Grayers
The inspiration behind the name Grayers came about when Peter Georgiou, Grayers founder, a 10-year Ralph Lauren veteran and veritable history buff, was reading about Britain in the 1950’s. At that time, young men switched from wearing three-piece suits to gray flannel trousers, commonly known as Grayers. And the casual menswear movement was born. Grayers was the must-have in every man’s wardrobe, from British society to American prep schools.
Avington Linen Cotton Chambray Blue
$ 49.00 $ 98.00
A rich blend of linen and cotton woven in the classic "end-on-end" weave gives this shirt both texture and a bit to talk about. Grayers used alternating slub yarn to...
Guildford Pigment Yarn Dyed Plaid
$ 49.00 $ 98.00
One of Grayers favorite base cloths for the spring season, this light weight herringbone twill shirt is woven with pigment-dyed yarns, giving the fabric a rich yet weathered look. Shades of...
Dunbridge Pigment Yarn Dyed Herringbone Plaid
$ 49.00 $ 98.00
One of Grayers favorite base cloths for the spring season, this light weight herringbone twill shirt is woven with pigment-dyed yarns, giving the fabric a rich yet weathered look. Shades of...
Paragon Quilted Jacket
$ 83.00 $ 165.00
The featherweight champion of quilted jackets and Grayers lightest layering piece yet. The Paragon is made with super light nylon shell fabric and quilted and filled with Repreve polyester fiber,...
East End Knit Shirt Gray
$ 63.00 $ 125.00
Outside, this Grayers essential is a classic thermal—knit from the highest quality premium heather yarns, and trimmed in tonal chambray for dimension and durability. Skinside, it’s soft, stretchy cotton jersey. Wear...
Moorea Garment Dyed Draw Cord Swim Trunk 6" Star Sapphire
$ 34.00 $ 68.00
Introducing our take on sun washed California swim trunks- in solid colors of the sea, sand and sky. In tightly woven blends of cotton and nylon, they're pigment garment dyed...
Portofino Featherweight 100's Poplin Micro Chip
$ 39.00 $ 78.00
For those of you who do not know why a fabric is called 100's, allow us a quick lesson in textile science. 100's refers to the fine nature of the...