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"I like a shop in downtown New York called Supreme (274 Lafayette St., 212-966-7799). In my opinion, it's the Herm\u00E8s of the skateboard crowd. The name Supreme is entirely apt when applied to certain of their items\u2014pocket tees (long or short sleeve), jeans, hooded sweatshirts, and casual jackets. My absolute favorite khakis are from Supreme: flat-front, button-fly pants with a reinforced seat, impeccably made from a military design. Their tees feature fine cotton and special stretch side panels for a perfect fit, and they come in the most essential colors. I may be the only guy in the shop who has gray hair and didn't board there, but I know excellence when I see it. I also shop regularly at J. Press (www.jpressonline.com), the preppy institution that is, to quote a whispering Brooks Brothers salesman, \"the real Brooks Brothers.\" Actually, Press has a distinguished tradition, and when it comes to classic American style, they do it better than anybody else (with the possible exception of Ralph, at triple the price). Their socks are hard to beat. The club ties are great, as are the belts. And in the summer months, their seersuckers and madras are as good as it gets (and the prices even better)."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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