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With fall weather looming, a short-sleeve shirt may not be on the top of your list for things to pick up. But hear out Mauro Farinelli, designer for Wolf vs Goat, about why they're still a great buy for cooler weather.

"Fall is a great time to dress in layers. Just throw on a sweater or a jacket, and it's still a good look," he says. Plus his shirts are made from quality cotton fabrics with vintage, one-of-a-kind mother of pearl or genuine horn buttons.

Farinelli knows that plenty of guys out there opt to cuff their long-sleeve shirts, a practice he disagrees with especially for shirts cut close to the body. "My shirts are slim already, so trying to roll-up one of my long-sleeve shirts is kind of a hindrance, so just buy a short-sleeve. The armhole is still fitted."

Indeed, the silhouettes on Wolf vs Goat's "Before Dinner" shirts are definitely tailored, and a nice plaid or deep indigo shirt is always a welcome addition to any man's wardrobe.

"People have a tendency to shy away from short sleeve shirts because they believe that the armholes are kind of huge, and can make a normal guy look dorky. The armholes are slim and accentuate the arms. Chicks love the guns."

Another item you didn't know you needed? His sweat shorts. The care tag label sums up everything you need to know about them, and once you get them on, you'll be lounging in style.

"Those things are mad comfortable," says Mauro.

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Wolf vs Goat short-sleeve shirts, from $125

Styling Tip

During the transition into fall, a short-sleeve button-down under a light sweater can keep you comfortable as the temps swing from day to night.
 

Published on

September 9, 2011
 

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About Wolf vs Goat

 
Mauro Farinelli has had extensive experience in the fashion industry, cutting his teeth selling jeans before moving up to hawking such high-end menswear brands as Robert Geller, Spurr and Rag & Bone. Building on his love for American workwear and fine Italian tailoring, his own label merges quality fabrication with precise patterns made to make the average guy look and feel great. An avid foodie, Mauro often names his products with food references, like shirts with fits described as "before dinner" and "after dinner."

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