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After spending a year and a half at home, we have all become accustomed to a certain set of attire. Sweatpants. Hoodies. House shoes. An assortment of soft clothes to swaddle ourselves in while ditching our business-casual wear and formal outfits. But as offices reopen, we are now all asking ourselves – what do I wear?

The answer? Well, it's not entirely clear – but it will likely be more relaxed. It depends on your industry (perhaps it was already relaxed) but workers suddenly have the upper hand and so the possibility to wear more casual clothing work has presented itself. Over the next several months, there will be a negotiation between workers and employers but also with ourselves. How do I want to present myself, but also...how do I feel most comfortable?

What we wear has always been a way to respond to changes in the world, so now is as good a time as any to set the tone for a new era. Here are a few key styles to consider as you make your way back to your place of business.

**Overshirts & Soft Jackets**

We at Harry's have been extolling the virtues of soft tailoring for several seasons now, and while we think soft jackets (i.e. jackets with little in the way of padding and lining) still represent the future of men's tailoring – an even more relaxed top layer has emerged: the overshirt. Some, like this take from Aspesi, are cut like a sports jacket but made in a thin cotton, while others are truly designed like a button-down shirt and made in sporty stretch nylons. The style you opt for may depend on where you work and what you need.

**Short-Sleeve Knits & Polos**

Is the tie a relic of the past? Say it ain't so! Perhaps it will return to offices one day (we love the tie as a way to express your individuality), but for now, shirts and ties remain in the closet. Replace them in these late summer months with a hearty cotton short-sleeve knit in a neutral tone or keep the collar and opt for a handsome knit polo shirt and your base layer.

**Cotton Pants**

Pants have changed a lot over the past year and a half (but don’t worry, they still go on one leg at a time). Flat front chinos are particularly smart, and these days, they are made from, not only classic cottons and linens, but stretchy, technical blends that are ideal for all-day comfort. They also pair well with the aforementioned soft jackets and knits.

**Leather Sneakers & Loafers**

Although work dress codes may be changing, we don't imagine slippers will come to be acceptable footwear at the office. But don't worry – you don't have to go from soft house shoes straight to stiff leather lace-ups. Slip-on loafers and easy-wearing suede and leather sneakers will keep you comfortable but dressed up enough for trips into the office.

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It's time to escape to the cottage – but just because you're lakeside doesn't mean style should take a back seat. Explore our curated assortment of styles made for the cottage including cotton polos, swim trunks that can double as shorts and expressive slides for the dock and the deck.

Slip into style this summer season with these slides from HUGO and add a hint of print to your dockside wear. Crafted in Italy, their strap upper features the collection's black and white bear print and an embossed logo.

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We're big into bucket hats this season. Protect yourself from the sun and other elements with this highly-technical wind and waterproof  hat from Paul & Shark. This is Canada after all – you never know when the weather could change.

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The New Balance 327 is one of our favourite styles of the summer. With a lightweight, breathable suede, nylon, and mesh exterior, this runner boasts unrivaled comfort and a casual-cool aesthetic that will level-up everything else that you packed.

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A new season calls for new shades. These TOM FORD Eric sunglasses have been expertly crafted in Italy from a glossy acetate and have a soft-squared shape that are suitable for most faces.

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Add ultra comfort to your summer wardrobe with these cozy shorts by Polo Ralph Lauren. The label delivers a relaxed-fitting, French terry style, with a Tie-dye print in summer ready hues, it'll blend seamlessly into your warm weather wardrobe. Wear them with a coordinating tee on weekends for a laid-back, off-duty look.

Polo Ralph Lauren Cotton Terry Shorts

This t-shirt by Gabba is an elevated basic. Crafted from pure cotton with a slub-knit finish, it raw-look edges for a worn-in look. Team with shorts and slides for the ultimate relaxed cottage look.

Gabba Cotton T-Shirt

If anything on this list is unequivocally essential at the cottage, it's a light layer for post-sundown. Crafted from soft, stretch Pima cotton, this sweatshirt from Patrick Assaraf will give you just the right amount of added warmth for when the temperature dips and you're sitting around the fire.

Patrick Assaraf Cotton Sweatshirt

These swim trunks from Vilebrequin are based on the brand's original slim-fit cut from the Seventies. Their classic shape features two side pockets as well as a back flap pocket with Velcro closure, applied by hand to ensure flawless pattern matching. You're guaranteed to make a summer statement in the vibrantly-printed, quick drying shorts.

Velebrequin Printed Swim Trunks

You've got all the essentials, now you need somethign to pack them in. The Rosedale II convertible duffel is a overnight traveler dream. With the versatility of a traditional garment bag and the convenience of a fully functional duffel bag, the Rosedale can be used for overnight business trips, weddings or – as we are advocating here – quick trips to the cottage.

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OBRA’s goal is two-fold––to create a comfortable top-quality sneaker and to create that product with ethical, sustainable manufacturing. No small feat. But with two industry veterans at the helm who have seen the inner workings of large international footwear brands, it was important for OBRA make more than sneakers and make a difference.

OBRA was founded by Arnaud Delecolle, the founder of innovative streetwear brand ALIFE, and Converse’s former Director of Product, Dave Cory. The duo decided to bring their many years of experience together on a footwear line that is handcrafted by local artisans in Brazil and focuses on comfort, ethical manufacturing and, of course, good design.

While OBRA’s styles may appear to be humble canvas vulcanized sneakers, a great deal of thought and care is put into each pair as it utilizes a natural Brazilian rubber outsole, an extra cushion in the footbed, breathable fabrics and all with eco-friendly materials and ethical manufacturing practices. (Vulcanization, is a bit of a technical term but it is essentially a process for making rubber more durable by “baking” it in pressurized heat, using sulphur to create links between the rubber’s polymer chains.)

We spoke to Delecolle and Cory about the importance of product, ethical manufacturing and giving back to the creative community.

**Where did the idea for a premium vulcanized shoe brand come from?**

**Arnaud Delecolle**

Both Dave and I come from a place where product is king. Before anything else, the product itself has to look good and has to deliver. We also come from a branding and marketing background, both Dave at Converse and Timberland and myself on a more independent tip with ALIFE and other things I’ve done in the past.

In launching OBRA, our mindset was to build a business model that was not driven by hype but rather by the quality of its product and "unlimited shelf life” approach to product design. We sell a product of true value—as opposed to perceived value—and that is democratic and timeless in look. For example, my father is 72 and wears the OBRA low white and on the same day, Dave’s daughter, who is 11, is wearing the same shoes.

**Dave Cory**

I've always had a difficult time creating products for trend only. I prefer to solve for premium function. Historically, vulcanized sneakers are uncomfortable so OBRA needed to solve this problem by providing premium comfort. Inside the sneaker, we scooped out the rubber and replaced it with a thick insole much like you would find in a running sneaker. We actually ship the sneakers with the insoles packaged separately to call the customer’s attention to that feature. While functionality is key, we also understand that people first want it to look good. Our style is unique but not over the top. We've been in this industry for years, and seen a lot of product rise and fall, but we're both attracted to timeless products.

We spoke to Delecolle and Cory about the importance of product, ethical manufacturing and giving back to the creative community.

**How did the ethical production come to be such a large focus for OBRA?**

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For the most part, Dave and I both have experienced the footwear industry through New York City’s “shoe dog” take on the business.  Over the years we saw many things that didn’t sit well with us but that we were not in a position to address due to a variety of reasons.  Now, being older and starting a new company, it’s our opportunity to push what we think is the right way to do business.

Producing the shoes in Brazil was a deliberate choice because there's a tremendous quality of labour here. We wanted to work with manufacturers that had real invested care into their workforce through well-being programs, whether it was like having a dentist for the factory, whether there was a daycare that was available to all the workers and other things of that nature. These things make the footwear more expensive, but it’s also the quality of the materials that we're sourcing. We think of being sustainable as a global mindset. It’s not just about using sugar cane-based foam for our insoles, or replacing heavily processed traditional silica with silica made from rice husks, an abundant renewable resource. It’s also making sure our factory workforce is well taken care of, or being mindful to not wasteful in our use of finite resources whatever that may be at any given moment, directly or indirectly: people’s time, raw materials, jet fuel…

Also, I come from Brazil, and I wanted to give back to the community that afforded me the life that I was able to enjoy.

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Ethical production came into our focus after we have grown up in this industry witnessing the treatment of factory employees while watching excessive waste happen all around us. By starting our own company, we can make those ethical decisions ourselves that may cost us more but we know we are affecting lives around us in a positive manner.

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It’s a testament to our product that we have a lot of repeat business. We have plenty of customers who keep buying our shoes. A good friend is a barber, the founder of Morgenstern’s Ice Cream \[in New York\] is also a repeat customer. These are people that are on their feet all day. These are shoes that are almost quality tools to help people do what they do.

**The name OBRA means both “construction” and “work of art” in Portuguese. Could you expand on what that means for the brand?**

**AD**

That’s correct. For OBRA, the utility is the product and the purpose it serves. And the artistry is the craftsmanship (the artisans that made the shoes) and our support for culture and anything that can be considered an artistic endeavour, whether it's from making ice cream to being a chef to shaping surfboards.

But, on top of that, we have a foot in New York downtown culture, and we want to support that scene with social efforts that support minorities and kids who come from less fortunate backgrounds and help them shine in the creative industry.

**DC**

One thing you can expect from us is to provide many variations of creative content that speaks to UTILITY (construction) and ARTISTRY (an artist’s work of art). We are bringing to life diverse artists and artisans that demonstrate this definition best.

*Photos by Fernando Mendes: @fernando__mendes*

*This conversation has been edited for length and clarity.*

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This polished two-piece, two-button suit from BOSS Menswear by Hugo Boss is tailored in the brand's slim, streamlined Huge6/Genius5 silhouette. It's crafted from Italian pure virgin wool with natural stretch that ensures easy movement alongside an elegant finish. A smart tonal micro-check pattern adds timeless character to the powerful design. For business or pleasure, this fully lined suit is guaranteed to have you exuding your sharpest attitude.

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This Samuelsohn design has been hand-tailored in Canada to the brand's exacting standards from a sumptuous blend of wool, silk and linen. The fully lined Cosmo jacket features a soft shoulder line that gently drapes the body to form a masculine silhouette. It's an unerringly sophisticated option ideal for both the office and after-hours events.

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Cosmo Wool, Silk & Linen Sports Jacket

Munro's slim fit shirting is designed to be flattering without feeling too restricted. This mid-weight cotton essential features a classic spread collar with removable collar stays to ensure your look stays sharp. Rounded cuffs and chambray finish add a laid-back touch to the everyday button-down. Effortlessly wear it with an unstructured suit for a casual yet professional look.

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These handsome Oxfords from Antonio Maurizi are an investment in classic style and wardrobe longevity. The sleek calfskin lace-ups are skillfully crafted in Italy in a deep, versatile black hue. They're a sophisticated way to finish off suiting. 

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Made in Italy from a lightweight cotton-blend, these shorts from Re-HasH are sure to spruce up your casual summer wardrobe. The striped pattern adds a unique element and allows them to be paired easily with a polo for an elevated off-duty look.

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Alberto's Pipe fit pants are tailored with a streamlined leg that narrows towards the ankle. They're made in Poland from a stretch-technical fabric that is comfortable, stylish, and thermo-reflective. Team them with collared shirts or casual tees on the weekend.

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Ceramica Pipe Slim Fit Stretch Pants

This high-performance OoohCotton® Tech polo from Bugatchi is an excellent choice for busy days on-the-go. Comfort is at the forefront of the design with lightweight, double-mercerized cotton fabric, featuring eight-way stretch for unrestricted movement, high breathability, and enhanced thermal comfort. Morning to night, your look will stay sharp.

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OoohCotton Tech Stretch Polo

This sleek zip-up hoodie from BOSS is crafted in French terry cotton for comfort. It’s the ideal layering piece for layering in transitional weather. Wear it over a pair of the brand’s slim joggers for a stylish approach to casual dressing.


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Zip-Up Logo Sweater

This printed shirt courtesy of JOOP! will add a subtle pop of pattern to your casualwear. Crafted from Andreazza & Castelli Italian cotton, it features short sleeves and a classic button-down collar. Wear the flower-printed style with an array of ensembles; perfect for warm weather events.

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