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The Murdoch: Sturdy, classic, quintessentially REDD. For young guns exuding confidence and an adventuresome spirit, and sporting a lean figure to boot. The most high-definition REDD knit, so to speak—perfect for the gentleman with an eye for impeccable detail, and eyes on him for the same.
As we've said before, REDD designs every make of shirt with particular personal qualities in mind. The Murdoch—a lightweight jersey available in both Classic and Slim fits, each featuring the signature left chest pocket and three-button placket—distinguishes itself for being perhaps our most powerful shirt, striking a bold statement with its flat-knit collar and banded sleeves, yet remaining in possession of a quiet, steady reserve. Exuberant, but not loud; forceful, but not violent; fitting you with the white-hot precision of a laser beam. Look up "strapping" in the thesaurus, and you'll see "The Murdoch." And then the thesaurus will explode.
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Boys' Knits
By REDD
3/19/2010 3:49:00 PM
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When it comes to outfitting the little gentleman in your life, REDD's selection of pint-sized variations on our classic knit styles are hard to beat. Here's a brief primer on our offerings for boys' apparel:
The Charley. Named for Robert Redd's young nephew, this lightweight short-sleeve jersey with a self-fabric collar is made for the charming, all-around good kid. Other popular colors include Tomato/Blue, Twilight/Salmon, and Powder Blue/Robin's Egg.
The Bobby. One of two REDD styles featuring long-sleeves, the banded-collar Bobby is ideal for the young gentleman with play in his heart. Also comes in Powder Blue/Robin's Egg.
The Murdy. A bear of a shirt, named for Robert Redd's grandson, made for the active, restless, and fun-loving adventurer. Available colors include Kelly Green/Lilac, Virginia Sky Blue/Robin's Egg, and White.
The Bayard. Fast and furious, a dashing shirt for the young man who only knows one speed. Also comes in Twilight/Salmon and Twilight/Tomato.
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The Doering: Cool, swift and graceful—like the perfect golf swing, or an immaculate fly cast. Or driving along a winding country road in a Ferrari, your hood down, effortlessly hugging the curves. You get the idea.
At REDD, we design each of our shirts to produce a particular effect. Each has its own style, purpose, character—you might even say a persona. The Doering is the latest addition to the REDD family of knits, and what sets it apart, not only from our other shirts but from any polo of its kind currently on the market, is the way it lets you move: with the fluidity of a dancer, the precision of a surgeon, and the follow-through of a championship golfer.
Look: We can't promise you that wearing The Doering will imbue you with the golden touch. Mastery of any skill requires tremendous time and effort; meticulous attention to every detail of your craft; and, more than anything, the tenacity to persevere through the inevitable plateaus in your development. And The Doering is ideal for just that. With its lightweight, generous Sporting Fit, open sleeves and razor sharp lines, it's specifically designed for the crafty gentleman—or the gentle craftsman—invested in the honing of his practice and the cultivation of a surefire, hole-in-one maneuver.
And speaking of sharp lines and slick maneuvers, gents, The Doering works just as well on the ladies as it does on the green.
Click here to take a look at The Doering in various sizes and colors.
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Make no mistake—we at REDD have just as much interest in the practical, day-to-day exigencies of contemporary life as we do for the legendary deeds of our benefactor, Robert Redd. And you don't need us to tell you that the clothes make the man, and in a sticky situation, the make of a man makes all the difference.
Let's say, for example, you're taking your lady out for a night on the town. Cocktails, dinner rolls, filet mignon...you know the drill. Afterwards, you take her to the theatre or cabaret. You're standing together in the ticket line, and as she takes her hand off your elbow to reach for her lipstick, a clueless cad swoops in to chat her up, apparently oblivious to the fact that she's spoken for.
Pop quiz, gentleman: What do you do?
A.) Flex your muscles menacingly—the Murdoch you're wearing shows them off nicely.
B.) Lean in and kiss your date—she may be surprised, but how could she turn down a man in a Doering?
C.) Coldly flash the guy your business card, or better yet, decapitate him with it—you look that sharp. Try not to get any blood on the Robert you're wearing.
D.) Laugh it off. Pose a friendly inquiry: "Excuse me, sir, but where did you find that dashing Nickelback T-shirt?" (He got it at Target, but don't let on that you know that.) Tell him he would look good in a Charles—you know, like the one you're wearing.
E.) Cross your arms and say "Hey bro, the lady isn't interested, you hear?" Oops—you forgot to wear REDD tonight.
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