Still Here

Still Here's 'Havana' shirt is made from Japanese Selvedge cotton that has a crisp handle to emphasize the structured shape. Cut for a loose, boxy fit, it has a chest pocket and slim ties at the front that can be styled into bows. 

Havana tie-detailed cotton shirt

Still Here's 'Havana' top is designed with dainty ties along the front that secure it closed. Cut from cotton-twill, it has a loose, boxy silhouette with notched lapels and a simple chest pocket. Style it with the label's 

Havana tie-front cotton-twill shirt

The mustard and white lines on Still Here's 'Havana' shirt nod to the signature hand-painted stripes that appear on the label's denim. It's cut for a loose, boxy fit from crisp cotton-poplin and dotted with a pair of marbled buttons. Wear it with the 

Havana striped cotton-poplin shirt

If you're all about true indigo when it comes to denim, you're sure to love these jeans from Still Here. This 'Tate' style hugs your hips and is slightly cropped at the ankles, so it'll work with virtually every type of shoe. We love them styled with a blazer and sneakers.

Tate Crop high-rise straight-leg jeans

Although Still Here stays true to vintage shapes, the label highlights how jeans can be re-imagined with fresh new details. This 'Tate' pair features plush fleece panels through the back. They have a high-rise waist and straight legs that are cropped just above the ankles.

Tate Crop fleece-trimmed high-rise straight-leg jeans

Although Still Here stays true to vintage shapes, the label highlights how jeans can be re-imagined with fresh new details. This 'Tate' pair has panels of dark-brown waxed canvas at the knees for a cool, unexpected contrast. They have a high-rise waist with a straight, cropped fit through the legs.

Tate Crop waxed canvas-paneled high-rise straight-leg jeans

Still Here's jeans have Shibori-dyed stripes along the back so they almost look pleated - these fresh details are what sets the brand's denim apart. This 'Tate' style hugs your hips and is cropped at the ankles, so they look great with boots. Style yours with everything from ribbed tanks to slouchy knitwear.

Although Still Here stays true to vintage shapes, the label highlights how jeans can be re-imagined with fresh new details. This 'Tate' pair features canvas panels through the back, each one embroidered with floral motifs, hearts and the brand's initials. They have a high-rise waist and straight legs that are cropped just above the ankles.

Tate Crop canvas-trimmed high-rise straight-leg jeans

Still Here's 'Childhood' jeans are one of the label's most popular styles - they have a high-rise, straight-leg fit modeled after vintage pairs. This 'Stones and Rocks' version is dyed in the label's 'Classic Blue' wash and hand-painted with white stripes along the back. Style them with a sweatshirt and sneakers.

Childhood Stones and Rocks printed high-rise straight-leg jeans

"Each pair of vintage-inspired jeans possess a mark of handwork," says Still Here. This 'Tate' style is painted with colorful shapes at the back of both straight legs. The're made from structured denim in a classic blue wash and fasten with a buttoned fly at the high-rise waist.

Tate Crop painted high-rise straight-leg jeans

Still Here's jeans are intended to replicate the look of vintage styles but feel like a brand new pair. This 'Tate' style hugs your hips and is cropped at the ankles, so they'll make you look taller if you have a petite frame. Style yours with everything from ribbed tanks to knitwear.

Inspired by vintage styles, Still Here's 'Childhood' jeans have a ripped knee for an authentically lived-in look. The high rise and slightly cropped cuffs work together to make you look taller. They're finished with both rose gold- and silver-tone hardware.

Childhood distressed high-rise straight-leg jeans

Still Here’s jeans are inspired by vintage designs but are made from modern fabrics - this 'Bone' denim pair is woven from cotton that's mostly recycled. They're cut with a high rise and cropped cuffs, and look best with strappy sandals. Look closely and you'll see 'SH' stitched on the back.

Still Here is invested in sustainable design - these 'Tate' shorts are almost entirely made from recycled fibers. Cut from raw ecru denim, they have a high-rise waist and turn to reveal tonal beaded stripes that elongate the straight legs. The frayed cuffs give them a slightly undone feel.

Tate beaded frayed denim shorts

Still Here incorporates cool, artful touches to its jeans to make them each feel and look special. These best-selling 'Tate' shorts are cut from sturdy blue denim that's hand-painted at the reverse with an array of muted hues. They have a high-rise waist and relaxed legs that fall to softly frayed hems. Wear yours with a T-shirt and slides.

Tate printed frayed denim shorts

Still Here's separates can be mixed and matched so effortlessly. These drawstring 'Scrunch' shorts are cut for a relaxed fit from airy cotton-poplin patterned with mustard and white stripes. We suggest styling it with the 

Scrunch striped cotton-poplin shorts

Although Still Here stays true to vintage shapes, the label highlights how jeans can be re-imagined with fresh new details. This 'Sherpa Tate' pair features plush fleece panels through the back. They have a high-rise waist and straight legs that are cropped just above the ankles.

Sherpa Tate cropped fleece-trimmed high-rise straight-leg jeans

Although Still Here stays true to vintage shapes, the label highlights how jeans can be re-imagined with fresh new details. This 'Cowboy Tate' pair has panels of dark-brown waxed canvas at the knees for a cool, unexpected contrast. They have a high-rise waist with a straight, cropped fit through the legs.

Cowboy Tate cropped waxed canvas-paneled high-rise straight-leg jeans

Tate cropped high-rise straight-leg jeans

Although Still Here stays true to vintage shapes, the label highlights how jeans can be re-imagined with fresh new details. This 'Loom Play Tate' pair features canvas panels through the back, each one embroidered with floral motifs, hearts and the brand's initials. They have a high-rise waist and straight legs that are cropped just above the ankles.

Loom Play Tate cropped canvas-trimmed high-rise straight-leg jeans

Shibori Tate cropped high-rise straight-leg jeans

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Elleme’s name is derived from the French conjugation “Elle aime” (“She loves”) – and we predict that you’ll love the label’s designs. They channel inspiration from the heart of Paris’s creative quarter, Le Marais, where the label’s studio is based.

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