Modeled after the very first iteration of the 'sweatshirt' or 'training shirt', Orgueil references surviving examples with delightfully clever details.
Sometimes you feel like a zip, sometimes you don't. Our selection of half-zip sweaters are doubly prepared to take on the cold this winter.
Ever wondered what would happen if Georges Seurat ever collab'd on a jacket? I'd say this Dehen 1920 piece gives us a great idea of what it would look like.
A shining testament to American-made goods, the Gamine Workwear Hope Vest is made form the ground up in the USA by a host of talented craftspeople.
Nobody does repro quite like The Real McCoy's, and their Cold Weather Field Shirts are another testament to that fact.
This one ain't like the recycled-plastic fleece hanging up in your closet, no, this is actual (70%) wool fleece fabric that we're talking about, here.
It's CPO weather, baby. And you better get excited about it, because Document has set the tone with their unique rendition of this workwear classic.
Wool you consider something other than cotton for your fall flannel? We've got five options plus one more in this week's 5+1.
Italian imprint, Fortela, has brought back the Safari Jacket, a piece of clothing that can be quite problematic in its original khaki makeup.
With the help of long-time collaborators Harris Tweed, Beams Plus has transformed a typically monotone menswear staple into a patchwork grail.
