Material Guide: Japanese Raw Selvage Denim
Denim History The history of denim in America dates back to the 1840s, when the durability of the warp-faced twill textile made it a proven choice for workwear clothing. Pants...
Pure Organic Cotton Tees
Sturdy craftsmanship for heavy-duty use and lasting service
Hand-stitched 10-oz Belt
Classic workhorse belt made from the strongest leather
Refillable Field Journal
Steadfast companion in the wilds of nature and thought
Hand-stitched Knife Sheath
Heavy-duty 6-piece construction with an inner liner
Workhorse Goatskin Gloves
Hardwearing waxed leather gloves for work, hunt and cabin
Off-beaten Path Wear
Designed to withstand all the rigors of outdoors
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For the Man who Endures
We are Manufacturer for the man daring to venture off-beaten path, seeking the spirit of raw nature—whether to explore, fish, hunt, forage, work or simply find peace of mind.
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Book Club: Our Cabin Bookshelf
We read to connect—to nature and deepest parts of ourselves. We seek books to challenge ourselves on the journey of the mind. Reading is an exploration of ideas and a source...
Guide: Bespoke Monogram Service
Monogram Made to Endure We design and manufacture lasting goods, knowing you depend on your gear in the field. Our signature rugged leather is a material that wears, bleeds and...
Curated: Higonokami VG10
The Origins of Higonokami The Higonokami knife originated in Miki, a city in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, known for its rich blacksmithing heritage. The name "Higonokami" translates to "Lord of Higo,"...
Culture of Care: How to Care for Leather
Well-cared Leather will Serve You for Decades When you trust your leather gear to see you through the toughest conditions, it deserves the same dedication and toughness you bring to...
The Untold Story: Kyrgyz Merino Wool
In a world where 80% of Merino wool originates from the distant shores of Australia and then loses its traceability in shadowy Chinese supply chains, a simple yet profound question...
