Summer's End

This Tricot Tracksuit Top is a classic for its bold colors and white trims. The original was created to support life around sport. It's impossible to say whether the original version played a greater role in shaping its importance, or if the countless reproductions that followed made it an icon. Somewhere along the way, worn with denim and white sneakers, it became a uniform. Our version is made in Japan.

Ask around Montreal's restaurant industry: the Pulltaps Classic 500 is the standard go-to. It felt natural, so we offered it in our lineup. Red because we wanted to match it to the capsule colors.

A tonal satin-striped soccer shirt inspired by local leagues of the 1990s. Indoor clubs, municipal tournaments, fathers stepping in to coach for the summer. Lightweight, with a deep V-neck and boxy fit, it recalls a time when soccer existed before broadcast gloss. No merchandising strategy. Just participation.

The St-Paul graphic contrasts this sporting reference with the culture of sommeliers, linking wine bars and social rituals to vintage football fandom.

The result brings together two familiar worlds shaped by community and routine: nostalgia, shared leisure, and the simple act of spending time together.

We included the 80s Soccer Short because it reflects a specific period in sportswear design the team is fond of. The shorter length and simple construction make this item perfect.

By introducing it this season, we acknowledge one of the original forms of soccer apparel. Before longer cuts and performance fabrics, they were simply short shorts.

The appeal of Tourist Caps comes from their lack of refinement.

They aren't designed to be tasteful or to fit into a wardrobe - they exist as souvenirs, meant to be worn briefly, loudly, and without much consideration.

The cap feels off-brand, and the colors don't harmonize.

The longsleeve open cuff tee is a new alternative to the standard jersey t-shirt. With a bias-bound neckline and clean sleeve finish, it sits right between casual and formal, offering the vibe of a tee with a more elegant look.

The 90s mesh basketball practice short is a proven classic. Over the years we've called it a ton of names, from House Short to Hoop Short. This year we’re calling them by their government name: Practice Shorts.

The graphic draws inspiration from the unofficial reproductions discount stores make of larger brands. An interpretation of an interpretation. A collectible item, though fully capable of professional play.

We keep making the Weekend Cap because it's one of the most universal headwear shapes in modern culture. It fits with any category and has real credibility in American casualwear. This piece has been our staple since the old blog days.

Inspired by heritage workwear, our 90s Waffle is cut in a slim fit from mid-weight cotton waffle knit. It features flatlock seam finishing at the bottom hem. In navy, it's perfect for laid-back loitering.