Short Story: Blending durability and function with warmth is a difficult task, but the new Carhartt Yukon Extremes Parka (both men’s and women’s) blends the needs of the jobsite with insulation needed to withstand the cold. This new iteration of...
Short Story: When the wind and cold come rushing in, a trusty wool pea coat is a go-to staple coat. It’s an American classic, and the pea coat manufactured in New Jersey by Schott is as classic American as you...
Jeans are straightforward and simple; except when you have to find a new pair, or a new style, or a new color. You have to try them on, think of what you’ll wear with them, and figure out how they’ll...
It’s been a year since we launched our very own branded Dave’s New York crew neck and hooded sweatshirts. We were stoked about bringing a new product to our store, especially one that we got to design and create, pour...
Timberland is probably best known for their wheat (tan) color classic work boots. It’s a signature style that defined their line of boots for decades; but the story doesn’t stop there. Timberland prides itself on equipping people to make a...
The Dickies Eisenhower jackets are so ubiquitous, and so prevalent in the work and fashion world, that you may not even notice how often you walk by someone wearing one. Today we are looking at what makes this staple jacket...
UPDATED May 2023: PLEASE NOTE - we do not make Carhartt products. We are a retailer and we have carried Carhartt products in our store for 40 years. We are here to help provide information, but we do not have...
Red Wing is known for several things: heavy-duty work boots, quality craftsmanship, dedication to functionality, and also holding themselves to the highest standards in the industry. Regardless of what boot they are making, Red Wing puts their core ideals into...
If you’re looking for a great work pant with all the bells and whistles, this is it! Caterpillar has thought of everything you could want in a work pant and put it into their Trademark Trouser. We have carried this...
