While they live on opposite coasts (Corrigan, 29, is married and settled in LA’s hipster neighborhood of Silver Lake, while the 27-year-old Sargent is “professionally single” in New York) , they often complete each other’s sentences. That embrace of change is par for the course for the lively and friendly business partners. It will be a reversion to the traditional menswear fit - straight and wide - as an alternative to the narrow silhouette that has been prevalent.” “And we’re introducing a new men’s fit for spring 2016. “For fall, we introduced suede to the men’s collection, and that’s been doing really well,” says Sargent. Looks from Simon Miller’s Spring Summer 2015 collection. While they’re best known for their custom jeans creations, cut from selvage denim imported from Japan and made in Los Angeles (with a price point to match - think $300 to $500 for a pair), they’re now unveiling new silhouettes and expanding beyond dungarees. These days, Corrigan and Sargent are busy preparing the launch of e-commerce on in April (their men’s line is also carried at stores like Barneys New York and Odin) and working on their first brand collaboration, a top-secret effort with a historic eyewear brand. “We had a little office in a sewing facility.” “It was just Simon and I doing it,” he recalls of the company’s beginnings.
“There was nothing - we had no office,” says Corrigan.Īlthough neither man had traditional fashion design training, Sargent had worked on retail product collaborations for luxury magazine Monocle, and Corrigan had worked one-on-one with Simon Miller himself, while studying graphic design at the California Institute of the Arts.
GC ImagesĪn impressive task, considering that when they inherited the company in 2011, it consisted only of 10 physical pairs of jeans, all in one wash. Channing Tatum is a known fan of the brand. In the five years since the brand’s founder handed them the reins, they’ve grown it into a CFDA Vogue Fashion Fund nominee and branched into men’s knits as well as a women’s line. That zest for luxe-meets-low key pleasure is also evident in their jeans line, beloved by celebs like Channing Tatum, Drake and Ben Stiller. UTSA softball, under the direction of head coach Michelle Cheatham, will host 17 games at home in 2019, including non-league foes Baylor, BYU, Texas State and UIW, and league opponents UAB, Middle Tennessee, Louisiana Tech and UTEP.It’s a warm Friday in Los Angeles and Daniel Corrigan and Jake Sargent, creative directors of the ultra-premium denim brand Simon Miller, are taking in the sunset views from West Hollywood’s Soho House.
Senior righty Karan Patel will help anchor the starting rotation, with bullpen stalwarts Bradley Griggs, Palmer Wenzel and Kyrell Miller starring in relief. The Roadrunners return several standouts from a 32-win season in 2018, including preseason All-America infielder Bryan Arias, and returning positional starters in Josh Lamb, Dylan Rock and Ryan Stacy. Texas State (March 5), Missouri (March 26), Lamar (April 9), Houston Baptist (April 23) and UIW (May 7) highlight the midweek schedule. Middle Tennessee (March 15-17), Southern Miss (March 29-31), Old Dominion (April 12-14), WKU (April 26-28) and FAU (May 10-12). UTSA will host conference clashes in three-game sets at the Bird Bath vs.
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UTSA baseball kicks off its schedule with the season-opening and season-long, seven-game homestand, starting with a three-game series vs. The Roadrunners, under the direction of seventh-year head coach Jason Marshall, will host 32 games at Roadrunner Field in 2019, including 15 of their 30 game Conference USA schedule. SAN ANTONIO - UTSA baseball and softball season and single-game tickets are on sale now for the 2019 season.įor more information and to speak directly to a ticket sales representative, fans can call or text the UTSA Ticket Office at 210.458.8872 or by visiting .īaseball/Softball Single-Game Tickets: $7 Adults, $5 Kids/Military
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