Category: Men’s Fashion

First seen in 1966, the Brutus Trimfit shirt is back in time for the summer of 2009.

The shirts pack all that classic 1960s detailing of a slim fit, bold collar size button sleeves and a box pleat in the back, available in the first instance in a choice of tartan, black gingham or blue gingham.

The Brutus Trimfit website has recently gone online, offering you the chance to pre-register your interest in buying one, two or all of the colour variations, just enter your details at the site and you'll get an email when the shirts are available to pick up – which should be in the not-too-distant future. See over the page for more images.

Find out more at the Brutus Trimfit website

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Gama Clothing has produced a range of t-shirts featuring iconic 60s clubs and other institutions of the decade.

The GCT's are 'designed' by DJ and broadcaster Gary Crowley, although as most of the logos are pulled from original 60s artwork, I'm not sure how much designing was actually done – although he has picked the designs that feature on the shirts and overseen development of the range to be fair.

Regardless of that, the shirts are certainly eye-catching and worth a look for your summer hols, with The Marquee, the Flamingo, The Scene and The International Times being the first of the limited edition designs for sale. You can buy all of those from 1st June 2009, priced at £20. See over for more images.

Gama Clothing website

Via Modculture

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A timeless classic that's been around for more years than the majority of us – the Adidas 3 Stripes Trefoil t-shirt.

I certainly had similar ones as a kid and that's no surprise – these t-shirts are an exact replica of the first t-shirt made by Adidas. For your money, you get a slim-fitting top made of 100 per cent cotton, with the three stripes on the sleeves and a flock logo on the chest.

Various colours available (see another over the page), with a price of £25.

Find out more at the Adidas Store website

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