B.D. Baggies might not be the first name that comes to mind when you think of classic American clothes, but for some, the label does hold a certain nostalgia. It was recently bought by Italian conglomerate W.P. Lavori—the same folks responsible for the Daiki Suzuki-helmed reintroduction of Woolrich Woolen Mills—which is bringing it back to the U.S. next spring. What to expect: washed poplin and oxford button-front shirts, and impossibly soft tees and hoodies, all designed by David Mullen, the man behind Save Khaki. (Italians do it better, we guess.)