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Freemans Sporting Club Issues A Japanese Corduroy Chore Jacket
This might be the only chore coat you ever need.
This might be the only chore coat you ever need.
Whether or not you've soldered anything since 6th grade, The Real McCoy's is here to protect you on your next molten metal venture.
If the Western belt fad isn't quite for you, but you'd like something with a little more zing, PTC has you covered with this subtly blingy buckle.
This unique dual front pocket design is to hold a small torch and knife, or anything you like if you're name isn't Ray Mears or Bear Grylls.
For a shoe that can take on a mountain as well as the deck without slipping up or looking out of place, this shoe from Yuketen is the hybrid option for you.
For those who are looking for a leather jacket that isn't your usual top grain, sleek black affair, look no further than this Iron Heart Modified Type III.
French compatriots Arpenteur and Paraboot have conceived this Peacewalker shoe in rugged tobacco suede, perfect for the path towards enlightenment.
Known for its leathermaking prowess, Alabama's Loyal Stricklin premiers its first non-leather jackets that have been three years in the making.
Fullcount's inspiration spans further than blue jeans with this time-honored flat cap sewn up in Japan from 100% cotton corduroy.
Made from 10 oz. Martexin-waxed canvas, this vest from Freenote Cloth is full of Southwestern charm and sewn up in the USA.
