Fall/Winter Favorites

Jaspe Flannel

Jaspe yarns feature multiple distinct colors, similar to a melange yarn, but the technique is done in such a way that the contrast is more readily apparent, as opposed to the colors visually merging into one. The result is an unmatched depth of color and texture you won’t find in other fabrics.

Brushed Oxford

Our Brushed Oxfords feature a quintessential 40’s two-ply construction, ideal for a heavyweight oxford, with the brushed finish you’d find in a flannel. The combination is everything you’d expect from a classic oxford, but with a soft and slightly fuzzy finish that adds warmth and softness—which will only get softer as you break them in.

The Chamois Shirt

The chamois shirt is a workwear legend, made famous by American brands of decades past. The name “chamois” comes from the leather of the same name, a soft and suede-like leather from mountainous goats in Europe. The handfeel was so desirable that fabric-makers began to replicate it in a heavy-yet-soft brushed cotton.

To make our version, we found a vintage 70’s-era sample and replicated the weight and handfeel with our mill in Portugal. Woven in a beefy 9 oz. brushed cotton that will soften over time, you can wear it as an overshirt or all on its own.

Micro-Houndstooth

The micro-houndstooth is the go-anywhere fabric for fall and winter. It’s light enough to layer, but has a soft, flannel-like finish that adds warmth and texture to stand on its own.

Campus Oxfords

For many of you, our Campus Oxford is the only shirt you need. It's what we built our name on—a bulletproof, custom-made oxford for an unbeatable price.

Flannels

What makes the perfect flannel? For us it's softness. Our incredibly soft flannels will keep you warm during the coolest campfire nights and autumn hikes

Chambray

The chambray shirt has quickly gone from something found in workwear archives to an essential and ubiquitous part of the modern man’s wardrobe. It’s easy to see why—chambray is durable, understated, classic, and versatile.

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