There’s no denying the fact that Ernest Hemingway is an American literary icon because of his collection of novels, short-stories and nonfiction works. Outside of the Nobel and Pulitzer prizes, and everything named after him, his personal exploits often mirrored or exceeded those of his characters. In honor of that legacy, Taylor Stitch borrowed his name for their latest piece. The Taylor Stitch Hemingway Shirt “is a short sleeve chore shirt with all of the character and careful construction you’ve come to expect from a TS garment, and this one is built to withstand adventuring of all sorts—from the green hills of Africa to the snows of Kilimanjaro—so venture forth and make its namesake proud.” 6oz 100% organic cotton material is mated with double needle felled construction and a single chest / double welt patch pocket design to create a shirt that will keep you comfortable while still having enough pockets to store its namesake’s vices in.
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