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Some clothing and accessories are simply made for life on the go. From a sturdy denim jacket to hardwearing trousers, and even maybe a reliable field watch, the rambler’s ensemble is not to be reckoned with. Here, we’ve assembled a superb style guide for the perennial wayfarers of the world.
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Iron & Resin Denim Rancho Jacket
Iron & Resin launched in 2011 after its founder Thom Hill noticed a lack of personal touch in the current clothing industry. His response was to imbue heritage-inspired pieces with a modern spin and the spirit of his local beach town of Ventura, CA. Each piece has a concept of sorts, and the Rancho Jacket came from the days when “a man owned one jacket” that carried with him throughout the year, and the years. Cut from 15.5 oz selvedge denim, the coat is made with exceptional craftsmanship and even gets better with age.
Iron & Resin Marksman Beanie
To accompany you on the colder days, Iron & Resin made this Marksman Beanie, inspired by the ones donned by fisherman and sailors back in the day. Made in the USA, the cap is constructed using 100% acrylic fabric and designed with a classic wide folded style.
Ashland Johnny the Fox Leather Wallet
Ashland’s Johnny the Fox is a wallet that doesn’t overcomplicate things. Beyond the minimalist aesthetic, its constructed using full-grain Horween leather that’s been vegetable tanned for a varnished finish that’s designed to patina over time. Inside, it can hold up to 24 cards (3 in each slot), and even has two hidden compartments in back and a pocket for cash. Best of all, Ashland wants this to be an heirloom wallet you can pass down to your kids, equipping each unit with a lifetime warranty.
Iron & Resin Trapper Pant
Aside from shirts and jackets, Iron & Resin’s other bread-and-butter is trousers, just like this Trapper Pant. Designed to be your go-to work pants, they come in Charcoal and Field Tan colorways, are constructed using 100% cotton canvas, and feature 5 deceptively spacious pockets.. Sporting high durability and a relaxed fit that will suit you well on the job site and your weekend ventures.
Filson Dryden Duffle Pack 46L
Despite debuting all the way back in 1897, Filson refuses to rest on its laurels. About a decade ago, the Seattle-based brand came out with its Dryden bag range, built on 1,000D Cordura nylon shells and a timeless design. This 46-liter bag is a duffle and backpack rolled into one, giving you options no matter where you go or how long you go there for.
Red Wing Classic Moc Sandstone Mohave
One of the preeminent icons of American style, Red Wing’s Classic Moc has never lost the ineffable appeal that’s put it at the crossroads of fashion and workwear since its 1952 debut. Recently, the Detroit-based brand looked to its utilitarian roots with a Sandstone Mohave colorway featuring roughout leather, all while retaining the same legendary construction it’s always had.
Persol 714SM
Persol wasn’t yet a household name before Steve McQueen donned his own fold-up 714s in the 1968 classic The Thomas Crown Affair. Since then, however, the Italian sunglasses brand broke through to the American market and has embraced its connection to the King of Cool. Available in a handful of variants, the 714SM is now arguably their most popular silhouette.
Unimatic x Nigel Cabourn x The Armoury UT5-TANC
Unimatic’s UT5 isn’t known for having actual Arabic numerals on the dial. In fact, before this latest collab with designer Nigel Cabourn and high-end men’s retailer The Armoury, the field watch only featured round hour markers. Perhaps our favorite iteration yet, the UT5-TANC pays homage to the 1955 Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition, and comes in Cerakote-finished steel cases. Despite boasting 300m of water resistance, this timepiece is incredibly wearable at just 36mm in diameter.
