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Another month, another boatload of delectable garments to hanker for. Here’s what should be landing on O.P. shores this April…

Starting off with a new name, we’ve got Japan’s Fujito. Following that age-old Japanese tradition of taking classic designs and making them loads better, this lot make some really smart, subtle garb. Those slant-pocket BDU shirts are particularly outstanding.Close-up of Fujito shirts on hangers, a cream twill with a pointed collar in front of a pale blue chambrayAnother new one is Home Work — the new one from Save Khaki main-man David Mullen. Lots of washed-out, worn-in cotton, with a slight, ‘Tender goes to America’ vibe. Some pretty classy work-jackets here. Close-up of a Home Work shirt in a stone textured cotton, its collar and label laid flat on a wooden tableAny BBQ grill kings in the audience will be pleased to hear that Universal Works have made a slew of short sleeve shirts ideal for those sunny Bank Holiday afternoons. Good spread of fabrics and patterns here. Some mad, some not as mad, all very nice. Relish at the ready.A pile of Universal Works short sleeve shirts: green sun print, pale green, pink check and navy with a white patternAnd finally, A.P.C. continue to make seriously slick clothing. There’s a lot on the way here from the Parisians, from laid-back sweatshirts to militant over-shirts and most bits in-between.Close-up of a grey marl A.P.C. sweatshirt printed A.P.C. U.S. with stars, laid on a cream and blue striped topOh yeah, and those Gramicci trousers and that Manastash jacket that we mentioned last month might be here too. Fingers crossed…

 

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