Like a lot of pieces from Engineered Garments, these Type 5 Red Selvedge Jeans aren’t for everyone. They’ve got tonal stitching instead of gold. A high rise and roomy straight leg instead of low and slim (some fit images here). A cloth patch instead of leather. The list goes on. Read More »

Yo dawg, we heard you like sales, so we made a sale code for sale items, so you can get your sale on sale (those “Yo Dawg” jokes are still funny, right?). Chicago’s all-USA-errythang emporium Independence is offering Well Spent readers an extra 25% off all sale products. Simply use code WELLSPENTEXTRA25%OFF at checkout – or mention it in person at the store – to get the discount. Read More »

There’s a lot that could be said about the Fatigue Shorts from Engineered Garments. Like, that they’re meticulously crafted in New York City. Or, that they have a slew of thoughtful construction details. Or, that they’ve got a great not too slim / not too baggy fit. But in this instance, I think the most pressing point is this: they’re totally on sale. Read More »

What’s on sale RIGHT NOW.

For those that haven’t checked out it yet, Rhode Island’s WHARF is in the middle of a major Summer Sale. US-made goods from BILLYKIRK, Woolrich Woolen Mills, Engineered Garments, Steven Alan and more are now a cool 30% off. Multiple items / sizes remain from each brand, but quantities are limited, and stock is moving fast, so click on over to WHARF to get yours while you still can. Read More »

So far, these are probably my favorite shorts to come out of the SS11 season. Slim without being too tight. Short without being embarrassing. Detailed without being ostentatious. And built like an effin’ tank. The Ripstop Fatigue Shorts from Engineered Garments are meticulously handcrafted in New York City from 5.5 oz. 100% cotton ripstop. Fashioned after Vietnam-era fatigues (hence the name), the shorts come equipped with two deep front slash pockets, which are a nicely subtle alternative to the more traditional cargo style. Read More »