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January 28, 2026 From Uniform to Icon There’s a funny tension in the way we talk about “utility” right now. On one hand, the utilitarian look is having a moment—work pants, chore coats, fatigue pockets, sturdy canvas, and “hardwearing” as a vibe. On the other hand, a lot of those shapes were never meant to be vibes in the first place. They were solutions.
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Kate sitting in a sunny field, covering her eyes.

November 05, 2020

Starting From The Soil

We talk to Kate Kavanaugh about her whirlwind journey from nutritionist to chef to ethical butcher, and finally, to regenerative rancher.

October 23, 2020

Autumn Styling with New England Menswear

Fall is upon us—the leaves are changing, the air is brisk, and it’s time to start thinking about how we’re...

Brandon sitting on a recently-felled tree trunk, with forest in the background..

October 15, 2020

Brandon Lay Goes Back To His Roots

We recently sat down with Nashville-based country music artist Brandon Lay for a brief chat about his new music, how...

Mountain scenery at dusk, shot from a steel span bridge.

September 18, 2020

A Week in the Far North

The idea of living in a city is extremely new for me. I grew up in the foothills of North...

September 09, 2020

On the Range with Yuri Hauswald

I was a free range kid before raising free range kids was a thing. See, growing up on a farm...

Ryan crouching against an old brick wall.

August 21, 2020

A Conversation with Ryan Cascarano

Our buddy Ryan Cascarano is a man of many talents—an environmental consultant, an accomplished photographer, and a noted connoisseur of...

Efe Efeturi walking down a street with a wrought iron railing-fronted building.

August 07, 2020

Everyday Essentials with Efe Efeturi

Delving into the world of style can be overwhelming—there’s a lot of history here, a lot of nuance, and it’s...

June 25, 2020

A Conversation with Bertus van Zyl

Originally from Cape Town, South Africa, Bertus knew he wanted to be a winemaker at the age of 15. He...

June 04, 2020

Jack Ludlam's Visions of Working Class Life

This week, we're highlighting the works of another extraordinary artist: photographer Jack Ludlam. In his early teenage years, Jack found...

May 28, 2020

Everyday Escapades
with Alex Deibold

When it came time to send our brand new Adventure Shorts out into the wild for a stress test, our...

Brian in his studio with his hand inside a ceramic vase.

May 14, 2020

A Conversation with Brian Magner

Like many artists, LA-based sculptor Brian Magner of Fielding Clayworks looks to the past for inspiration—the ancient past. Citing the...

A desert vista with boulders and Joshua trees.

May 07, 2020

Through the Lens with Corey Wolfenbarger

Capturing seemingly familiar scenes with a renewed, yet enduring perspective—that’s what photographer and Volunteer State native, Corey Wolfenbarger is all...

April 26, 2020

The West Winds–Painting the Southwest with Shane Miller

The great American artist Edward Hopper once said, “if you could say it in words, there would be no reason...

April 21, 2020

Natural Dyes In Place Of Nature Days

In years past, we’ve celebrated Earth Day by going outside and enjoying the incredible splendors of our planet firsthand: spending...

April 14, 2020

A Step-By-Step Guide: How To Fix A Button

If you wear your casual and dress shirts like we wear our shirts, chances are you’ve run into some button...

August 16, 2019

Fabric Stories: Why RWS-Certified Wool?

A big part of making amazing products is creating something our customers are excited to wear every day and something with a story that they’re proud to be a part of. This approach is why our wool products are made with wool certified by the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS).

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