Heavily inspired by post-war Americana imagery (think motorcycle outlaws, military graphics and music subcultures) North No Name is back with hella patches.
Based on casual gear worn by the laddermen of Chicago and New York, Warehouse & Co.'s firefighter sweat features clever denim detailing.
The Hitoshi brothers are back yet another faithful reproduction to add to their ranks of meticulously crafted American military, sportswear, and workwear.
The 60's sweatshirt of your dreams is here and it's called the Lot. 451 F/Z Sweat Parka from Warehouse & Co. coming in navy, black, and grey.
Buzz Rickson's and William Gibson have taken the classic M-51 Parka from drab to goth with their 'slender black' interpretation.
For those of you with one million sweatshirts in the rotation, Pherrow's is here with something a little different.
Heimat's Jailhouse Sweater has just enough old-school prison stripe vibes to make you look and feel like an outlaw without actually being one.
A little more playful than other beanies you might see, these playful head warmers from Heimat are made in Germany from 100% virgin wool.
Buzz Rickson's partnership with William Gibson births another blacked-out military classic that was previously only available in military-issued colorways.
With the added bonus of period-correct Peanuts patches, Charlie Brown and the whole gang are going to be after one of these Buzz Jungle Jackets.
