Chore Sweater Charcoal 2363 When raw denim is washed

When raw denim is washed often it takes on a more bit of a more uniform

so they introduced a button fly with donut style laurel leaf buttons

Flat Head's wabash uses their proprietary 10oz indigo-dyed Japanese selvedge denim

) Amami mud dye uses the muddy broth found around the roots of a decades-old Teak tree

extra-thick waffle knit thermal fabric that weighs in at 12oz

Chore Sweater Charcoal 2363 When raw denim is washedOriginally crafted and traditionally worn by the Coast Salish peoples of British Columbia's Cowichan Valley, "Cowichan" sweaters are hard wearing, heavy duty handknit garments with a dense, intricate knit that is intended to perform functionally as an outer layer in cool climates and on chilly days. Handknit in British Columbia with 100% virgin Canadian wool, these traditionally knit sweaters can take up to 150 hours of hand knitting to produce,