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" Fashion speak can often sound like a foreign language to outsiders \u2014 and quite a few insiders as well (though they&amp;#039;ll blithely nod along if confronted with it). Not so with co-designers Sam Shipley and Jeff Halmos of the aptly named label Shipley &amp;amp;amp; Halmos. They calls &amp;#039;em like they sees &amp;#039;em. And they design that way, too. Their fall/winter collection doesn&amp;#039;t adhere to any inspirational undercurrent, but instead focuses solely on making wearable clothing for the everyman who wants to look good but not, well, fussy. In their words, the brand (now five years old) seeks to create &amp;quot;a balance of clean, tailored suiting with classic American sportswear in a way that feels no more dressy and no less casual than an area right in the middle. No more modern and no less vintage than rooted pleasantly in the present tense.&amp;quot; A peacoat in hunter green, a new take on a their seasonal varsity jacket, faded denim, and a chunky blue cardigan are all winners, though they&amp;#039;re not alone. The pair have done exactly what they set out to do: design great clothing, no translation required. Check out the rest of the collection, right this way...  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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