The Strike Gold’s Loopwheeled Zip Hoodies Are Top Tier
Made in Japan from lusciously heavy and soft loopwheeled cotton, The Strike Gold's zip hoodies are some of the finest on the market.
Made in Japan from lusciously heavy and soft loopwheeled cotton, The Strike Gold's zip hoodies are some of the finest on the market.
You can't go wrong with a coverall jacket, especially when they're cut from a Japanese-milled sashiko fabric, like this rendition of Epaulete's Doyle.
Yet another crazily textured fabric from Oishi-San, this 16.5 oz. selvedge denim is woven with ultra low-tension to get the slub that ONI is famed for.
The guys at H.W. dog took an underrated military classic and winterized it with a wool-cotton blend serge that will keep your lid warmer than most.
Staying is the new going out, and who doesn't want to work a 9-5 in sweatpants? Epaulet garment-dyed sweatpants, that is.
Mister Freedom's California Lot. 64 SC66 Jeans are sole proof that if it ain't broke don't fix it. Just tweak it.
I don't usually rock printed sweats or hoodies. But if I am, I want them with potentially non-existent sports teams plastered on them in collegiate fashion.
It's cold. Thermals keep you warm. Here are five of them. (Obviously plus one more that's a little bit extra).
I'm yet to justify buying one of these crazy expensive Japanese-made thermals, but Studio D'Artisan is doing its best to force my hand.
Dawson has launched a women's version of its Wabash Sack Jacket, a classic utilitarian jacket with a roomy fit and even roomier bucket-shaped pockets.