Iron Heart is making some of the nicest Japanese-milled heavyweight sweats imaginable — they don't call them Ultra Heavyweight for nothin'
Released in a trio of endlessly versatile colors, these are essentially Sugar Cane's coveted 1947 jeans but made in a soft and highly textured corduroy.
Made in Japan and cut from a suede-like cotton dobby material, these pants feature oversized front gusseted pockets and a slightly cropped silhouette.
Freenote Cloth's Deck Sweatshirt is a no-brainer for those looking for a heavyweight, high-quality sweatshirt with vintage styling cues
Love black and corduroy but still want to wear vintage reproductions? The Sugar Cane 9W Corduroy Blanket Lined Work Coat in Black might be for you
Loopwheeled cotton fleece doesn't just come in the token heritage colorways, no. There's bunch of brands making bright and poppin' loopwheeled crewnecks.
If Americana reproduction is your flavor of choice when it comes to tees, you'll be right at home in these tubular-knit Whitesville t-shirts.
The cold comes, the cold goes, but the flannel shirts and their classic checked patterns remain eternal. Have a look at our picks this season.
A relaxed fit cord is a great thing, but when it's made in the USA an curated by American Trench, things get even greater.
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.
