Double denim.

Women's Wear

Class.

It’s finally here, MITT issue 3 is now available to order at The MITT Mrkt! To celebrate, we’re offering ALL issues with free shipping worldwide!

The third printed issue of MITT includes twelve new features on man made goods from around the world. Interviews with Felix Chan of New Albion Sports in Sydney, Melbourne based leathersmith Tom Farrah (our cover man), Grey Fox menswear blogger David Evans, foodie Gabriel Cabrera in Mexico and London stylist Glen Campbell. Plus written and photographic essays on a soulful night in Mississippi, a reunion between lovers, experiments with bee-sting cream, summer fashion editorial shot somewhere in Brooklyn, a comic take at being #menswear and a look at menswear inspired women’s street style from Tokyo, London, Paris, New York, Madrid and Melbourne.

Thank you the amazing contributors in this issue, Guy Wilkinson, Adam Baidawi, Dick Carroll, James Cameron, Brook James, Joshua Lawrence, Jefferson Piers, Andrew Geeves, Natalie Shukur, Adam Nickel and David Urbanke.

Orders will start shipping early next week and will be on Austalian newsstands September 18th. If you would like to become an international stockist, please get in touch.

Satin.

Women's Wear

Pink.

Wine tasting

IN COLLABORATION WITH BOOTLEGGERS

BOOTLEGGERS WINE TASTING

After a wine induced collaboration with Sydney based wine start-up Bootleggers, where we profiled how Australian men are expressing their personal style and taste through fashion and wine, we finally got a chance to celebrate. The stylish Men In This Town readers who registered for a chance to attend, got to sip on a 2008 Dal Forno Romano Amarone della Valpolicella, which retails at $549 a bottle. It was worth every bit. Thanks for everyone who came out and for the men featured over the past few weeks.

Baby blues.

Similar look: Barena Slim-Fit Checked Wool Blazer.

Goods.

Women's Wear

Neck scarf.

Movie music

STILL LIFE

MOVIE MUSIC

You either love or hate Woody Allen movies (or the man himself for that matter), but I personally can’t get enough of his genius filmmaking and musical taste. Being a musician himself, his movies are always scored in a way that really bring his characters and locations to life. Swing In The Films of Woody Allen is a compilation of some favourite jazz tunes featured in Midnight in Paris all the way back to Stardust Memories. If you can find it in vinyl, as I did in London this past year, it sounds even better.

Also pictured: Aquila shoes, M.J. Bale bow-tie.