Whether you’re talking button-down shirts, chukka boots, chinos or denim trucker jackets, San Francisco-based Taylor Stitch has always had a way of taking the classics and reinventing them just enough to make them ever better. Add in quality materials, absurd attention to detail and the fact they actually listen to customer feedback to get to the formula that leads to them making, as they like to say, “products that wear in not out.” They’re doubling down on their commitment to products that last a lifetime with their new Restitch line. Taylor Stitch takes back your well-loved and used clothing, along with defective pieces from the factory, cleans and repairs them, then resells them in the Restitch section of the shop. Because we’re talking about repaired and used clothing, each one of the pieces is unique and available sizes vary. Oh yeah, and the best part? Almost everything that’s in the Restitch section is available for around half-off the original retail price.
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