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"FacebookPinterest\n\nIf you've opened GQ or followed this blog over the past couple months, chances are you've seen us feature some item of clothing from the powerhouse discount Japanese retailer Uniqlo. Can you blame us? How could we not get behind the perfect herringbone tweed blazer for $99.50, a soft, subtly-striped university scarf for $19.50, or a trim, super-warm duffel coat with contrast plaid lining for $130? As the weekend lines at Uniqlo's flagship SoHo store in NYC (the company's only outlet\u2014so far\u2014in the U.S.) attest, these folks are onto something. And now that celebrated German designer Jil Sander is entering her second season as Uniqlo's creative director, stylish guys on a budget can expect even more well-made, well-priced, cooly minimalist essentials. Case in point: Sander's new Spring 2010 collection for her Uniqlo line +J, which hit the NYC store this morning. All we can say is: Go. Now. As soon as you possibly can. If the demand for Sander's debut +J line last fall was any indication, her sharp take on classic men's wardrobe staples will likely be gone by day's end.\n\nSome of our favorite pieces: a breezy cotton khaki topcoat (pictured above) for $149.50, and this cotton-blend suit in a brighter shade of navy ($129.50 for the blazer, $49.50 for the pants\u2014that's right, a Jil Sander-designed, perfect-for-spring-and-summer suit at under $200).\n\n546 Broadway, New York, NY; 917-237-8800; www.uniqlo.com\n\nFacebookPinterest"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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