Stan Ray
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.
Painter Pants · $115Shirts · $165
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Carhartt WIP alternatives
Carhartt WIP alternatives
Carhartt WIP made canvas double-knees and the watch beanie streetwear staples. If you want that hard-wearing workwear feel from labels you don't see on every corner, start with these.
Quick answer: Start with Stan Ray, Service Works, Gramicci and Corridor NYC. Take the free 2-minute style quiz to see which one fits you, or read on for the full list.
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Service Works
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.
Trousers · $120
Gramicci
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.
Jackets · $185
Corridor NYC
Corridor NYC is a New York brand making pattern-forward clothing. Its camp shirts and tailored trousers sit between prep and downtown cool, often in Japanese fabrics with artisanal construction.
Camp Shirts · $175
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