Campbellsville Apparel Undershirts


A: One of the best damn t-shirt deals, ever. Q: What are the Undershirts from Campbellsville Apparel? The details: made in Kentucky from 100% combed cotton. Built to the same exacting specifications as the undershirts issued to the US military. Available in two colors, and in both crew and v-necks. And, only $12 for a three pack. Read More »

Juniper Ridge Backpacker’s Cologne


And now some exciting nose news. The nature-philes at California’s Juniper Ridge have just added a small range of limited edition men’s fragrances to their online store. Dubbed the “Backpacker’s Colognes,” the scents are wildcrafted entirely from natural ingredients using a converted whiskey still (seriously). Read More »

Epaulet Oxford Cloth Rivet Chinos


Ya crazy for this one, Mike! Because why the hell not, Epaulet is now offering their iconic Rivet Chinos in 100% cotton oxford cloth. No less tough than the other Rivet Chino models (thanks to their made in USA construction and slew of make-em-last details), but far better suited for warm-weather wear (because oxford cloth), the OCRCs will keep you looking good and feeling good all summer long. Read More »

IOU Project Real Madras Espadrilles


In so summery it hurts news: madras espadrilles. The Real Madras Espadrilles from IOU Project are made in Spain out of handwoven, 100% cotton madras from India. Light, bright and affordable as a… thing that rhymes with light and bright, the RMEs combine two summertime standbys in one great looking pair of stand-ins (swing and a miss). Read More »

Air Weave Rain Jackets


This, my friends, is the only (I repeat, only) yellow rain jacket on the internet, that’s made in the USA, PVC-free, and, costs less than $55 (can you guess what I spent the weekend searching for?). Fortunately, it’s pretty alright looking. Waterproof and flame resistant polyurethane-coated nylon body. Attached hood with draw strong. Read More »

The Friday Find: Choctaw Ridge Thermal Sale

What’s on sale RIGHT NOW.


Some of you might remember Choctaw Ridge from that underwear round-up I did a few months back. If so, then feel free to skip ahead. For the rest of you: the label was started by Left Field NYC founder Christian McCann, and makes extremely high-end – and extremely beautiful – men’s undergarments. This weekend, CR is taking 20% off its entire range of thermal underwear, all of which is painstakingly handcrafted in the USA out of burly 100% cotton waffle-knit and 100% cotton chambray. Read More »

Rowena Sartin Buckleless Belt


Look ma, no buckle! A belt for anyone who didn’t grow up wanting to be a cowboy (or, in Texas), the Buckleless Belt from Los Angeles based designer Rowena Sartin is fastened by a hidden stud on the tip, which connects to holes on the belt’s opposite end. Made from heavy pull-up cowhide, and measuring a nicely versatile 1.25″ in width, the belt is a uniquely low-profile way to prevent low-hanging pants. Woof. Read More »

Unis Harrison Shorts


I know what you’re thinking, and the answer is yes: Unis’ shorts are just as good as the their pants. Wait, what? That’s not what you were thinking? Well, either way, the Harrison Shorts are expertly crafted in Los Angeles out of 100% cotton rip-stop from Japan. Tough yet refined, like a book of poetry bound in brass knuckles (what?), the shorts’ details include patch pockets on the front, flap pockets on the back, and contrast lining on the inside. Read More »

Gloverall Garment Dyed Duffle Coats


Ever wondered what it would look like if ’60s mods designed outerwear for the British Navy? Probably a little something like this. The Garment Dyed Duffle Coats from Gloverall are cut and sewn in the UK out of 100% cotton twill. The jacket equivalent of a scooter parked on a battleship, the thigh-length GDDCs feature an elasticized hood, two pockets on the front and wood and rope toggle fasteners. Read More »

Corter Double Bottom Weekend Totes


Ace leathersmith, and all around awesome dude Eric Heins, aka Corter Leather, has just unveiled the latest addition to his highly covetable range of handcrafted goods: bags. The new Double Bottom Weekend Totes are made on a vintage industrial Singer sewing machine out of mid-weight waxed canvas and veg-tanned leather. Read More »

Ibex Shak FZ Classic


And now one for the cyclists (and other appreciators of high-quality, low-weight warmth). The Shak FZ Classic from Vermont’s Ibex is meticulously crafted in the USA out of sustainably and ethically harvested New Zealand Merino wool. Thinner than a sweatshirt, but no less warm, the performance-fit SFZC features a full zip front, single chest pocket and flatlock seams throughout (it’s also machine washable and pill-resistant). Read More »

Industry of All Nations Kenya Vintage Sneakers


Since launching in 2010, California’s Industry of All Nations has sought to “take manufacturing back to the regions where products and materials are inherent… [and] introduce basic everyday goods that are developed horizontally in collaboration with local communities.” In other words, the co. establishes mutually beneficial relationships with indigenous makers around the world, and then brings their wares to the masses. Read More »

The Friday Find: 3Sixteen Annual Sale

What’s on sale RIGHT NOW.


The title of this post alone should be enough to get you clicking on the link at the bottom of the page. But, if for some strange reason you need of a little more persuasion: 3Sixteen’s jeans are some of the best on the market. The shirts are kick ass too. All their stuff is painstakingly crafted in the USA out of top quality fabrics. And the current mark-downs are massive. Now, are you ready to click? Read More »

Goodwear Long Sleeve Hooded Sweatshirts


What’s good about the Long Sleeve Hooded Sweatshirts from Goodwear? Well, they’re made in the USA from a medium-weight 80% cotton – 20% poly fleece. They’ve got a handful of handsome design details, like raglan sleeves, side panels and natural cotton drawstrings. They’re available in five colors. And, they only cost $50. Goodwear? More like Greatwear. Sorry. Read More »

Gitman Vintage Polka Dot Chambray Shorts


Yeah, I agree $175 is bit much for a pair of shorts. But, just in case any of you are feeling the urge to splurge: the Polka Dot Chambray Shorts from Gitman Vintage are cut and sewn in the USA out of printed 100% cotton chambray. Light on details, and heavy on quality, the slim fit shorts feature a watch pocket in the front, slant pockets on the side and welt pockets in the back. Read More »

Noah Lambert Unifold Wallet


Looking for a wallet that’ll outlast you? The Unifold Wallet from Noah Lambert is made from a single piece of domestically-sourced, 5 oz. vegetable-tanned bridle leather, that’s artfully folded and stitched together. Because of the reduced number of seams (there are only two), the wallet has almost no weak spots, so it’ll keep on ticking, long after you’ve stopped (a little morbid, sorry). Read More »

Lumina Weekender Oxfords


And now: a sub $80, US-made oxford shirt. The brand’s called Lumina (you might know them from their excellent ties). The shirt’s made in South Carolina out of 100% cotton oxford that’s woven in the USA. Details include a box pleat in the back and contrast fabric lining the collar and cuffs. The fit is slim. And the price, is bananas. Read More »

Leather Man Ltd. Guatemalan Ring Belts


The phrase “handwoven fabrics from Guatemala” has been popping up on this site a lot lately (see here, here, and here). And, it’s about to pop up again. The Guatemalan Ring Belts from Leather Man Ltd. are crafted in the USA out of handwoven fabrics from Guatemala (told you). Read More »