Late last year, the menswear world was aflutter as style guru Aaron Levine — who’d applied his eye to Aime Leon Dore, Abercrombie, Made Well, and Club Monaco — would now be starting his own brand of stylish, basic, quality garments. He did a big interview in the New York Times, and his first collection sold out rapidly despite their more aggressive, premium pricing. You’ll look at paying $628 for a utility jacket, $418 for cargo pants, $368 for a rather plain cardigan, and $4,200 if you want their slouchy, made-to-measure suit.