give our garments a custom, lived-in feel right away.” The shirt is indeed soft, yet sturdy, but certainly doesn’t feel lived-in right away. The shoulders are quite structured on account of what feels like a surplus of fabric and generous cut. But it’s still quite comfortable. Good for broader-shouldered fellows like myself, but for slimmer gents this might be a problem. That said, at $25, this is a great [Bonobos Riviera]( alternative and offers quite a bit of style for not much coin. No, they’re not as good…but they’re also $54 (!!!!) cheaper. I highly recommend giving one a try in your preferred print. Size shown above is a Large in the navy floral option. And speaking of options, they’ve got ’em. Twenty different colors/patterns to chose from. [9″ Inseam Comfort Stretch Linen Cotton Shorts – $30]( [Goodthreads 9 inch Inseam Comfort Stretch Linen Cotton Short in Navy Print]( **BEST IN SHOW PANTS/SHORTS** Printed greatness continues down to the tree trunks. Printed shorts can be a travesty or a unique pop to your warm weather style. Uniform, small “X” prints turn this pair of standard navy shorts into a standout in the collection. With the print and the lightweight flexible fabric blend of 55% linen, 43% cotton and 2% elastane, Goodthreads has made a mighty fine pair of summer shorts. These have an enormous amount of stretch and a lovely light weight, these shorts are made to move and breathe when the temperatures mount. The 9″ length is right on the cusp of being too long for my short 5’7″ height, but for anyone 5’9″ or taller, these are an ideal length. High marks, and highly recommended for anyone on the hunt for an affordable pair of go-to shorts. Shown in a size 33″ waist, true to my typical size. More than a few patterns/colors to pick from, although sizes are getting scattered in some of the options. About the Author: Jason P. spends his days working in the creative marketing department of a big telecom company. He also does a bit of real estate investing on the side. He believes in curating a timeless, classic wardrobe with subtle modern touches for today. He and his wife love hiking with their dog and shopping at local small businesses and antique stores when they travel. Jason is a practitioner of muay thai and traditional boxing, and his favorite drink is a hoppy New England IPA. ff/Dappered?a=m0wxnvLlnog:YvFLfEU6S58:yIl2AUoC8zA ff/Dappered?a=m0wxnvLlnog:YvFLfEU6S58:qj6IDK7rITs ff/Dappered?a=m0wxnvLlnog:YvFLfEU6S58:gIN9vFwOqvQ [Style Scenario: Shorts Sneakers T-Shirt – No Blues](r/Dappered/~3/ek-ChkkfNdA/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 17 May 2021 02:00 PM PDT Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. Also, we take your privacy rights seriously. Head [here]( to learn more. Shorts Sneakers T-Shirts is a riff on [our ongoing series]( for Chinos, Chukkas, Polo. Incredibly basic? You bet. So basic that you’d almost think this is satire (it’s not… I don’t think). But crazy designer logo tees, grubby cargo shorts, and [mattress/sneaker hybrids]( (snatresses!) can all push this seemingly basic combo off the rails. There’s a million ways to do it and look sharp, and it can be executed at all levels of style budgets. Below are picks to help break out of the Spring and Summer blues we so often rely on and add some other colors to your closet. Got a suggestion for Shorts Sneakers T-Shirts? Send those into [joe@dappered.com](mailto:joe@dappered.com?subject=chinos%20chukkas%20and%20a%20polo). [Shorts Sneakers Tee No Blues] The T-Shirt: [Banana Republic Supima Pocket Tee in Chocolate Stout – $17.07]( w/ BRSOLVEIT ($34.50). Early favorite for t-shirt of the year. A pocket and vented sides keep it from looking like an undershirt, while 100% genuine Supima cotton guarantees softness. Not super slim – this offers a strong athletic cut. This Chocolate Stout shirt is a delicious, rich shade of brown. 50.5% off code BRSOLVEIT expires today, 5/17. But [you probably already knew that](. The Shorts: [Goodthreads 9″ Inseam Flat-Front Comfort Stretch Chino Shorts in Burgundy– $25](. Amazon calls these a slim-fit, but they aren’t. These will fit thick-legged gents with ease, as there is plentiful stretch to help with flexibility and movement. Deeper red shorts like this burgundy color are a great way to shake off the blues and add variety to your wardrobe for the summer. They don’t shout like a fire engine red, and being that they’re shorts [instead of pants](, they’re inherently more casual/easier to wear. These performed exceptionally well in our Goodthreads Spring/Summer 2021 collection review, which is coming up tomorrow. Stay tuned for that. The Sneakers: [Adidas Continental 80 in White and Blue/Red Stripe – $33.73]( ($80). An absolute steal at this price, although they’re close to sold out at post time. And [they’re]( quickly becoming hard to [find](. [Are they getting phased out]( If your closet is filled with Stan Smiths, or white sneakers with similar builds, the Continental is an ideal shoe to keep the same general look but add a sportier aesthetic. A toe rand and a retro-heel clip produce a throwback athletic look and added layers for more texture. These look every bit as much of an old-school tennis shoe as the Stan Smiths, especially with their subtle pebbled leather. [Full review here](. The Sunglasses: [Huckberry Polarized Weekenders in Black – $35](. Man, $35 for these seems too good to be true. These could be a real winner for this summer and, in the event you lose them at a barbecue, on the lake, on the trails, or otherwise, you won’t be too upset given the low cost. Stylish looks with all-situations utility. A bargain buy from the minds at Huckberry. For those that want to spend a bit more/reach a bit in quality, the sunglasses shown at the very top of the post are actually [the Warby Parker Barkley](. Highly recommend those. The Watch: [Casio Stainless Steel Quartz Diver in Blue/Black – $50](. Alright, I cheated. A little blue. But it’s a dive-watch, so of course there’s going to be some blue! Ok, I’m a fraud. But for $50, Casio offers a reliable quartz timekeeper with a stainless steel case, date window, and 200M water resistance. Can you blame me for including this? [Full review here](, in the original black color scheme. Watch shown at the very top of the post is [this Christopher Ward C60 600]( from the previous design generation. The Belt: [Mile High Life Braided Stretch Elastic Belt in Light Grey – $11](. Basic. Cheap. Does the job while adding texture and a visual pop. Braided belts are great for the summer due to their light weight and availability in a variety of colors. This light grey number works wonders on this no-blues outfit to break up the deeper colors for a lighter touch. The key in deeply colored outfits like this is adding some brighter balance. The shoes and this belt do the trick. The Socks: [GAP No-Show Socks in White – 2 pairs for $9.57]( w/ FRIEND ($16). The best budget pick in our recent [no-show sock review](. Our guy Ryan found these to be a great buy for the price, and despite being cotton socks (usually a bad move in the heat of the summer), quite comfortable and secure on foot. Ideal for early mornings or late nights when the sun (and heat of the day) have yet to hit their peak. Going with white to match the lining/the shoe leather just in case they DO end up showing a bit. The Water Bottle: [Hydroflask 32oz Insulated Water Bottle in White -$50](. Temperatures are rising, so staying hydrated is key. Drink your water in a sustainable way by avoiding single-use plastics, and get an insulated water bottle like this Hydroflask to keep you cool, and keep plastics out of streams. An investment, but you’ll use it forever. About the Author: Jason P. spends his days working in the creative marketing department of a big telecom company. He also does a bit of real estate investing on the side. He believes in curating a timeless, classic wardrobe with subtle modern touches for today. He and his wife love hiking with their dog and shopping at local small businesses and antique stores when they travel. Jason is a practitioner of muay thai and traditional boxing, and his favorite drink is a hoppy New England IPA ff/Dappered?a=ek-ChkkfNdA:j14qdPNQ6NA:yIl2AUoC8zA ff/Dappered?a=ek-ChkkfNdA:j14qdPNQ6NA:qj6IDK7rITs ff/Dappered?a=ek-ChkkfNdA:j14qdPNQ6NA:gIN9vFwOqvQ [Style News: J. Crew names new Men’s Creative Director](r/Dappered/~3/YfTAuaFnVc4/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 17 May 2021 07:43 AM PDT Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. Also, we take your privacy rights seriously. Head [here]( to learn more. [Hypebeast: J. Crew names Brendon Babenzien as chief menswear designer]( Us: Man, J. Crew has been on a roll lately. It feels like they’re back! Them: We just hired the ex design director at [Supreme]( to “disrupt the business.” Us: Well hang on now. If the pic of [what he’s wearing on Hypebeast](3A%2F%2Fhypebeast.com%2Fimage%2F2021%2F05%2Fj-crew-brendon-babenzien-creative-director-chief-design-menswear-noah-supreme-1.jpg?q=90&w=1400&cbr=1&fit=max) is any indication, then the initial feelings of trepidation around the word “disrupt” are probably way off base. Because that’s J. Crew right there. Although much of [his NOAH brand]( … [is not](. Look, to stay relevant, brands have to evolve. If J. Crew doesn’t evolve [they become Brooks Brothers](. Yet if they lean too far into the New York City echo chamber, it’s [Jenna Lyons 2.0](. Bottom line is this: The guy is accomplished. J. Crew seems to be on the rebound. Some freshness mixed with classics is probably a recipe for success. 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