January usually means one thing for us – warm weather gear tipping up at our warehouse door and us carrying it in under the sideways beating of rain. Thankfully we can always trust Dickies to wheel and deal us some heavyweight sweats, overshirts and workpants to keep the elements somewhat at bay. Their first drop of the year incorporates some Dickies classics, with hickory stripes, sewn and graphic logos, cargos and washed denim. The obvious choice for…
With the temperatures finally floating above freezing, it may be time to hang up the boots. However, with the weather…
First of all, that’s the name of the children’s Christmas book we’re bringing out. Don’t buy it, it’s awful. Secondly,…
Last week was a good one when it came to hard-as-nails gear landing at the back door. Even if you have no reason to deck yourself out in workwear, we all love some tough kit when winter arrives, and we’re taking solace in Service Works and Tarvas. After discovering that chef pants hold their own when it comes to a skate session, Service Works have taken kitchen classics, blended them with wider utilitarian silhouettes and…
A new and exciting addition to the WCH brand list, Ostrya are a Montréal-based mountaineering label who boast a focused…
It’s that time of year again, where we start to get our fleece-based affairs in order. And, when we say…
We’re well into Autumn now – last week saw a pretty radical temperature drop, so much so that we’ve even turned the office radiators on. Only in the morning though, we’re not made of money. But, in the afternoon we bring out the Penfield. The American outerwear label have been kicking it since 1975, based in Hudson, Massachusetts, and knocking out some of our favourite pieces of fleecewear. Their collection also includes a wide range…
We’ve been working with Icelandic outerwear label 66°North for a good few years now, sweltering in their abundance of Polartec® and GORE-TEX®…
Some may say that fleece weather requires it to be dry, but frankly, that’s not something we can rely on,…
If you’re in the market for some quality outerwear, fresher than an October morning, then you’re in luck – last Friday marked the arrival of Carrier Goods’ first Autumn-Winter collection. The London-based outdoor label first landed on the scene with a pre-fall drop a few months ago, consisting of some rather tasty graphics and fleece. Their AW22 drop builds on that with a tidal wave of insulated puffers, padded anoraks, technical pants and yes, more…
