€40.00
This two-color silkscreen print was designed in collaboration with KC-based artist Ben Kocinski. 100% of all proceeds from the sale of this release will be donated to KIND, a non-profit dedicated to providing legal aid to immigrant children. The prints were silk screened for us by Vahalla Studios in Kansas City, MO and printed on French Paper Speckletone in Cream.
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This two-color silkscreen print was designed in collaboration with KC-based artist Ben Kocinski. 100% of all proceeds from the sale of this release will be donated to KIND, a non-profit dedicated to providing legal aid to immigrant children. The prints were silk screened for us by Vahalla Studios in Kansas City, MO and printed on French Paper Speckletone in Cream.
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3sixteen and Crescent Down Works created a new version of their Down Shirt silhouette, a solid winter layer packed with 5oz of 700 fill power goose down. The shell of the jacket is constructed out of vintage military fabrics with each panel specifically cut and arranged by hand to create a patchwork-like look with varying shades of olive. This also means that no two jackets are alike.
The Fatigue Overshirt is our interpretation of the quintessential Army fatigue shirt. For FW20, we opted to panel two shades of olive HBT fabric for a playful take on the classic military piece. This shirt can serve as a light jacket on cooler fall days, and provides lots of warmth as a primary layer underneath an overcoat. Made in the USA.
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Our t-shirts feature a heavyweight jersey fabric that’s custom knit for us in Canada. The material is then cut and sewn in San Francisco, CA in the same factory where our jeans are made. Once cut and sewn, they are sent to a local dye house in Los Angeles to be dyed to limited-edition colors. Due to the dyeing process, these tees have a softer, more broken-in hand than our standard tees and will not shrink further. Please check the measurement chart and size accordingly.
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Our t-shirts feature a heavyweight jersey fabric that’s custom knit for us in Canada. The material is then cut and sewn in San Francisco, CA in the same factory where our jeans are made. Once cut and sewn, they are sent to a local dye house in Los Angeles to be dyed to limited-edition colors. Due to the dyeing process, these tees have a softer, more broken-in hand than our standard tees and will not shrink further. Please check the measurement chart and size accordingly.
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The Arp tee features gentle lines and shapes inspired by the artist Jean Arp, one of the key figures in the early 20th century Dada movement. We recognized forms that appear in Jean Arp’s paintings in our FW20 Camo pattern, so we commissioned Strange Practice to design a graphic for us inspired by those shapes and colors. This graphic is printed on our soft, roomier fitting Pima t-shirts. Made in the USA.
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