The Morse Pant, Charcoal Slub Linen

If you don't know about slub fabric — woven from yarn of slightly irregular thickness — the Morse Pant is a perfect example. Here, the slub is an 8 oz blend of linen and organic cotton, garment dyed to reveal the depth and character of the weave, plus all the Taylor Stitch details like triple-needle stitching and bar-tacked pockets.

Taylor Stitch began in March of 2008, in a tiny San Francisco apartment. Since then, the company kept at their original goal of stitching clothes for modern guys, focusing on fit as well as construction and striving to provide a modern, versatile style. Their collection shows off those ideals, and shows how a small change can go a long way toward updating a timeless look.