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...
Some clothes look their best before they have ever been worn. Others need a little time.The 1958 Roamer Pant belongs to the second group. Its 15oz selvage denim comes from Candiani in Italy, while...
Hickory Stripe has been around for well over a century. Long associated with American railroad workers, the striped cotton fabric was a practical choice for people spending their days around steam...
At first glance, Wabash looks like a simple pinstripe. Look closer and those lines tell a different story.
The pattern became closely associated with American railroad workers in the early 20th ce...
Prison stripes were never meant to make a statement. From the mid 19th century onwards, striped uniforms appeared in American prisons for a very practical reason: they made prisoners immediately r...
Not every military inspired piece has to look like a uniform.
The 1962 OG 107 Short in Grease Black is a good example. The original OG 107 trousers were introduced for the US military in the early...
Style of the Week - Indigo Summer
There is something about a good pair of indigo jeans and a white tee that leaves very little to improve on.This week starts with the 1958 Roamer Pant in 15oz Indi...
STYLE OF THE WEEK - Buttons before beltsBefore belts became the everyday choice, braces were the standard. Trousers sat higher on the waist, felt more comfortable and moved naturally with the pers...
STYLE OF THE WEEK – Off the Map
The story of the Hawaiian shirt didn't begin as a fashion trend. After the Second World War, returning servicemen brought the colorful shirts back from the Pacif...
STYLE OF THE WEEK - Blue and KhakiThere is a reason chambray shirts have been around for so long.
Originally worn by workers who needed something lighter than heavy denim, chambray offered the sam...
STYLE OF THE WEEK – After Hours
White tees, blue stripes and a worn leather belt.
The dotted Wabash pattern first appeared more than a century ago and was printed onto the fabric rather than woven...
STYLE OF THE WEEK – Light Layers
Some outfits are easy to wear from the moment you put them on.
The Hazienda Pant and matching Vest in Panama Beige, combined with the Buccanoy Shirt in Linen Ec...
STYLE OF THE WEEK: SUMMER ON COURT There is something special about warm summer evenings. The light gets softer, everything slows down and simple outfits feel just right.This week's look combines...
Style of the Week: Grey Matters Some outfits do not need bold colors or loud details to stand out.This week's combination is built around the Sherkin Grey pieces, creating a clean and effortless l...
Style of the Week: Owen Brown Inspired by the hardworking spirit of early American laborers, this combination brings together pieces that feel as authentic today as they would have decades ago.The...
Style of the Week: Poolside Shot at a public pool, this combination brings together military inspired utility and classic sportswear. The 1962 OG-107 Short Grease Black delivers a rugged foundatio...
Style of the Week: Roadside Heat Sun faded denim, dusty roads and late summer afternoons. A combination inspired by classic American workwear and the freedom of the open road. The 1958 Chopper Pan...
Style of the Week: Summer Static Warm air, faded colors and long afternoons under the sun. A combination inspired by easy summer routines and classic West Coast style. Relaxed, comfortable and bui...
Style of the Week: Panama Grey Warm days call for lighter fabrics and easy combinations. The 1908 Hazienda Pant Panama Grey together with the 1908 Hazienda Vest in Panama Grey, brings exactly that...
Style of the Week: Midnight Service Military roots meet classic everyday wear. Straightforward pieces with character, built for cooler evenings and long days outside. Reliable, timeless and ready...
Style of the Week: Panama Days Light tones, open air and a slower pace.A look made for warm days and steady routines.The combination of vest and pant in Panama Beige brings a natural lightness int...
Style of the Week: Baseball Classic Inspired by early days of the game and timeless sportswear.Relaxed silhouettes, breathable fabrics and pieces made for movement.The 1938 Baseball Shirt Dark Nav...
Style of the Week: Chicago Grey A look that feels like early mornings in the city quiet streets worn materials and a clear sense of purpose.Nothing flashy just layers that work together.Built arou...
Style of the Week: Blue Bird Out on the water or walking along the docks – this is a look shaped by function and calm determination.Muted blues, sturdy materials and pieces that have proven themse...
Style of the Week: No Monkey Business Some days call for simplicity.No distractions, no compromises – just solid pieces that do their job.Reliable, honest and ready for whatever the day brings.Bui...
Style of the Week: Quiet Hours Some moments don’t need much. No noise, no rush – just the essentials. This week’s outfit is built around timeless simplicity. The 1923 Buccanoy Shirt Linen Ecru br...
Style of the Week: Earth & Indigo Grounded tones meet worn-in denim. The 1932 Roadster Jacket Moleskin Soil Brown sets the tone with rugged moleskin and a clean, close fit. Underneath, the 19...
Style of the Week: Heavyweight Heritage Built from serious fabrics and timeless cuts. The rugged 1967 CPO Shirt 21oz Denim pairs with the legendary 1963 Roamer Pant 21oz Indigo, both crafted from...
Style of the Week: Rugged Layers in Olive & Metal The 1943 CPO Shirt in Olive Wool brings a warm, vintage feel, while the 1947 Pep Shirt in Bellport Grey adds a clean, versatile layer. Paired...
Style of the Week: Navy Workwear Balance Layered with purpose and classic proportions.The 1941 Utility Jacket in Tarawa brings clean structure and utility ease, while the 1941 Royal Air Force Swe...
Style of the Week: Refined Stripes & Classic Layers A balanced look that blends heritage tailoring with everyday ease.Start with the 1923 Buccanoy Shirt in Linen Ecru — soft texture, clean pr...
Style of the Week: Service Layered A look grounded in purpose and honest utility. The 1941 Royal Air Force Sweater brings timeless warmth and calm simplicity, while the 1942 C2 Vest in Olive Drab...
Style of the Week: Traditional Workwear Inspired by traditional alpine clothing and built for everyday use, this look brings together honest materials and functional design.
The 1923 Buccanoy Sh...
STYLE OF THE WEEK – Laid Out and Lived In A calm, laid-out composition where every piece speaks for itself.
No noise, no excess. Just honest gear and well-chosen details.
STYLE OF THE WEEK – UPLAND BROWNA calm, well-balanced look.The Hauler Vest and Buccanoy Pant set a warm, grounded base, paired with a crisp white chambray shirt for contrast.
Finished with the Expl...
STYLE OF THE WEEK – Owen Blue Series A clean, well-balanced look in Owen Blue from head to toe.The Harvester Jacket and Hauler Vest set the tone with structure and depth, while the Harvester Trou...
STYLE OF THE WEEK – Quiet Hours Clean layers for slow moments. The 1932 Surveyor Shirt in Natural White keeps things light and relaxed, paired with classic Hauler Braces for comfort and charac...
Fallout vibes, vintage gear.Slip into the 1966 Rodeo Vest in Waxed Sand, layer the 1947 Pep Shirt in Brooklyn Grey, and top it off with the 1966 Boonie Hat Tiger Gold. Rugged utility with a hint of...
Layers that don’t just look the part – they live it.N1 Deck Jacket for the wind.PT Hoody for the comfort.
Roamer Pant for the grit.Mountaineer Boots for the ground and USN Watch cap to keep your he...
