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Wings + Horns Featured in Complex Magazine

Posted by Ryan Williams on April 27, 2012 0 Comments

Complex Magazine has been gearing up for the spring as of late publishing several lists recommending the top essential items for this upcoming spring season. Canadian label Wings + Horns received some shine with their line being mentioned several times by Complex.

Wings + Horns Button Down Marled Cardigan was listed as one of Complex's 'Best Spring Blazers and Sports Coats for Men'. The Marled Cardigan, which resembles a blazer through its design, was presented as a dressier alternative to the usual spring items of regular cardigans and hoodies. Made from 100% Jersey cotton, the Marled Cardigan functions as a casual light layer with the ability to be dressed up with a shirt and tie or dressed down with a tee and sneakers.

In Complex's '10 Style Risks You Should Take This Fall'. The Wings + Horns Fleece Moto Sweatpant was showcased representing the new trend in menswear of tailored sweatpants. The more tailored fit of the Wings + Horn's sweatpant presents a more modern, cleaner silhouette of the sweatpant that allows well-dressed men everywhere to remain comfortable while still looking good.

Both items currently available both in store and online at Reap & Sew. And be sure to check out more of what Complex has to offer at www.complex.com

Posted by Ryan Williams on April 17, 2012 0 Comments

The much anticipated 'Streets of Ottawa' tee by Reap & Sew is back in stock. Only available in black. Based on previous experience the tees should go quick. Currently available in-store and will be posted in the online store soon.

Posted by Ryan Williams on April 17, 2012 0 Comments

Hand Down Your Pants vintage has released their lookbook for the Spring 2012 season. Inspired by the theme of university prep, HDYP has assembled a collection featuring timeless menswear staples including oxford shirts, blazers, bow-ties, and varsity jackets. Wide selection of all available currently at Reap and Sew Shop. Check out these pictures and a statement from the man behind HDYP below.

"In early 2012 I was contacted by a communications representative for Carleton University, looking to do a piece on myself and HDYP. This collection was inspired by University life, both past and present, and the fashion which is created on a campus. This Spring collection draws inspiration from the late 50′s, and early 60′s academic look of young people with bright futures. For women- longer skirts, pleated shirts, blouses, and hats- contradict the notion that less clothing is more sexy. These looks are sophisticated, worthy of respect and intrigue. For the men- oxfords, bow ties, varsity jackets, blazers, brogue and wingtip shoes, chinos, and proper socks- complete a well-rounded outfit, pairing sophistication and style. Brands in this collection include: Yves St. Laurent, Polo Ralph Lauren, Christian Dior, Tommy Hilfiger, Bally, Bostonian, and many more. Items from this collection will be available at Reap & Sew Shop and Fall Down Gallery. Full Look Book at www.handdownyourpants.com"

Posted by Ian Lloyd on September 22, 2011 0 Comments

We're very happy to announce our first in-store collaboration with our friends over at HDYP. Hand Down Your Pants is a vintage dealer who runs a successful website/sales event here in Ottawa. For more about the Pop-Up Shop, here's what HDYP had to say...

"Hand Down Your Pants is proud to announce an exciting collaboration with Reap & Sew Clothing for the Fall/Winter of 2011. This collection features classic pieces from companies such as Woolrich, L.L. Bean, Polo Ralph Lauren, and Pendleton. These garments have been hand-picked to create a rustic, hunting inspired aesthetic that remains in line with the quality and distinction which Reap & Sew Clothing is known for. This section of the store is dedicated to Hand Down Your Pants’ finest selection of vintage items for men".

For more images of the HYYP x Reap & Sew lookbook, check the Gallery below.

http://reapandsew.myshopify.com/pages/hdyppopup

And for more info on HDYP head over to their website

http://www.handdownyourpants.com/