JOHNSON WOOLEN MILLS OUTWORKER SHIRT - NAVY / PINE GREEN / ECRU DEADSTOCK WOOLEN PLAID

“JWM has been family owned and producing hard-wearing woolen outdoor gear since 1842.  I’ve dreamt about working with them about as long as I’ve been designing clothes. Shortly after an initial cold email, I received a call from an unknown number with a VT area code. ‘Kenny?’ How does this person know I used to go by my middle name? ‘It’s Gene Richards.’ Mr. Richards lived across the street from me growing up and was the father of my childhood skate homie Eugene. ‘Got your email. We bought Johnson a month ago and we are wide open. Come home and let’s get to work.’ An auspicious start. The Outworker shirt looks like something Johnson has been making for 100 years, but the 18 East DNA is as clear as day. It features a two-way semi-exposed front zip closure (like on old M65s), bias-cut asymmetrical chest pockets with hidden ones along the side seams at the hips.  It's cut from deadstock woolen fabric from a shuttered American mill, meaning once this cloth is gone, it's gone." -The Management Proudly made in Vermont. This garment runs large to size.  We recommend sizing down one size for a truer fit.