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" Last night, Bonobos \u2014 something of a Zappos for pants, if you&amp;#039;re in the dark \u2014 invited us aboard the Black Night, a helluva boat that was once owned by the Mellon family. There, there was tub of good liquor, a decent paella, and some exciting news from Bonobos CEO Andy Dunn. Already, the online-only operation is known as a place where men can get pants that simply fit, ones that will prepare them for work without looking too trendy. And next spring, things will get a bit more stylish. Their $600 suits are being slimmed down (thanks to a designer director who came from J.Crew) and their chinos will be offered in citrus shades and other neons, inspired by David Hockney and Palm Springs in the &amp;#039;60s. Among all those bright colors, there was a more subtle stand-out: After solving the pants-that-work-for-work conundrum, the company will begin selling denim in November. No pocket liners, sprezzy details, or shocking colors included. The jeans will come in three classic blue finishes \u2014 rinse, dark, and medium \u2014 and they&amp;#039;ll be produced stateside, in Los Angeles. Each pair is created from North Carolina&amp;#039;s Cone Denim, a legendary textile company known for it&amp;#039;s high-quality denim. Even more impressively, this is the first time we&amp;#039;ve seen denim from Cone at such an approachable price. For $125 per pair, you may want to rethink your entire denim arsenal when these launch soon. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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