These super-soft, circular-knit pieces come in black or red, giving you the color you'd expect on a vintage Champion sweatshirt for a fraction of the price.
Cut, sewn, dyed, and washed all in Los Angeles and made from genuine American Supima cotton, American Trench's new Interlock Tees are soft but beefy.
This extremely limited pant-securing maestro is made from a gorgeous 9-10 oz. waxy, traditional English bridle leather which is sure to patina wonderfully.
These polymesh shorts will have you feeling like you're back in gym class. But this time, you probably have less homework..... and more bills.
These are loosely knitted to give that hand-knitted feel, with the all-over motif taking cues from vintage U.S-made bandanas.
Made in Japan like all of Toyo Enterprise's goods, this piece sprinkles some steez sugar on different on top of a traditional silhouette.
The Freemans Sporting Club CS-1 shirt has been revamped by Division Road in a 9 oz. 'rust' Japanese 14 wale corduroy that will navigate every season.
Featuring the famous optical illusion-y material that mesmerizes even the most experienced lumberjacks, this flannel is a no-brainer.
Studio D'Artisan Blazes into the new year with two eye-catching and hefty plaid flannel shirts that you probably shouldn't look at too closely while high.
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.
