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Garment Reproduction Of Workers’ Quasimodo Coat Doesn’t Need Pressing
This crinkly steez machine was made in Japan from a breezy cotton/linen blend, meaning you'll come back to it spring after spring.
This crinkly steez machine was made in Japan from a breezy cotton/linen blend, meaning you'll come back to it spring after spring.
This practical yet charming piece perfectly balances that easy-to-rock windbreaker/coaches jacket with Filson's heritage workwear styling.
This selvedge 'mocha' sateen rendition of Mister Freedom's Cowboy jacket is as luxurious and creamy as a well-made mocha latte.
If you've been looking to juice up your summer shirting options but aren't an open-collar S/S shirt kinda person, then this is a piece you should be eyeing up.
Khakis are back with a vengeance and who else to lead the charge with a well-engineered, made-in-Japan pair but Iron Heart?
Being in-between seasons shows how necessary a versatile layer like the Stevenson Overall Co.'s Thermal Crewneck really is.
Compare this to a Filson or other heritage bagmaker and you're getting a lot of bang for your buck, with this thing coming in at under $200.
Any new release from Ginew is guaranteed to be loaded with; meaning, power, and have a dynamite fit, and their new Michigan Chino is no exception.
Drawing inspiration from several genres of classic workwear, MotivMFG and Division Road made sure the French Shipyard Jacket stands out in a sea of repros.
Just when you thought you've seen all the unique Japanese fabrics that could be applied to a trucker, Momotaro's "Ochazome" Type II enters the picture.
