New Releases
UES’ C408 Regular Chino is a Patina Machine
These Japanese-made and milled chinos are a beautifully saturated shade of dark olive, reactive dyed for patina potential.
These Japanese-made and milled chinos are a beautifully saturated shade of dark olive, reactive dyed for patina potential.
Each of these charming dual-fabric coasters are made in Japan using denim and flannel scraps from UES garment production.
At 15.5 ounces per-square-yard, the UES Tricotine Shirt is thicc. To put that in perspective, most mid-weight raw denim jeans are about that heavy.
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
The Big Waffle tee features a nice 'n' chunky 13 oz. shuttle-loomed waffle fabric with much more texture than your department store long johns.
Not only are these UES jeans a borderline-perfect straight leg fit, the vintage construction methods deployed by UES leads to an authentic look.
The Short Sleeve Mechanic Shirt is the epitome of what UES does best - simple silhouettes elevated by masterful craftmanship and fabric selection.
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.
The UES Signature Denim Worker Coat might just be the final boss of work jackets, especially if that status is calculated by meticulous weight measurements.
The Weekly Rundown is here with the latest happenings from around the web, including a piece on the evolution of Levi's patches by our very own Will Varnam
