Railroad workers and soldiers didn't have much in common when it came to their uniforms. But both needed clothing that could take a beating.
Hickory Stripe became a familiar sight along American r...
Long before outdoor clothing became a category of its own, people heading into the mountains relied on a few familiar things: sturdy boots, warm knitwear and clothes that could handle a long day o...
Some combinations don’t need much explaining.
The OG-107 Pant has its roots in one of the longest-serving utility uniforms of the U.S. military. Introduced in 1952, Olive Green Shade 107 replaced...