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What brand are those dark grey short sleeve shirts that Jon Ive wears?
Shoes --- I wear only New Balance (come in wide sizes, and not just via mail-order but stocked in stores so I can try 'em on. And they are intelligent/conscientious enough to have foot-types linked to shoe designs... for pronator feet, supinator feet, etc.)... and there is a NB company store on W. 42 St. in NYC.
Pants --- Levis, Dockers, stuff from Barney's (NYC) big warehouse sales. (Deeper-than-average pockets: good. Shallower-than-average pockets: deal breaker.)
Shirts --- There used to be a Jhane Barnes store nearby. She took the old Jaquard weave idea and went digital with it. Some of it I love, some of it I don't. Last time I was there, I noticed that in a set of generally equivalent-looking short sleeve shirts, each one had a different fiber type or fiber mix. Apparently she adjusts that for each pattern; incredible! Even a solid color thin knit SS shirt had incredibly beautiful manipulation of textures and fiber type. Not cheap, but for important or fashionable occasions it's nice to have 1 or 2 of her things. She even makes amazing sweaters and subtle/expensive mens' suits.
T-shirts --- I want to get the bamboo fiber "charcoal" color long sleeve Tee from -- I forget -- it's either Sun Precautions or Coolibar (both make items designed to block skin-cancer-causing rays; good source for hats too). Otherwise, I prefer solid Tee colors (a little synthetic fiber mixed in w/ the cotton can be OK, all-nylon is good occasionally) to the current fad of ornate old-ish graphics. Though I'd make an exception to that for certain Tees from Barking Irons using nice real old engravings (googled online info on what stores have 'em can be outdated; it's easier to buy directly - online).
Hats --- As a person with a relatively big head, some hat stores (like a baseball hat selling chain) have nothing for me. Baseball hats' brims work for me to cut sun glare. Generic & no-logo $5.. street vendor type, usually. I wish the Sun Protection / Coolibar type hats could be found in stores, so I could try them on. On days of max. sun exposure, I probably need that sort of hat's protection.