Robert Geller’s short career path is the envy of almost all designers. After moving from Germany to attend RISD, he joined Marc Jacobs and contributed to four lines, before joining Alexandre Plokhov in the redesign of Cloak, where he contributed to five lines that won awards from the Ecco Domani to a Vogue/CFDA grant. He launched his own line in 2007 and the plaudits for his sharp downtown designs have come from all corners. Here he rethinks the vest with a two-tone plum and black waistcoat. It exudes versatility in spades, both in all-weather wearability (made from 60% linen) and design, with a unique collar and cut that would look equally as good over a dress shirt and tie as it would over your favorite henley or t-shirt. In fact, nearly any vest is great for layering and vibe, this one just offers a bit more. Available here.




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