Japanese Wabash Stripe Moleskin Ranch Jacket - Charcoal Smoke

Japanese Wabash Stripe Moleskin Ranch Jacket - Charcoal SmokeSome of you may be familiar with what a Wabash Stripe is, and some may not. But if you've been with us for a while, you've definitely come across the technique it uses. The Wabash Stripe is a discharge print, most often found on Indigo dyed fabrics, dating back to as early as the 1850s from Stifel, one of the most renown names in historic workwear garments. We're extremely excited about our iteration. We developed this discharge printed moleskin, but

is that they generally had a cardboard brim which snapped and cracked and bent after they were stuffed in a bag or pocket

we finally landed on a level of consistency in the Ranch Jacket across all fabrications

We worked with our partnering mill to develop this cotton/linen canvas

These flannel workshirts and pearlsnaps are a real labour of love from all areas and comes from hundreds of hours scouring vintage stores

After sourcing the right indigo yarn-dyed lightweight denim

Madras is a beautiful

Custom metal zipper pulls

These bright and bold satin shirts are inspired by the rayon shirts worn by bronc riders and calf-roping riders in the 1930s and 1940s

was the perfect base for a mid-weight indigo shirt

Perfect for city living or durable enough to go on a hike with

Most of yall know it is very easy to get overwhelmed by the amount of scratchy

but after 40-50 years the cardboard starts to get soft