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    Lone Star Suave

    Texas clothing brand unveils fashionable fall collection for the modern gentleman

    Chantal Rice
    Sep 3, 2021 | 9:35 am

    Hey, dude, it doesn’t matter whether you’re heading back to school or the office, want to dress to kill for a blind date, or just want to look dapper when heading out for a night on the town. If you don’t want to send off the vibes of a fashion victim, summon the style of a modern Texas gentleman.

     

    Even if you don’t know your pocket square from your pocket knife or a jersey sweatshirt from the Jersey Shore, you can still rock a gentlemanly Lone Star style with the help of Austin-based menswear brand Texas Standard, which unveiled its fall 2021 collection this week.

     

    Steadfastly devoted to “outfitting the modern Texas Gentleman,” Texas Standard sells its modern “wears” — ranging from Western shirts and guayaberas to denim items and accessories — from its flagship shop in the Hyde Park neighborhood, as well as at menswear retailers throughout Texas, and online.

     

    “It doesn’t matter if you live in Texas, grew up here, or just embrace the ‘come and take it’ mentality. Texas style transcends state lines,” says Drew Bagot, co-founder of Texas Standard.

     

    Texas Standard’s new fall collection features a few new apparel categories, including outerwear, as well as expanded clothing offerings, and seasonal options for the brand’s most popular designs.

     

    Highlights of Texas Standard’s fall 2021 collection include:

     
       
    •  The Borderland Vest ($99.50, sizes S-3XL), the brand’s first outerwear introduction, was designed with a form-meets-function approach, with its standard cut aiming to provide comfort and flexibility, while the lightweight poly-blend outer shell and knit back make for great layering. It’s available in Republic Navy and Guadalupe Green hues.
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    •  Texas Flannel ($114.50, sizes S-3XL), a modern take on a staple of a Texas gentleman’s go-to outfit, is available in four new color combos. The durable brushed cotton shirts have the look and feel of flannel without the weight — because, hello, guys, it’s almost always scorching in Texas. Ideal for Texas’ unpredictable fall and winter seasons, the flannels are named after Texas counties. Texas Flannels are available in Taylor, a gray-navy mini-houndstooth; Newton, a light-blue and navy-gray check; and Hidalgo, a solid light gray. Bestseller Dallas, a contemporary blue and white plaid, also returns this season.
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    •  Modern Western Shirt ($114.50, sizes S-3XL), which is handmade in El Paso by a third-generation shirt maker, offers a subtle Western wear option. It features Western-style yokes on the front shoulders and back, a pen/glasses hole on the embroidered chest pocket, cut cuffs, a hidden button-down collar, and buttons rather than pearl snaps. It’s 100 percent cotton and is the perfect length to wear untucked or dressed up. This season, the 21st-century take on the 19th-century staple is available in three new Texas county-themed color combos: neutral beige Cameron; gray gingham Haskell; and Sherman, a light-blue gingham.
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    •  Texas Check Sport Shirt ($114.50, sizes S-3XL), also hand-made in El Paso by Texas Standard’s multi-generational shirt maker and named after Texas counties, is featured in four new styles this season: 100 percent cotton Ellis, a green and navy gingham; 100 percent cotton Archer, with a solid-blue with navy windowpane; poly-cotton blends Smith, with a gray and white windowpane; and Webb, with a contemporary blue, red, and white windowpane. Details include a hidden button-down collar and corner-cut sleeve cuffs.
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    •  Tejas Guayaberas ($118.50, sizes S-3XL), a Texas Standard fave, include nine new color combos this season, in addition to the existing eight options. The brand’s modern take on the formal Cuban shirt is now available in Plata (black with silver); Diablo Rojo (red); Diablo Verde (green), and Diablo (black) embroidery; Gruene (cream with green); Prickly Pear (purple); Burnt Orange (orange); Red River (red); Flores (maroon and green); Seguin (silver); and Garza (gold) embroidery; navy with gold (Estandar) or silver (Armada Plata) embroidery; Burnt Orange with white embroidery; Maroon with white embroidery; and Benavides (blue with blue embroidery).
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    •  Performance Hybrid Quarter Zip ($84.50) comes in two additional color combos: Hunter Green and Sandstone, as well as last season’s popular Mockingbird Gray. Extra soft and lightweight, it’s great for layering and outdoor activities. The pullover is moisture-wicking and odor-resistant.
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    Additionally, Texas Standard will continue to offer some of its most popular designs, including:

     
       
    •  Modern Western Polo ($74.50, sizes S-3XL), a polo shirt inspired by the brand’s modern Western shirt.
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    •  Throwback Sweatshirt ($38.50, sizes S-3XL), available in Republic Navy, Mockingbird Gray, and Hunter Green.
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    •  Standard Long-sleeve T-shirts ($37.50) made of 100 percent Peruvian cotton in 10 color options.
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    •  The PHT, Performance Hybrid T-shirt ($28.50, sizes S-2XL), designed for comfort, breathability, and versatility. It’s available in 10 colors.
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    •  Standard Pocket T-shirt ($34.50, sizes S-3XL) in Gunpowder Gray, Agave Green, and Steller Blue.
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    •  Game Day Sport Shirt ($99.50, sixes S-3XL) in six micro-check color combos.
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    • A collection of unique heritage printed T-shirts ($34.50, sizes S-2XL).
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    •  Accessories like caps, patch hats, the modern ranger belt, trays, key fobs, and wallets.
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    “Our collection was designed for the modern Texas gentleman, whether he works behind a desk or a tractor, wrangles kids or livestock, brands cattle or companies,” says co-founder Christine Bagot. “You don’t have to live in Texas to be a modern Texas gentleman.”

     

    The Borderland Vest.

    Borderland Vest
      
    Courtesy of Texas Standard
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    8 Houston stores and creators raising money for Hill Country flood relief

    Emily Cotton
    Jul 14, 2025 | 12:30 pm
    Christina Greene Texas Hill Country jewelry
    Courtesy of Christina Greene
    Christina Greene has five jewelry pieces in the Support Texas Hill Country collection.

    The devastating Independence Day floods that tore through the Texas Hill Country have had fellow Texans scrambling to support Kerr County and the surrounding areas. Texans have already shown up in a big way, but, as the Hill Country recovers, our neighbors need continuous support.

    These local Houston businesses are offering generous donations through customized items, Texas memorabilia, and bespoke events to raise much-needed relief funding for those most affected by the floods.

    Events

    La Fête presents In Bloom, We Give: A Benefit for TEXSAR Floral Class
    Each ticket ($175) includes a hands-on floral design class led by La Fête HTX, all materials and fresh seasonal blooms to create your own custom arrangement, and a beautifully-styled floral piece to take home. This special evening is designed to inspire creativity and community, all while giving back. The florist will donate 100 percent of profits to Texas Search and Rescue (TEXSAR) to support their on-going flood relief efforts across the state. The event will be held at the Montrose Country Club on Wednesday, July 23 from 6:30-8:30 pm.

    The Plant Project presents Sunshine and Succulent Bar 
    Presented by the dynamic Bree Clarke of The Plant Project, this three-day event will donate 100 percent of its proceeds to Blueberry Hill Farm & Rescue in honor of Eloise “Lulu” Peck, an 8-year old girl who died in the flood. For $65, participants will create a garden from succulents, plants, and blooms that celebrate Lulu’s wonderful life and the deep, unwavering love she had for animals. The event takes place at M-K-T Heights (600 N Shepherd Dr, Ste 117) from July 18-20.

    “We love the memorial fund that Blueberry Hill Farm & Rescue has created,” Clarke tells CultureMap.

    Stacy Snyder hosts Pilates With Purpose
    Join the Love Is Blind star for a 45-minute, all-levels mat Pilates class, then stay for a community raffle and social hour. (Bring your own mat.) Priced at $35, the event takes place at Moonshine Deck (1239 W 19th St.) on Tuesday, July 29 at 6 pm.

    “Every moment helps support our shared cause! Come together in community and support our neighbors in need,” says Snyder. “100 percent of ticket proceeds will be donated to Central Texas Flood recovery. We'll also have an exciting raffle preceding the class with items generously donated by local vendors. Every dollar spent on raffle tickets will go directly to support our chosen charity.”

    Shopping

    The Antiquarium
    This River Oaks institution will be donating a percentage of all sales from Tuesday, July 15 through Saturday, July 19 to benefit Kerr County Flood Relief. Find antique maps, books, prints, and paintings of native Texas plants and wildlife to add to your collection, for a cause. (1976 W Gray St.)

    Christina Greene
    The Houston-based jewelry designer has created the five-item, Support Texas Hill Country collection. Choose from three necklaces, stud earrings, and a Texas-shaped charm — or collect all five! The store will donate 100 percent of the proceeds from the collection to the Kerr County Relief Fund. (1317 S Voss Rd.)

    Golden 
    This Memorial-area boutique will donate 100 percent of profits from the sale of its Finch fish gemstone necklace — a customer favorite — in Camp Mystic green. Available to order online or purchase in store for $58. (12462 Memorial Dr.)

    Zadok Jewelers
    The Galleria-area jewelry store will donate 100 percent of the proceeds from its “Heart in the Hill Country Bracelet” to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund. In addition, Zadok will match all proceeds up to $10,000 with an additional donation.

    “As a family-owned jeweler with deep Texas roots, Zadok stands firmly with our neighbors when they need us most,” the store said in a statement. “That’s why we custom designed the Heart in the Hill Country Bracelet to support the community affected by the devastating flood in Central Texas.”

    Honorable Mention

    The Hotel Saint Augustine’s very Texan “I love the Hill Country so much” T-shirt sold out almost immediately, but owner Bunkhouse Hotels is hoping to release more soon. Keep an eye out on Instagram!

    Christina Greene Texas Hill Country jewelry
      

    Courtesy of Christina Greene

    Christina Greene has five jewelry pieces in the Support Texas Hill Country collection.

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