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 the 105 Rinse is based on the appearance of an actually worn pair of jeans.
The result already carries some life in the indigo without taking away what comes next: the marks created by everyday wear.
Up top, the 1937 Roamer Shirt in Stirling Brown brings in another piece of 1930s workwear history. Its roomy cut follows American work shirts of the period, right down to details such as the pen pocket and the unusual smoker’s pocket, designed at the time to make a soft pack easier to reach.
The 1927 Henley in Coffee keeps the colours warm and understated, while the 1937 Ranger Belt in Natural adds something that will only get better with use.
Indigo, brown, coffee and natural leather. A combination that doesn’t need to stay looking new.
