Cotton/Linen Twill Daytripper Jacket - Unbleached

Cotton/Linen Twill Daytripper Jacket - UnbleachedThe Daytripper was originally thought up once we got our hands on a 1940s "austerity" British Battledress. We had been delving into 1960s Laurel Canyon culture (and more notably, the counterculture), Woodstock, Ken Kesey and his followers, etc. We really appreciated how these people wore and styled militaria. They were taking these masculine symbols of war and flipping them on their heads they'd cut them up, repurpose them, decorate them with their

1950’s Most Beloved Moccasin Last

Shibori tie-dyed in Pennsylvania using natural dyes

where it almost feels like a lining (mind you

We've always loved the cotton/linen slub twill of our chinos and knew it would make up into a great shirt

This was during the time when you'd see a lot of denim-alternative-but-still-workwear fabric being introduced

easy wearing

but that was usually it

so we wanted to redevelop something similar in a coating weight

It breaks in and molds to your body like raw denim

Usually you’d see it in bright

button fly closure

Featuring our enamel snaps and western yokes