Dickies
Dickies makes durable, affordable workwear, led by the 874 work pant, which moved from job sites into skate and streetwear.
Workwear is built to last, and you don't need to pay a fortune for it. These brands sell chore coats, painter pants and canvas pieces at accessible prices.
Dickies makes durable, affordable workwear, led by the 874 work pant, which moved from job sites into skate and streetwear.
Stan Ray is an American workwear brand that makes durable clothing rooted in military and occupational traditions. Its painter pants and chore coats are staples of the fashion-adjacent workwear revival.
Carhartt Work In Progress is the European offshoot of American workwear maker Carhartt. It reworks chore coats, dungarees, and canvas pants for streetwear, and skate and music crowds wear it worldwide.
Service Works is a Glasgow-based label rooted in functional workwear. Its canvas trousers, chore coats, and camp-collar shirts are made to last, for people who want utility with understated cool.
Gramicci began as an outdoor brand for rock climbers. Its G-shorts and shell pants sit where outdoor utility meets Japanese streetwear, and hikers and skaters wear them.
Levi's invented blue jeans, and the 501 and the red tab still anchor wardrobes.
Affordable workwear brands make durable, utility-rooted clothing at accessible prices: chore coats, painter pants, canvas and duck cotton.
Affordable workwear brands make durable, utility-rooted clothing at accessible prices: chore coats, painter pants, canvas and duck cotton.
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