Clothing
Overview
Overview
Clothing Overview
About Clothing
About Clothing
A shirt that goes on a trip stops being clothing and becomes gear.
It gets worn three days running. It gets washed in a bucket or not at all. It sits in the sun for eight hours, gets sweated through, gets a hole from a branch, and goes back on the next morning because the alternative is in a bag at the bottom of the drawer system. Nothing about that resembles how a shirt is treated at home.
So the ones worth packing are the ones that handle it. Cotton heavy enough to survive being wrung out and hung on an awning arm. Print that does not crack after a season of sun and a dozen washes. Cut that works over a day of driving and a night by the fire without being fussed with.
That is the standard the range here is built to. It is not technical clothing and it does not pretend to be. It is the shirt that goes in the bag and comes out looking like it has been somewhere, which is the point.
Men's and women's cuts, in colours that do not show the whole trip on day two.




