Taylor Stitch Gives Long-Lost Cone Mills “Corduroy” a Second Chance at Life
You probably know Cone Mills for their denim. But, did you know that they make some beautiful corduroy? Taylor Stitch learned this…
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Eat Dust’s Western Spin on Blue Velvet
This velvet East Dust Western Shirt parties. Hard. Like, if this shirt could talk, it wouldn’t be able to tell…
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Burgus Plus and Clutch Cafe Pop Over a Denim Collaboration
Is your denim shirt not loud enough? Not shockingly chock-full of over-the-top hardware and details enough?? Well, Clutch Cafe and Burgus…
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Chimala’s Light on the Blues with Their Old Denim Front Pocket Shirt
Chimala wears their modern classic heart on their old denim sleeve. And, as fall closes out, their Old Denim Front…
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Stevenson’s Absolutely Amazing Thermal Warms Up without Bulking Up
There are thermal shirts. And then, there are thermal shirts. Stevenson Overall Co.’s is the latter italicized one. If you’d prefer…
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Jungmaven Serves Up Hemp Blend Polos
Since his student days in the Pacific Northwest, Robert Jungmann has been committed to being conscious about consumption and caring…
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Gitman Spots an Exclusive Capsule Collection for Need Supply
Gitman Vintage and Need Supply decided to take a walk on the wild side together this season with an animal print-centric…
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3sixteen Crosscut Flannels are Back for Fall
3sixteen’s annual drop of Crosscut Flannels strikes a delicate balance between refinement and grunge. We all need a solid flannel…
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Tender’s Periscope Pocket Shirts Have a Little Sumpin’ Goin’ On
Sump cloth isn’t exactly workwear. Sure, it’s a hardwearing, heavy cotton fabric, but it’s used to sump oil from machines,…
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Fall is Back and So Are Iron Heart’s Ultra Heavy Flannels
If you haven’t thrown on an Ultra-Heavy Iron Heart flannel before, you’re probably wondering, “how good could these shirts possibly be?” But…
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