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BLACK FRIDAY SALE

consider yourself warned.

HOLIDAY KICK OFF PARTY

COME CELEBRATE THE NEW LOOK OF OUR SPACE

and
KICK OFF THE HOLIDAYS
at the
MICHAEL CEPRESS DESIGNER MENSWEAR
HOLIDAY KICK-OFF PARTY

We're ready to dive into the holiday season and want to host an evening of fun to celebrate our crisp cold weather and the
NEW LOOK of our shop.

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 19, 2009
6:00pm - 10:00pm

Hot cider and refreshments are on us!

NEW STYLES ON THE RACKS!
BRING FRIENDS AND MAKE NEW ONES!

I HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!
-MC-

Sweet Inspiration : Green and Brown

Thanks to Cody for these beautiful eggs!

MC Design Profile | Waistcoats called "Wilde"

For Oscar Wilde it was not only about wearing distinctive outwear, but distinctive layers beneath. A waistcoat like MC's "Wilde" that sits close to your body offers the shape, structure, noteworthy color and pattern that requires no other frills - no other decoration.

See the subtle, elegant turn of the lapel into the shoulder? I did that for you.

I'm offering this design in two palettes; Pipe Smoke Grey and Wine Red. My best guess is that Mr. Wilde would have commissioned one in green.

Happy Halloween!

MC Design Profile | A Shirt Called Charlie

When Mick and Keith and the boys are in their leather and satin or spandex and fringe, Charlie always pulls through with exquisite tailoring. He rarely even rolls up his sleeves when it comes time to work.



I've named this shirt style after Mr. Watts for that very reason. The cut is clean, trim, and polished. The baby houndstooth collar and detailing is crisp and refined. With that kind of class in the mix, Charlie works just as well paired with your work-day suit as it does for a night at the club.

MC Design Profile | A Shirt Called "Jones"

Davy? George? No.....its Brian.


When I design and name new styles, I sometimes think about who I could see - or would like to see - wearing that particular style. For this shirt it's Brian Jones. Daydream with me for a second; Visualize this shirt with it's plaid spread collar and front placket detail showcasing a perfectly tied Full-Windsor knot and Mr. Jones himself bringing an number of other Carnaby-inspired delights into the equation. A pin-wale corduroy military jacket, maybe? A curly-lamb collared overcoat with brass hardware?

But that's 1967.

For today's Modern Gentleman it makes just as much sense with your favorite jeans on any given day of the week. For today's Modern Gentleman with a reason to celebrate it can be the piece you wear to delight your friends and fans on an important Friday night when you proudly sport your skinny suit and freshly-shined strides.