ts(s) sometimes makes sort of old school gear that looks like it could have been ripped from an old Sherlock Holmes story or something. Other times, it's just very down home, honest to goodness solid clothing aimed at people who are probably fairly established in their line of creative work. It's nothing super white collar or anything corny like that, but it's also not one of those fucking liberal hippie dippy graphic design firms either. Or maybe it's that cool college professor that never actually gave homework out and instead had you write one serious paper each semester that was worth, like, 50% of your grade with the other half being participation. At face value, that can feel safe or boring with all the earth tone plaids and scholarly looks, but ts(s) F/W 15 does it with enough panache to make it appealing. I especially like the navy jacket in slide 8 for fall evenings, which looks like what said cool history would wear on a date with one of his students.
