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A must-have for the working man’s wardrobe, these suit-separate straight-fit pants from calvin klein are modern sophistication at its finest.

A must-have for the working man’s wardrobe, these suit-separate straight-fit pants from calvin klein are modern sophistication at its finest.

The subtle stripe fabrication can be a key look in any wardrobe. pair it with any of our suit separates for a modern and timeless look.


This mixed gauge sweater brings a modern element to a classic v-neck style. The rib body and flat knit raglan sleeve add interest.


The slim fit design of this woven shirt is bound to be a staple piece in anyone’s wardrobe. pair it with any our our suit seperates for an instant classic look.

This custom made armband is designed specifically for the HTC Evo 3D. Silk printing for full use of the volume controls and power button through the case. Made from water resistant neoprene material. Perfect for use in the gym, jogging, cycling, beach, etc. Fully adjustable.
Not suitable for use with any other HTC smartphone.

A study of the evolution of American women’s clothing, “When the Girls Came Out to Play” traces the history of modern sportswear as a universal style that broke down traditional gender roles. Patricia Warner shows how this profound cultural shift, which did not reach fruition until World War II, originated during the previous century with the gradual expansion of socially acceptable physical activity for women. Behind this development was a growing interest in sports and exercise that was further nurtured by the establishment of schools of higher education for women.
The participation of women in athletic pursuits previously reserved for men began with the relatively genteel sports of croquet and tennis. With the founding of women’s colleges, these “ladylike” games were supplemented by more vigorous activities and competitive team sports, from gymnastics to swimming to basketball. At first, Warner points out, women literally had nothing to wear for these activities. Whereas such fashionable attire as corsets, petticoats, hats, and gloves could be worn while playing outdoor lawn games, more strenuous athletic endeavors required less physically restrictive clothing. Even so, change came only gradually, as women’s colleges, shielded from public scrutiny and prying male eyes, permitted the adoption of looser, more comfortable apparel for physical education. Many of these new outfits featured trousers, garments considered taboo for women, though they often remained hidden beneath voluminous skirts.
Over time, however, the practicality and versatility of such clothing led to social acceptance, laying the foundation for the emergence of the now ubiquitous yet distinctly American style known as sportswear. Although we take it for granted, Warner observes, this is the first time in the history of the world that such universality has existed in clothing, and it has lasted now for well over half a century—in itself a marvel, considering the speed of fashion change in an era of instant messages and images.

Whether you’re going for a quick hike over your lunch break or heading out on the trail for a few days, Columbia’s Shastalavista Lea Mid Omni-Tech Hiking Boots are there to shuttle your feet away from the daily grind. Durable nubuck leather uppers protect your feet from rocks and sticks on trail, while the Omni-Tech waterproof breathable membranes form a blockade against water, snow, and mud. The injection-molded shanks provide torsional rigidity and gentle arch support as you walk, and the compression-molded TechLite midsoles cushion your feet without adding unnecessary weight.
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With the Columbia Sportswear Chippewa III Mitten Infant elastic at the wrist gives these mittens a snug fit and a zipper adjuster at the cuff make them easy to take on and off. The fleece nose wipe on the thumb takes care of the inevitable cold-weather sniffle factor and leatherette makes the palm grippyperfect for grabbing snow toys or forming snowballs.