Articles – Well Spent

Seven Questions: Pella

December 19, 2012

For over 100 years, Pella has been making outerwear that’s as long-lasting as the company itself. Founded in 1907 in Pella, Iowa, the brand specializes in clothes that take a while to break in; jackets and coveralls that practically stand on their own when they first leave the factory. But, the harder you wear ‘em, and the more hell you put ‘em through, the more amenable they get, until, eventually, they become trusted go-tos. Garments you count on, and care about, and happily return to year after year. Pieces you form a relationship with.

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Pella Field Coats

December 3, 2012

I’ve got good news and bad news. The good news, is that these Pella Field Coats are made in the USA, feature a water-repellent, 10 oz. cotton duck outer, plaid blanket lining inner, nylon quilted sleeves, and, they’re priced at an insanely low $40 per. The bad news, is that there are only smalls and XLs left. Read More »

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The Friday Find: Pella Insulated Duck Vest

February 11, 2011

What’s on sale RIGHT NOW.

There are sales, and then there are clearances. This my friends, is a clearance. And what a clearance it is. I present to you: the $13 vest. Made in Iowa from 10 oz. water-repellent cotton canvas, the Insulated Duck Vest from Pella is a solid Carhartt alternative (successor?) at a fraction of the price. Features include a Western style yoke, quilted poly/cotton flannel lining with Dacron Hollofil insulation, an internal security pocket, and one of the best dollar to wear ratios, well, ever. Read More »

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The Hunt: Autum Outerwear

September 29, 2010

Rounding-up the best American-made outerwear for under $100.

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