RGT took the DNA of the WWII tanker jacket and broke it down to produce something completely different and ready for your fall wardrobe.
Made in Japan from vintage machine-woven duck canvas which is then over-dyed, these UES bags can definitely take a beating and will look even cooler for it
Stand out from the sea of Carhartt-core with a spoonful of Sugar...Cane. The Japanese brand is serving up a rarely seen Leepro in 13 oz. cotton duck.
Where does one go for quality Toyo design with a little extra whimsy? The answer: Sugar Cane sub-label, Fiction Romance.
Made by just two pairs of hands in their workshop outside Barcelona, Companion's Rancho shirt has incredible attention to detail and a bang for your buck.
Hard-wearing, slim-fitting, and made solidly in downtown Los Angeles, Rogue Territory's Double Knee Stanton is here to last.
Get to work in Filson's C.C.F. Work Vest, a necessary torso-enveloping layer that you'll want on those extra cold days on the job site.
Coming in a 10 oz. duck canvas, Battenwear's Bouldering Pant takes inspiration from climbing apparel with an emphasis on comfort and functionality.
Remember that guy who offered to drive you to Vegas for free in his camper last summer? No? Oh, well, Dr. Collectors is selling his pants.
Duck canvas is arguably the second-best fabric to fade, and its pieces like this battered American Eagle Jacket that prove that.
