Fade Friday
Fade Friday – Left Field NYC Greaser (~5 Years, Unknown Washes)
Ryan in Clevland is reminding us that there is more to life than just blue jeans.
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Left Field NYC Sews Up OG-107 Fatigues from Japanese Cotton Satin
These Left Field Fatigues may be built in the image of the OG-107, but they better them in almost every way.
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Left Field NYC Issues its Smokestacks Cut in Lee-Style 11.5 oz. Jelt Denim
'Jelt Denim' was originally used by Lee in the 1920s, who wanted to employ a lighter and more comfortable denim.
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Left Field NYC’s Tweed Sweater Is Made From Irish Wool Donegal
This duo of sweaters from Left Field NYC got here at the perfect time. It's getting cold out, and some of us need a quality sweater in the rotation.
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Left Field Collaborates With Blue In Green For Exclusive Carpenter Pant
Coming in two colorways with more details than you can shake a stick at, the new LFxBIG collab elevates the classic workwear style pant to a new level.
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Bring Selvedge To Your Loungewear Game With Left Field’s Choctaw Ridge Lounge Pants
Choctaw Ridge is a sub-label of Left Field for all your lounge and underwear needs, but these chambray lounge pants can be that and so much more.
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Left Field’s Latest NYC Work Uniform Denim Comes In Rodeo Blue & Natural Cone
These Left Field NYC Uniform Denim are made just like they used to be, only better, thanks to the brand giving us a modern cut to work in.
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These Left Field NYC Tees Are Named After Fairground Snacks
Named after hot dog mustard and blue brain freeze, it's clear these Left Field jawns aren't your average heather tees.
Reviews
Left Field Skull Head Sock Review
This piece is a part of our Great White Sock Review, which runs down all the different white cotton socks…
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Left Field Whips Up Its Coal Miner Chino Using Repro Corduroy Based on N-1 Deck Jackets
Left Field NYC took 15 oz. Japanese-milled whipcord and applied it to their classic Coal Miner Chino silhouette, blending the old with the new.
