This collaboration already has its own defined section ("Heller's Café by Warehouse") under Features at JCrew.com (click here to shop online). Several of the pieces are reproductions from McKaughan's personal archive. According to the site:Regulation Work Wear | Heller’s Café by Warehouse
By Lindsey Botts
January 7, 2011
Larry McKaughan, head of the vintage clothing company Heller’s Café, has garnered a cultlike following among heritage-obsessed shoppers on the hunt for authentic, turn-of-the-century clothing. So when J.Crew approached him to collaborate on a capsule collection, he jumped at the chance.
“Their willingness to think outside the box and bring in other brands to the company is brilliant,” McKaughan gushes. “They know what they’re doing.” And so does he, having anticipated the now perennial trend for rough-hewn work wear and published a book on Americana arcana, “King of Vintage by Heller’s Café Inc.”
The resulting Heller’s Café by Warehouse collection (Warehouse is the company’s Japanese-market offshoot) comprises 10 workaday staples, including chambray button-ups, fitted worn-in denim and jacquard henleys. Calluses not included. Available at jcrew.com.
Larry McKaughan of Heller's Café fame teamed up with Warehouse, Japan's cult-favorite denim brand (and one of the most true-to-tradition garment makers around) to bring us—and you—this extremely limited-edition, vintage-inspired piece(s).And there's a bit more for the J.Crew Aficionados out there. We got to see some images of the Spring 2011 Collection for Men in an earlier post ("J.Crew Presents their Spring 2011 Collection" post). "Thanks!" to J.Crew Guy In Canada who shared the following links which show a bit more from the latest collection:
- "J. Crew Men's Spring 2011 Collection Presentation" [Examiner]
- "For the Boys: J.Crew Men's Spring 2011 Preview" [Habitually Chic]
- "Preview: J.Crew Men's Spring 2011" [The Thread]

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