There’s a navy sweatshirt in the new J. Press collection with a phrase knitted into it in off-white yarn: Old enough to know better.
The OLD part takes care of itself. J. Press is the 123-year-old outfitter that’s kept men in pants and loafers through World Wars, depressions, and revolutions. The Kennedys loved it, as did Roosevelt, Ford, Clinton, and both Bushes. Miles Davis wore its patch-pocketed blazers, Frank Sinatra liked its button-down oxford shirts, and George Plimpton was fond of the “shaggy dog” sweaters.
