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The Best of Season 8 from John Elliott

Jesse Jernigan
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Since the first season of John Elliott was released in the spring of 2013, this lifelong passion project has become one of the most sought after designer brands in the industry.

Season 8 was nothing less than what we expected from this West Coast designer. Basic tops in slim and oversized fits, designed with a clean, urban color palate, are paired with distressed jeans and high top premium leather sneakers to give you a fashion-forward head-to-toe look. John Elliott has also stepped up his jacket game this season with classic padded bombers, overcoats, and reversible, full-zip jackets equipped with a hood and lined with a faux fur fabric for added warmth and flare. All are trendy pieces that showcase Elliott’s creative hand and his knack for being able to transform simple designs into functional, modern fits with unique fabrics.

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Elliott’s fall and winter lineup already has us geared up for the release of Season 9 next year. But, in the meantime, check out some of our favorites from Season 8 of John Elliott.

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Leather High Top White Sneakers – $398

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These sneakers are hand-crafted in Italy with 100% calfskin leather. They are designed with a padded nubuck collar, premium leather lining, waxed laces, and a custom rubber sole. They run a bit large so be sure to order one size smaller than your usual size. These sneakers also come in black with a white sole.

Sashiko Extended Classic Crew – $138John Elliott

This slim fit crewneck tee is made with heavy weight Japanese cotton and features an extended body with a sashiko, cross-pattern embroidery on the tail. You can wear this tee with nearly any style of jacket and jeans.

Terrain Indigo Jeans – $498

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Terrain Black Jeans – $498

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These distressed jeans are slim with a tapered fit and low rise in the front and high rise in the back. They pair nicely with the Sashiko Extended Crewneck Tee mentioned earlier.

Brushed Flannel Button Up Shirt – $248

John ElliottThis slim fitting button up shirt is made with brushed flannel and features a button placket, chest pocket, barrel cuffs, and a point collar. You can layer this shirt under one of John Elliott’s signature bombers or you can order a size or two up and layer it over a John Elliott hoodie for a cool street look.

Oversized Thermal Crewneck in Maroon – $248

John ElliottThis slightly oversize thermal sweater is a great layering option. It comes equipped with the dropped shoulder look and is made with Australian merino wool.

Raw Edge Raglan Crewneck in Oak – $198

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Raw Edge Raglan Crewneck in Black – $198John ElliottThese classic crews are designed with raglan sleeves and unfinished edges where the sleeves and hemline meet the rib. They’re made with 100% custom knit French terry and pair nicely with John Elliott’s distressed jeans mentioned earlier.

Kake Mock Pullover in Slate – $228John ElliottKake Mock Pullover in Dune – $228

John ElliottThese oversize pullover hoodies are designed with dropped shoulders and a kangaroo pocket in the front, ribbed side panels, a stand collar, and drawstrings on the hood. These hoodies make for great layering pieces.

Bogata Bomber in Black – $395

John ElliottThis classic nylon bomber is designed with a dual zipper, three snap pen closures – two on the pockets and one of the left arm, a ribbed collar and sleeves, and a lightweight quilted Thermolite lining. For a fashionable street look, layer this bomber over one of John Elliott’s basic hoodies and pair with the distressed jeans (both black and indigo would compliment the jacket) and high top premium leather sneakers.

Bolivia Reversible Full-Zip in Cream x Alpine – $398

John ElliottThis is one of the more unique pieces from Season 8. This jacket fits slim and is cropped at the waist. It’s reversible so you can wear sheen side out or with the faux fur pile lining on the exterior. The faux piling is 100% acrylic and the jacket is designed with three snap closure pockets–one on the chest and two at the front.

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