Edition VI

The Shape of Prep to Come

In the hands of a new generation of American artisans, the classic codes of New England prep—oxford cloth, kilts, and sailor knits—are being reworked with wit, rigour, and a commitment to craft.

PHOTOGRAPHED BY Jon Ervin

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Ava Lamb is the founder of Lamb’s Kin Kilt Co. atelier based in New York. Each kilt is handmade-to-order from deadstock khaki canvas.
Maggie Koluch is a New York based knitwear artisan. Her cableknit sweaters are hand-knitted from deadstock wool and cashmere in a limited quantity.

Ellie wears theCPO Jacket by Nantucket Looms with the Chino by Glenn Liburd, the Elsa Vest by Mikiknits, and the 1890 Mule by Pastorum Carmina.

The Blue Blazer by Martin Greenfield, the last in Brooklyn, and The Shelburne Kilt by Acme Atelier in Moray, Scotland

The Shape of Prep to Come

Ava Lamb is the founder of Lamb’s Kin Kilt Co. atelier based in New York. Each kilt is handmade-to-order from deadstock khaki canvas.

Maggie Koluch is a New York based knitwear artisan. Her cableknit sweaters are hand-knitted from deadstock wool and cashmere in a limited quantity.

Ellie wears theCPO Jacket by Nantucket Looms with the Chino by Glenn Liburd, the Elsa Vest by Mikiknits, and the 1890 Mule by Pastorum Carmina.

The Blue Blazer by Martin Greenfield, the last in Brooklyn, and The Shelburne Kilt by Acme Atelier in Moray, Scotland