I think youve put down a solid foundation to build your brand the way that you intended to from the beginning. Website is lovely, few bits here and there need a bit of tlc (the kerning of the header is a bit wonky in places) but again, think it is successful in what you are trying to achieve. You have some nice products too! LN2C stands out as a clear winner for me personally. I think the monogram works best at a smaller scale, comes across really well on pocket squares and the tabs on the bottom of the tees. If you keep it to that size it will pull your future products together really nicely. would also love to see how the packaging turned out in the end.

So yeah, a great first release! hope you do well

Solid start. My main critique would be that when I see "menswear" I don't think of t-shirts.

William Henry said:Solid start. My main critique would be that when I see "menswear" I don't think of t-shirts.

Completely Agree, I have no intentions of just doing t-shirts for much longer, Have Cut and sew items and ties, in the works for the future. Contrary to what menswear usually entails I think people should take pride in what they wear whether it is a Tuxedo or a T-shirt

like the pocket squares, super on trend. website was easy to navigate too.

I feel like the silhouette vneck is a little out of place from the rest of the shirts, but overall, I dig it. May I ask what's going to be in the Gentlemen's Lounge?

also, A+ on the use of the weeknd in your video. haha.

Arry said:I feel like the silhouette vneck is a little out of place from the rest of the shirts, but overall, I dig it. May I ask what's going to be in the Gentlemen's Lounge?

also, A+ on the use of the weeknd in your video. haha.

Thank you. The gentlemen's lounge is a project I am working to provide little bits of information about an array of topics from style and fashion to film and music to food and drink. I am trying to bring back the notion of the modern renaissance man (a person who is knowledgeable on a variety of subject and can hold a conversation in any situation..) so it is more me trying to practice what I preach and let other people read and learn as well.....

Absolutely love the pocket squares. and this tee.

Like everyone is saying everything looks dope. Nice start. I'm not sure if it's just my monitor/screen but the logo looks to be a different black than the header text. It might just be me though.

Craig Robson said:like the pocket squares, super on trend. website was easy to navigate too.

If I click to zoom in on them it doesn't open up in front, it appears at the bottom instead, zoomed out to demonstrate.
firefox 12.0 on mac.

Finishing up the site this week. Could really use some more feedback from you guys who have done this before as to what works and what doesn't...

I think the imagery you use for the landing page is way off. It feels like a menswear brand mixed with a modern tech blog. There is just a disconnect and don't see the relation. I would reshoot the products also, or change the white balance heavily. But keep it up, the rooster/college shirt goes hard.

Smiths Canvas said:I think the imagery you use for the landing page is way off. It feels like a menswear brand mixed with a modern tech blog. There is just a disconnect and don't see the relation. I would reshoot the products also, or change the white balance heavily. But keep it up, the rooster/college shirt goes hard.

Yea those were all temp photos for my web designer. He is laying all new ones in soon. As for white balance I shot them under daylight balanced lights with the camera set at 56k so they should be fine, when I export them as jpegs out of PS though they seem to get a bit contrasty is there a reason for this?