Taylor Stitch always considered themselves a shirting company at their very core.  In fact, when they were just getting their vision for Taylor Stitch off the ground ten years ago, they turned to the country’s oldest family of shirtmakers to learn from the very best.

And they were spared no lesson of construction—from fit and balance to the importance of French seams to why 22 stitches-per-inch matters on a shirt. This technical DNA is central to every single product Taylor Stitch make.

Taylor Stitch has taken 10 years of feedback and are doubling down on their commitment to building the best possible clothing while pledging to limit their environmental impact.

Their construction partners are joining them in their commitment to challenge the way the clothing industry operates.  From fiber to fabric to factory to end functionality, Taylor Stitch has grown from a need for products without limitations that could handle chopping wood, surf sessions, or simply heading to the office.