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"The Needle" Skinny

Our skinny fit with a medium rise, slim throughout entire leg.

"The Pen" Slim

Our slim fit with a medium rise. Fuller in the seat, hips, and thighs with a taper from knee to hem.

"The Hammer" Straight

Our medium rise relaxed fit, with fuller in seat, hips, and thighs with straight leg that falls to a wide leg opening.

"The Ripper" Shirt

Double gauze fabric so comfortable you will want to enjoy them in every color!

Long Sleeve

"The Blade" Jacket

The classic "Type 1" Denim Jacket. This is a heritage piece that will stay with you through the years.

"The Anvil" Jacket

We took a traditional shirt jacket and made added a panel to give it more depth.

"The Vise" Jacket

A modern take on the classic chore jacket.

Short Sleeve Shirts

The summertime classics made with premium materials.

"The Blade"14oz Jacket- Indigo Raw 4-Way Stretch Selvedge

"The Blade"14oz Jacket- Indigo Raw 4-Way Stretch Selvedge

$338.00

Product info

“The Blade” Denim Jacket design was based on a vintage denim jacket with pleats on the front, often seen in the 1930s. This symbol of vintage design was called "pleated blouse" in 1930 and originally adopted the design of a shirt. The design that symbolize vintage, such as pleat secured by box-stitches, a pocket on one side (not both sides), created more emphasized vintage-like design. This is a heritage piece that will stay with you through the years.

MADE IN USA

96% COTTON/ 4% POLYURETHANE

Model is 6'2" and wearing a size M.

Shirts-L/S Button Down. Measured in inches. Please visit our Size Guide for details on how we measure our garments. +/- .5 in. tolerance.

	S	M	L	XL	XXL
Chest	20.25	21	22.5	23.75	25.75
Shoulders	18.25	18.75	19.38	20	21
Body Length	25.13	25.75	26.38	27	27.63
Sleeve Length (Shoulder Seam)	24.63	25.75	26.63	27.5	28.34

"The Blade" Jacket

"The Blade" Denim jacket design is based on the vintage denim jacket with pleats on the front, often seen in the 1930s. This symbol of vintage design was called "pleated blouse" in 1930 and originally adopted the design of a shirt. "The Blade" design honors vintage elements such as pleats secured by box-stitches and a pocket on one side, while also having a modern slim fit.