Gant: the menswear label that's taking over the fashion world by stealth. ... And it’s the locker loop Oxford cotton shirts, specifically, that Gant fans buy every single season.

In 1949, they persuaded their father to begin selling shirts under the Gant label and branding shirts made for other retailers with a "G" on the tail. (Bernard Gant died in 1955.) ...

But when it comes to casual shirts, Gant—a brand founded in New Haven, Connecticut—is the self-professed originator. “Since 1949, Gant has been the original shirtmaker,” said the firm’s ...

High-end men’s label Gant opened its first dedicated Gant Rugger outpost in the States on Bleecker Street, ... Prices are more relaxed too, with a range of $75-$495 for polo shirts, ...

Gant debuts a new shirt made, partially, of plastics recovered from the oceans, joining Adidas and others in trying to address the tons of consumer waste undersea.

Not that Gant sat around waiting for them to do so. Such was the appeal of the white button-down shirt that, Gant noticed, women were borrowing them to wear themselves: so the company introduced a ...

Shirts co-branded by Gant and the Yale Co-op name will be sold at the New Haven store, paying homage to the label's heritage while modernizing the looks somewhat, he said.

While the shirt material will be similar to that of the shirts sold in the 1960s, the cut of the shirts has been updated. This collection may lead to more Gant clothing with the Yale name attached.

GANT soon became the go-to outfitter for guys on campus, particularly in the 60’s when they produced a coveted collection of shirts exclusively for the university’s co-op store.