All the threads you need, courtesy of the UK
The British have long influenced American fashion sensibilities, from the Beatles' 1964-66 mop tops, to Winston Churchill's currently de rigueur muffin top. The latest in that longstanding tradition, Topman.
how adults who still sleep in bunk beds call dibs making its presence felt in Chi with a 30000sqft, multi-level mammoth of a threads-crammed shop that represents only its second flagship store in the US. Clothing runs the gamut from substantial suitage like the slim-fit three-piece Steel Blue Tonic, to casualness like suede shoulder-patched charcoal sweaters, to warm-ables like a belted grey herringbone trench coat equipped with "football buttons", appropriate, as that's also every button on your remote from September through February. They're also deep on kicks, with a line that includes the tan leather Arctic desert boot, the postman-style, contrast-soled Columbia, and a sneaker-esque twill fold-down boot called the Wire, which will be incessantly lauded by anyone whose worn them until you break down and buy a pair yourself.
Top'll even help you accessorize, with everything from '50s-esque reading glasses, to driver-style checked caps, to bowties sporting a waffle pattern -- good thing Churchill's not still around, otherwise he'd have eaten them already.