Hemingway and Pickett adds menswear to their boutique

Hemingway and Pickett, Los Angeles-based art and design shop, decided to expand its store by selling classic menswear and accessories. The decor shop is set to unveil this addition next month in July.

Known for its unique art and design decor, the boutique will offer brands that reflect a timeless style for the average, adult man. “Hemingway and Sons” will be the name of the menswear that the store will be selling. Hemingway and Sons is a family business name which migrated to Los Angeles from humble beginnings in Australia. With the move, the name changed to Hemingway and Pickett. "I am proud to continue the traditions that the family name holds for me and to continue our hunt for all the great products that our incredible customers have come to expect from us,” Tony Burke Hemingway, owner of the store, told LA Racked.

The store will include brands such as Taylor Stitch, Naked + Famous, Welcome Stranger, Clarks, and more according to the publication. On July 1, the store will offer a preview party for guests before opening officially on July 2. The store, located in Silver Lake, has gained a following from Los Angeles locals due to its indie trinkets and quality products. Pieces range in price from 6 to 170 dollars in price. The first store opened in 2011, originally emphasizing Australian and local finds for its merchandise. This is the brand’s only existing store currently.