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This Edition of Freenote Cloth’s Alta Plaid Overshirt is Particularly Rugged
Shacket. Overshirt. Whatever you want to call it, Freenote Cloth makes a bangin’ one.
Shacket. Overshirt. Whatever you want to call it, Freenote Cloth makes a bangin’ one.
Made in Japan and cut from a suede-like cotton dobby material, these pants feature oversized front gusseted pockets and a slightly cropped silhouette.
Sassafras may be inspired by the pastime of gardening, but this piece wouldn't look out of place in the logging crew or any scene of Fargo.
For those that don’t want to sit, sleep, and bathe in their Japanese denim every day, let us introduce you to Warehouse’s Lot. 1082 chino.
The blucher is arguably the most versatile shoe you can own, and Alden – a bastion of quality US shoemaking – makes a cracking pair.
Inspired by the work of skilled craftsmen Yanagi came across during his travels through Asia, The Beauty of Everyday Things aims to alter our perspective.
Expertly crafted in Diemme’s family-owned factory, the Everest boot is fitted with hard-wearing rubber panels, perfect for adverse weather conditions.
Forever the most playful of the Osaka 5, Studio D'Artisan has a penchant for balancing pig-centric prints with high quality Japanese-made tees and sweats.
Sometimes referred to as a ‘honeycomb’ weave, this Adsum fabric has an almost three-dimensional look, adding some visual interest and a pillowy soft feel.
Norse Projects’ Christopher Garbadine pants are a great all-rounder, especially if you snowboard to all your work meetings.
