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NEW ARRIVALS
10133 Anniversary Jeans
As we pass the posts on ten years business, we settle into our wardrobe with a limited run of our newest denim cut. Inspired by workwear of the 30’s and 40’s, the 10133 model hangs from a higher waist, with a broad leg reminiscent of overalls and boiler suits.
Wide bottomed rounded pockets and a cinched back make this a utility dungaree, at home in the factory, field or forest, it is our homage to wide legged workwear.
Limited to 133 pieces, each numbered.
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* Cash Jacket Pique Sand * 893 Bootcut Jeans Sand
#4
* Cabana Shirt II Sax Blue * Tropical Shorts Ink
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