3Sixteen - Crosscut Flannel - Rust Twill Plaid.

This Crosscut has all that heavy texture goodness for which the shirt is known. It's a chunky twill with the enamel-coated buttons you all know and love. And, it's a gorgeous Rust color that shoots a bit of saturation into an otherwise desaturated lineup for FW23. Still though, this shirt has a softness from the brushing process that we've come to appreciate. The day of the stiff, crunchy flannel has come to an end, at least for now. Cozy is in, but without losing the hardiness this thing cut its teeth on.

3Sixteen - Easy Pant - Dry Garden Jacquard.

The Easy Pant is a roomy, comfy fitting pant with a cut nice enough to make you want to wear it out and about, but just as easily to lounge on the couch. It carries on this season's beige/tan color story in this gorgeous off-white color they're calling Dry Garden. If you were lucky enough to get your hands on one of the last two pieces, these pants will pair perfectly with them. We really appreciate that they used their newly acquired fabric wizardry to do the talking. Since pairing with their factory in India, the level of textile uniqueness is through the roof. This Jacquard has a topographical hand feel that you can see in the pictures but only truly experience in person. It's very, very hard to shock us after 10 years of seeing and touching fabrics on a daily basis - but this Dry Garden Jacquard has opened our eyes to what technical weaving can be.

3Sixteen - Shop Jacket - Dry Garden Jacquard.

The Shop Jacket is a new silhouette for FW23 that is designed with a nod toward classic European chore coats. It carries on this season's beige/tan color story in this gorgeous off-white color they're calling Dry Garden. If you were lucky enough to get your hands on one of the last two pieces, this jacket will layer over the top of them so nicely. We really appreciate that they used their newly acquired fabric wizardry to do the talking. Since pairing with their factory in India, the level of textile uniqueness is through the roof. This Jacquard has a topographical hand feel that you can see in the pictures but only truly experience in person. It's very, very hard to shock us after 10 years of seeing and touching fabrics on a daily basis - but this Dry Garden Jacquard has opened our eyes to what technical weaving can be.

orSlow - Pocket T-Shirt - White.

We figured it was due time to bring in some tees from our fan-favorite brand. Our thinking was that if they make pants and shirts and sweats so well, the tee shirts must be impeccable. Well, they are. We love the loose, boxy fit of this tee more than we expected. And the little embroidery of the islands of Japan at the yoke is fantastic. The jersey fabric is heavy without being a "heavyweight" tee. It's a jersey with just enough weight that you can feel it but not so much that it feels like a task to put it on. This and the roomier cut give it nice breathability. If you're an orSlow stan like we are at the shop, you're gonna need one of these puppies.

orSlow - 6-Pocket Cargo Trousers - Vintage Fit - Olive.

If you asked the question "What would it be like if you put pockets on the Fatigue Pants?" - this might just be your answer. Of course, it has different pockets and a slightly different cut, but a similar look overall. We've received more questions about this pant over the past 6 months than we know what to do. Sometimes, we like to snag something, if we can, to test fit and glean public opinion. This one was a "yes" from the general pop, and from us at the shop, so it had to be brought in. The major difference between this and most fatigues is that ripstop fabric. It's the grid pattern you see on a macro level in the pants that is built to be more resistant to ripping and tearing. It was one of the military's first tech fabrics, without using any actual synthetic tech. Where they lack the texture of the reverse sateen, they gain a ton with the ripstop. These are a little smoother overall and we're over the moon for this roomier fit. They take on a whole new wardrobe inspiration with this loose, comfy feel. The side tab adjusters make it quite utilitarian as the piece is as a whole in general. These babies have everyone swooning.

orSlow - 105.2 - Standard Fit Selvedge Denim - 2 Year Darker Wash.

So, we were considering adding this stock to what stock we have remaining and just putting a note about how wash strength may vary...but we decided it might be in everyone's best interest to let you choose. The FW23 batch of 2-year wash came out a little darker than the SS23, and we think both look killer!

You may have noticed that we've been a holdout on washed denim for nearly ten years of doing business. We were always of the mindset that we should make our own fades. We've passed on many a beautiful wash, and we've also evolved a little bit as a brand. If we were ever going to start with a wash, it was going to be from orSlow. The first time we saw these in person in a New York showroom over 2 years ago now, we knew they were too special to not give a shot. And now that we have, we're utterly in love.

This pair is mirrored from an archival pair from designer Ichiro Nakasu's own personal collection. It features oxidized rivets, railroading, honeycombs, roping, and gold selvedge ID. The fading is pretty perfectly even across the jeans like you would expect from any great vintage pair. There's almost more white there than blue at this point. This is the pair for guys who have tons of indigo they're working on and want something with that vintage look. It's also just for anyone who likes this wash of denim! These are nice and soft but will continue to age and patina with time. And they've got a nice roomy, standard fit for style and comfort.

RGT - Field Shirt Plaid - Desert Sky.

It's a great time of year to be a plaid, especially in a lightweight 7oz option. There will be a time for heavy flannels, but right now this weight lands in the perfect range. It's soft and comfy, but not too heavy or hot which makes it perfect for layering. We can't say enough about the variegated patterns. What seems like a gorgeous flannel from the outside gets even more beautiful when you zoom in. Layers of yarn (usually in packs of 3) are twisted together to create a fabric that has incredible depth. Pair that with their lovable Field shirt, and you've got an early fall masterpiece. You'll see all of the details listed below on this Desert Sky flannel.

RGT - BM Shirt Plaid - Gold Ombré.

Sometimes, a shirt is so good you have to bring it back a couple of years later. This variegated plaid has a mix of colors twisted together in the yarn to create a greater depth. in the fabric. The BM shirt is one of our favorite silhouettes, and we haven't seen it in ages. We can't think of a better reintroduction than this iconic color combo. It of course has all those signature BM details including the open-style pockets with the pen slot and the chain stitch runoffs. We also always love those black urea buttons. But like we said, the real star of the show is the fabric. It's a lightweight 7oz brushed flannel that packs one hell of a punch.

RGT - Service Shirt Flannel - Olive.

Our favorite silhouette is back in some gorgeous new fabric. The service shirt is Karl's interpretation of a CPO. It's somewhere between a shirt and jacket leaning more towards the outerwear side with those hand-warmer pockets. They've also gone with the touch of snap buttons vs. traditional buttons and holes. It's a really versatile piece that surprises us year after year.

FW23 sees the service shirt take on Flannel, and we can't say enough good things about it. This midweight flannel takes a silhouette that normally takes time to break in and makes it an instant comfortable wearer. This flannel has a rich brushed feel to it that resembles moleskin, but it's much more breathable - another welcomed thing. If you can't get on board with snap buttons, hand warmer pockets, triple-needle stitching, and a side seam runoff...we don't know what does it for you!

RGT - Service Shirt Flannel - Copper.

Our favorite silhouette is back in some gorgeous new fabric. The service shirt is Karl's interpretation of a CPO. It's somewhere between a shirt and jacket leaning more towards the outerwear side with those hand-warmer pockets. They've also gone with the touch of snap buttons vs. traditional buttons and holes. It's a really versatile piece that surprises us year after year.

FW23 sees the service shirt take on Flannel, and we can't say enough good things about it. This midweight flannel takes a silhouette that normally takes time to break in and makes it an instant comfortable wearer. This flannel has a rich brushed feel to it that resembles moleskin, but it's much more breathable - another welcomed thing. If you can't get on board with snap buttons, hand warmer pockets, triple-needle stitching, and a side seam runoff...we don't know what does it for you!

Iron Heart - Ultra Heavy Flannel Tartan Check Work Shirt - Blue.

It's UHF season. We look forward to this time of year every season. We know each time a production is completed, we're going to be surprised by an even better product than we could imagine the moment we open the box. The details never fail. The construction never fails. But no matter how much we understand what's coming, the heavy yet fluffy nature of this fabric knocks us off our feet. It feels like chick fluff.

The Tartan fabrics always have a hold on us as some of our favorites of the season, and we just so happened to get this one first thing for FW23. It's a rich hue of blue we've yet to see from IH, and that's what we liked so much about it. The saturation is off the charts with this puppy. In a season full of muted colors and earth tones, this is that real pop you need to wake up your wardrobe. The secondary colors on this one blend really well and contrast without being too over the top. We were really surprised by just how gorgeous this fabric was when it arrived.

Jackman - Dotsume Cardigan - 77 Sumikuro.

Dotsume has been good to us over the past 2 years because it's so versatile. From tees to sweatshirts, its knotted weaving is sturdy enough to work for so many different silhouttes. This was the first time we'd seen the cardigan in person, and it suited the fabric perfectly. It's just heavy enough to let you know it's there but by no means a wool-weight cardigan. They've given it that modern touch with black coated snaps vs. the traditional button cardigan. We love a good layering piece, and this is exactly that.

This cardigan is made from 20/7 cotton from the United States using a loop knitting machine and knitted to the maximum density over time. By knitting slowly with a loop knitting machine, the stitches are evenly distributed and will not shrink or warp even after repeated wear and washing. The design has a relaxed design with a strong drop shoulder and is sewn by skilled craftsmen using accumulated techniques to create a floating collar and silhouette when worn with the front open. This cardigan gives off an elegant look when you put your hand in your pocket.

Made in Japan.

Jackman - Dotsume Pocket T-Shirt - 104 Koi Kinari.

If you're looking for the densest pocket tee on the market, here it is. We've had tees from some of the hardiest manufacturers out there, and they don't hold a candle to these Dotsume tees. They honestly blew us away. This is the type of tee shirt that makes you purge all the weaker, lower-quality versions from your closet. The ribbing on the pocket and the gusseted feature that help them hold their shape and lay more flat, give these an extra something that we all look for in a tee. We didn't think we could appreciate anything more than the Kinari version of this tee, until the Koi Kinari (Dark Ecru) arrived. It's a perfect color for our wardrobes.

A T-shirt made from a fabric that has been knitted with a hanging knitting machine and packed to the utmost limit. It is a durable and solid fabric, and the unevenness of the fabric surface is also characteristic. The pockets are elaborately gusseted and the edges are reinforced with rib binders.

Made in Japan.

Jackman - CU BB Cap "K" - 07 Black.

We've had our eye on these for a while. From the short brim to the fact that they're lightweight and breathable, they were an instant yes. They have a classic baseball brim style, but nothing about these is classic. They are using modern techniques to weave the fabric from which this style is born.

This is a cotton nylon blend that feels a lot like a jersey cloth, but they're listed as canvas. They're made with a really cozy fabric for the head that has tons of shape ability and an adjustable leather strap.


Made in Japan.

Jackman - Waffle Knit Cap - 284 Dark Turquoise.

Jackman grabbed our attention right away. The fabrics are on a whole other level, including these waffle knit caps. The 100% cotton waffle design will blow your mind. You're going to think there's stretch in the cap, but that is just how insanely good they are with technical natural knits in Japan. It is unlike anything we've ever felt. They are also made longer than a typical beanie we purchase. It makes this cap so versatile because if you don't like a watch cap look, you can wear it with just one roll. It also fits a huge variety of heads! These waffle caps have quickly become our favorite in the store. It's the variations on common colors that do it for us, and this is a perfect Dark Turquoise.

Made in Japan.

Jackman - Dotsume LS T-Shirt - 253 Grains Charcoal.

If you're looking for the densest pocket tee on the market, here it is. We've had tees from some of the hardiest manufacturers out there, and they don't hold a candle to these Dotsume tees. They honestly blew us away. This is the type of tee shirt that makes you purge all the weaker, lower-quality versions from your closet. We're so in love with these, we couldn't help but grab the long-sleeved version. These are basically a crewneck with their weight and shape. This version has an extra layer of texture with some amazing fleck action going on. The shirt is a wild combo with the upper being this grains charcoal color and the interior entirely black - which creates the fleck.

A T-shirt made from a fabric that has been knitted with a hanging knitting machine and packed to the utmost limit. It is a durable and solid fabric, and the unevenness of the fabric surface is also characteristic.

Made in Japan.

Jackman - Waffle Mid-Neck - 284 Dark Turquoise.

For the same reason we fell in love with the watch caps, we fell in love with these mid-necks. They're made from the same waffle cotton. We've seen a lot of waffles in 8 years of James Dant, but nothing quite like this. This cotton has a fluffy, cushy, incredible natural stretch to it. You just don't see waffles like this without being packed with synthetics. We think this is what makes Jackman waffle so sought after. This is the shirt everyone knows from them! And some people own it in just about every color!

Made in Japan.

Dehen - Wool Knit Watch Cap - Smoke.

We knew the instant we laid hands on these watch caps that they were coming home to the shop. The ability to wear them both single-cuffed and double-cuffed is a huge selling point. Dehen has used their tried and true infamous knitting machines for these but with an alternative stitch for a softer hand feel. Notice the zig-zag stitch at the top of the cuff...one of the most appealing details in our opinion. These two seasonal colors will match future sweater releases.

Dehen - Wool Knit Watch Cap - Sage.

We knew the instant we laid hands on these watch caps that they were coming home to the shop. The ability to wear them both single-cuffed and double-cuffed is a huge selling point. Dehen has used their tried and true infamous knitting machines for these but with an alternative stitch for a softer hand feel. Notice the zig-zag stitch at the top of the cuff...one of the most appealing details in our opinion. These two seasonal colors will match future sweater releases.

Dehen 1920 - Heavy Duty Pocket Tee - Sage.

Dehen has been such a work of love for us. Most of the time, we purchase an item from Dehen thinking we'll field test it to see how it goes. But, before we even get a few wears in we wind up contacting them and purchasing a run for the store. These tees fit spot on and live up to the hype. They really hit the nail on the head. The pocket size is fantastic and the gauge of the jersey is impeccable. We've got three new colors for FW23, and this sage is the lighter follow-up to the green from spring.

Dehen 1920 - Heavy Duty Pocket Tee - Sage.

Dehen has been such a work of love for us. Most of the time, we purchase an item from Dehen thinking we'll field test it to see how it goes. But, before we even get a few wears in we wind up contacting them and purchasing a run for the store. These tees fit spot on and live up to the hype. They really hit the nail on the head. The pocket size is fantastic and the gauge of the jersey is impeccable. We've got three new colors for FW23, and this sage is the lighter follow-up to the green from spring.

Dehen 1920 - Heavy Duty Pocket Tee - Fawn.

Dehen has been such a work of love for us. Most of the time, we purchase an item from Dehen thinking we'll field test it to see how it goes. But, before we even get a few wears in we wind up contacting them and purchasing a run for the store. These tees fit spot on and live up to the hype. They really hit the nail on the head. The pocket size is fantastic and the gauge of the jersey is impeccable. We've got three new colors for FW23, and this fawn is a nice light touch of Fall we could all use right now.

Dehen - Crissman Overshirt - Burnt Orange.

The Crissman has been a shop staple for a few years now, as it should be. It's one of the greatest overshirts in the game. The hand waremer pockets and extra buttons give it a marine feel that we can't get enough of. They've partially lined it with their signature yellow canvas twill. They've also reinforced the elbows for extra strength. The last time we had a wool this special, it was gone before we could even tell people about it. We don't see wool that often in the Crissman, and this time they've come out swinging with a color that screams Fall. It's the same Melton wool they use for their Varsity Jackets and Car Coats, so you know it's a hardy and warm layer.

Dehen 1920 - Varsity Jacket - Black, Rust.

The Varsity Jacket is an American Icon. No one does it like Dehen. The supple leather and wool body on this sleek, streamlined jacket is nothing like the one you probably had 20 years ago. This is the real deal. Dehen crafts each one of these pieces by hand using time-honored methods in their factory in Portland. If you love rocking high-top sneakers and raw denim, you can't go wrong with a varsity jacket. While we are known for loving this particular silhouette, there is nothing quite like the black variation. A simple color change to Black Melton changes this from a sporty jacket to an upscale layering piece. We love doing our customs with them, but sometimes one comes along that's too good to pass up...and this black/rust is exactly that. This is one of those jackets you won't stop getting questions about. It's also one you'll be able to pass down to your grandkids someday.

Naked & Famous - 20oz - Elephant 12 Broken Twill Selvedge Denim - Weird Guy.

Every year, without fail, our Canadian friends produce a mind-boggling pair of heavyweight denim. This denim has affectionately been named the Elephant series and it just so happens to be on its 12th iteration. We would be lying if we said this pair didn't impress us every year, but we never stop being surprised about just how good it is. In a world full of pant alternatives and denim washes, we find the starchy, heavy stuff tugging at our heartstrings once again. These just so happen to be nearly twice the weight of a "normal" denim. Workwear was never even this heavy when the denim jean was invented in the early 1900s. So these are specially built to take an ass kicking and keep on going long after the first hole pops through many moons down the line. This style of densely woven, heavily slubby denim is also known for fading unlike your standard pair of denim. The honeycombs will be thicker, and deeper; the roping will be super ropey; and the back pocket accessories will do their fading even quicker.

The real beauty in this pair is that they used broken twill denim. Many people have seen the infamous "leg twist" battle play out online over the past ten years...well, there's no need to worry about that with these. Broken Twill was invented to solve this problem. Because the twill weave doesn't have one specific direction, the denim doesn't follow that direction once it's cut and sewn into the pants. Not only that, but it looks super rad when you check out the weft of the jeans. It adds an extra layer of texture that you'll see in the fading to go along with that starchy, slubby texture. These are our first real taste of fall denim from N & F, and it's really got us in that cool weather mood.

Naked & Famous - 20oz - Elephant 12 Broken Twill Selvedge Denim - Weird Guy.

Every year, without fail, our Canadian friends produce a mind-boggling pair of heavyweight denim. This denim has affectionately been named the Elephant series and it just so happens to be on its 12th iteration. We would be lying if we said this pair didn't impress us every year, but we never stop being surprised about just how good it is. In a world full of pant alternatives and denim washes, we find the starchy, heavy stuff tugging at our heartstrings once again. These just so happen to be nearly twice the weight of a "normal" denim. Workwear was never even this heavy when the denim jean was invented in the early 1900s. So these are specially built to take an ass kicking and keep on going long after the first hole pops through many moons down the line. This style of densely woven, heavily slubby denim is also known for fading unlike your standard pair of denim. The honeycombs will be thicker, and deeper; the roping will be super ropey; and the back pocket accessories will do their fading even quicker.

The real beauty in this pair is that they used broken twill denim. Many people have seen the infamous "leg twist" battle play out online over the past ten years...well, there's no need to worry about that with these. Broken Twill was invented to solve this problem. Because the twill weave doesn't have one specific direction, the denim doesn't follow that direction once it's cut and sewn into the pants. Not only that, but it looks super rad when you check out the weft of the jeans. It adds an extra layer of texture that you'll see in the fading to go along with that starchy, slubby texture. These are our first real taste of fall denim from N & F, and it's really got us in that cool weather mood.

Naked & Famous - 13oz Sumi Ink Selvedge Denim - Weird Guy.

Sumi is a traditional Japanese ink used for calligraphy. This pair of denim is actually rope-dyed with deep indigo underneath but has been completely enveloped by ink. The beauty in this denim is not only in its matte black coating but the way in which it fades. If you're familiar with indigo x black denim that has been released in the past, they have this wonderful shadowy look as the natural color of the rope yarn reveals itself over time...well this denim fades in a very similar way but slightly different. As the Sumi Ink starts to crock from the denim, followed by the indigo, you'll see similar shades of bright indigo and natural whites all while bits of that black coating remain stuck between the twill lines. It makes for an incredibly unique wear pattern even for the broad range of Naked & Famous jeans. These are a bit like their core fading series if you think about the entire pant acting as the core waiting to be revealed. There's a nice little trick that happens with the selvedge ID that you can see on the backside of the ticker. It's a pink ID that will also be revealed with time. They've finished the pants with tonal stitching, black-coated hardware, and a black leather patch.

Naked & Famous - 20oz - Elephant 12 Broken Twill Selvedge Denim - Easy Guy.

Every year, without fail, our Canadian friends produce a mind-boggling pair of heavyweight denim. This denim has affectionately been named the Elephant series and it just so happens to be on its 12th iteration. We would be lying if we said this pair didn't impress us every year, but we never stop being surprised about just how good it is. In a world full of pant alternatives and denim washes, we find the starchy, heavy stuff tugging at our heartstrings once again. These just so happen to be nearly twice the weight of a "normal" denim. Workwear was never even this heavy when the denim jean was invented in the early 1900s. So these are specially built to take an ass kicking and keep on going long after the first hole pops through many moons down the line. This style of densely woven, heavily slubby denim is also known for fading unlike your standard pair of denim. The honeycombs will be thicker, and deeper; the roping will be super ropey; and the back pocket accessories will do their fading even quicker.

The real beauty in this pair is that they used broken twill denim. Many people have seen the infamous "leg twist" battle play out online over the past ten years...well, there's no need to worry about that with these. Broken Twill was invented to solve this problem. Because the twill weave doesn't have one specific direction, the denim doesn't follow that direction once it's cut and sewn into the pants. Not only that, but it looks super rad when you check out the weft of the jeans. It adds an extra layer of texture that you'll see in the fading to go along with that starchy, slubby texture. These are our first real taste of fall denim from N & F, and it's really got us in that cool weather mood.

Naked & Famous - 20oz - Elephant 12 Broken Twill Selvedge Denim - Super Guy.

Every year, without fail, our Canadian friends produce a mind-boggling pair of heavyweight denim. This denim has affectionately been named the Elephant series and it just so happens to be on its 12th iteration. We would be lying if we said this pair didn't impress us every year, but we never stop being surprised about just how good it is. In a world full of pant alternatives and denim washes, we find the starchy, heavy stuff tugging at our heartstrings once again. These just so happen to be nearly twice the weight of a "normal" denim. Workwear was never even this heavy when the denim jean was invented in the early 1900s. So these are specially built to take an ass kicking and keep on going long after the first hole pops through many moons down the line. This style of densely woven, heavily slubby denim is also known for fading unlike your standard pair of denim. The honeycombs will be thicker, and deeper; the roping will be super ropey; and the back pocket accessories will do their fading even quicker.

The real beauty in this pair is that they used broken twill denim. Many people have seen the infamous "leg twist" battle play out online over the past ten years...well, there's no need to worry about that with these. Broken Twill was invented to solve this problem. Because the twill weave doesn't have one specific direction, the denim doesn't follow that direction once it's cut and sewn into the pants. Not only that, but it looks super rad when you check out the weft of the jeans. It adds an extra layer of texture that you'll see in the fading to go along with that starchy, slubby texture. These are our first real taste of fall denim from N & F, and it's really got us in that cool weather mood.

Naked & Famous - 20oz - Elephant 12 Broken Twill Selvedge Denim - Weird Guy.

Every year, without fail, our Canadian friends produce a mind-boggling pair of heavyweight denim. This denim has affectionately been named the Elephant series and it just so happens to be on its 12th iteration. We would be lying if we said this pair didn't impress us every year, but we never stop being surprised about just how good it is. In a world full of pant alternatives and denim washes, we find the starchy, heavy stuff tugging at our heartstrings once again. These just so happen to be nearly twice the weight of a "normal" denim. Workwear was never even this heavy when the denim jean was invented in the early 1900s. So these are specially built to take an ass kicking and keep on going long after the first hole pops through many moons down the line. This style of densely woven, heavily slubby denim is also known for fading unlike your standard pair of denim. The honeycombs will be thicker, and deeper; the roping will be super ropey; and the back pocket accessories will do their fading even quicker.

The real beauty in this pair is that they used broken twill denim. Many people have seen the infamous "leg twist" battle play out online over the past ten years...well, there's no need to worry about that with these. Broken Twill was invented to solve this problem. Because the twill weave doesn't have one specific direction, the denim doesn't follow that direction once it's cut and sewn into the pants. Not only that, but it looks super rad when you check out the weft of the jeans. It adds an extra layer of texture that you'll see in the fading to go along with that starchy, slubby texture. These are our first real taste of fall denim from N & F, and it's really got us in that cool weather mood.

Freenote - 15oz Rios Slim Straight Selvedge Denim - Brown.

It's been some time since we've had denim from Freenote, and we couldn't think of a better re-introduction than this brown stunner. If you know anything about our preferences, you know we love our indigo, but we're just as in love with indigo alternatives. It's a true mocha-colored brown that we think makes for one hell of a stylistic denim. It also has a contrasting black weft...something we've never seen in the past. For a brown denim lover, this is a dream. We really dig anything between 14-16oz. It has the perfect amount of crunch to give you all of those wonderful lines around the legs without being so hard to break in. This season is proving to be an incredible earth tone wonderland from the fellas in San Juan Capistrano.

Jackman - Pocket LS T-Shirt - 299 Kinari, Black HB

We're quickly realizing how majorly we messed up in not ordering more Jackman. We've been looking for a contemporary brand to fill this big hole we feel we've had in our lineup...and it was right in front of us. A company that takes heritage manufacturing techniques and turns them into shirts like this is everything we've ever wanted. Each time we put on a shirt, we think "Why doesn't everyone do it like this?" There's no better feeling than that, and honestly, there might not be a better feeling than the tees from Jackman. These are a bit lighter and comfier than the heavy-knotted Dotsume tees. The best we can compare them to is the fluffiness of a hemp tee. This is a special edition micro stripe with ringer-style neck and sleeves.

These are pocket T-shirt made from USA Cotton, which is mainly produced in the cotton-growing area of ​​the Mississippi River basin in the United States. Air spinning, which prepares fluff with a length of 13 mm to 33 mm into yarn by centrifugal force, creates a crisp texture. You'll also see the most traditional Baseball uniform pocket design. W stitching, the shape of the pocket mouth, and the larger size are all typical details from the 1890s until they completely removed them. The gusset on the bottom of the pocket is a special specification that is meant to reduce sweat from moistening the inside of the pocket.

Made in Japan.

Jackman - Pocket LS T-Shirt - 276 Horizon Blue.

We're quickly realizing how majorly we messed up in not ordering more Jackman. We've been looking for a contemporary brand to fill this big hole we feel we've had in our lineup...and it was right in front of us. A company that takes heritage manufacturing techniques and turns them into shirts like this is everything we've ever wanted. Each time we put on a shirt, we think "Why doesn't everyone do it like this?" There's no better feeling than that, and honestly, there might not be a better feeling than the tees from Jackman. These are a bit lighter and comfier than the heavy-knotted Dotsume tees. The best we can compare them to is the fluffiness of a hemp tee.

These are pocket T-shirt made from USA Cotton, which is mainly produced in the cotton-growing area of ​​the Mississippi River basin in the United States. Air spinning, which prepares fluff with a length of 13 mm to 33 mm into yarn by centrifugal force, creates a crisp texture. You'll also see the most traditional Baseball uniform pocket design. W stitching, the shape of the pocket mouth, and the larger size are all typical details from the 1890s until they completely removed them. The gusset on the bottom of the pocket is a special specification that is meant to reduce sweat from moistening the inside of the pocket.
Made in Japan.

Jackman - Waffle Knit Cap - 256 Biscuit.

Jackman grabbed our attention right away. The fabrics are on a whole other level, including these waffle knit caps. The 100% cotton waffle design will blow your mind. You're going to think there's stretch in the cap, but that is just how insanely good they are with technical natural knits in Japan. It is unlike anything we've ever felt. They are also made longer than a typical beanie we purchase. It makes this cap so versatile because if you don't like a watch cap look, you can wear it with just one roll. It also fits a huge variety of heads! These waffle caps have quickly become our favorite in the store. Biscuit describes this warm color perfectly.

Made in Japan.

Jackman - Waffle Knit Cap - 188 Iron Gray.

Jackman grabbed our attention right away. The fabrics are on a whole other level, including these waffle knit caps. The 100% cotton waffle design will blow your mind. You're going to think there's stretch in the cap, but that is just how insanely good they are with technical natural knits in Japan. It is unlike anything we've ever felt. They are also made longer than a typical beanie we purchase. It makes this cap so versatile because if you don't like a watch cap look, you can wear it with just one roll. It also fits a huge variety of heads! These waffle caps have quickly become our favorite in the store. This might be the perfect gray!

Made in Japan.

Jackman - CU BB Cap "Y" - 21 Ivy.

We've had our eye on these for a while. From the short brim to the fact that they're lightweight and breathable, they were an instant yes. They have a classic baseball brim style, but nothing about these is classic. They are using modern techniques to weave the fabric from which this style is born.

This is a cotton nylon blend that feels a lot like a jersey cloth, but they're listed as canvas. They're made with a really cozy fabric for the head that has tons of shape ability and an adjustable leather strap.


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