Category: Menswear
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There are many brands today that reference vintage denim. Far fewer truly understand it. TCB Jeans exists because its founders believed that the history of American workwear deserved to be studied with care rather than reinterpreted through trend or nostalgia. The brand is built on research, restraint and a deep respect for how jeans were…
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The TCB Cat Head Jacket – Khaki Drill is the culmination of decades of workwear study, meticulous reproduction, and Japanese craftsmanship. Its story begins in the past, with a 1930s Duck Head chore coat, discovered by TCB during a search for authentic vintage summer workwear. What drew attention was not only the jacket’s utility but its proportions and…
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Moleskin is a fabric prized for its unusual combination of toughness and softness. Its name might suggest a connection to the small burrowing animal, but it is actually a dense cotton textile with a short, brushed surface that resembles fur. For more than a century, moleskin has been used in workwear, military uniforms, adventuring, and…
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As Gavin Lau opens the door to his Collingwood, Victorian terrace, the first thing we notice is the hand made sashiko design on his t-shirt. “My Mum did this!” he tells us. The t-shirt is a Godspeed Daimaru Loopwheel T-Shirt and Gavin’s mum who still lives in Malaysia has been trying her hand at the…
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Sashiko is a unique Japanese handicraft technique that has been passed down through generations. The term “sashiko” (刺し子) literally translates to “little stabs” or “small stitches,” referring to the hand-sewing technique that involves creating a simple, running stitch. It originated during the Edo period and was originally used to reinforce and insulate clothing, particularly for…
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Workwear’s evolution is closely tied to the rise of industrial America, and few garments represent that legacy better than the chore coat. Designed for durability and daily use, the original chore coats were built for railroad workers, farmers, and tradespeople. Among the companies that helped define this category, Carhartt stands out as a true pioneer. Carhartt was…
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The Baker pant is one of the most enduring pieces of 20th-century military clothing. Originally designed as a practical solution for soldiers working off the front lines, the silhouette has remained relevant for over 70 years. With the TCB 50’s Baker Pant, the form is reinterpreted with respect for its roots and precision in its construction. The name…
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At the same time, it enters a much larger story about why looser denim has meant so much to so many.
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The leather motorcycle jacket has held its place as a wardrobe icon for nearly a century. Its origins are practical, but its cultural impact reaches far beyond the garage or the road. The design most closely tied to this legacy is the Perfecto, created by Schott in 1928 and later worn by everyone from Marlon Brando to The Ramones.…
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Step into winter with Dan as he brings his signature menswear enthusiasm to life through a series of thoughtfully styled looks. This edit features a range of winter looks from Dan, built around rugged outerwear, classic shirting, and timeless denim. Pieces like Iron Heart’s selvedge denim and the Lawford Riding Jacket highlight his approach to…
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Attractions is a Tokyo-based brand founded by Tomo Nishizaki, a long-time collector and enthusiast of American vintage clothing. Since its launch in the early 2000s, Attractions has built a reputation for producing garments and accessories rooted in the aesthetics of mid-20th-century Americana. The brand focuses on quality, historical accuracy, and domestic Japanese manufacturing. Its strong emphasis…
