Veteran-Owned · Brooklyn-Designed
FATIGUES
Heavyweight flannels, broken-in field jackets, and graphic tees stitched from service.
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Clothes that carry weight
Everyday pieces built for people who know what they're made of. Each design traces back to a specific unit, era, or piece of gear — nothing is arbitrary.
Hover each card to read the story behind the piece.
Iron Country Flannel
$98
82nd Airborne · Cotton Drill
Built for the long haul
The plaid references the olive drab and black color blocks used in 82nd Airborne field patches. 14oz cotton drill — heavier than anything you'll find at the mall, light enough to layer under a shell.
M65 Remix Field Jacket
$185
Vietnam Era · Ripstop Cotton
The jacket that started it all
Reverse-engineered from an original 1968 M65 field jacket pulled from a surplus bin in Red Hook. Same silhouette, same button-out liner, same four-pocket layout. New hardware, new fit, new story.
Fort Bragg Stencil Tee
$48
XVIII Airborne Corps · 6.5oz Jersey
The patch, redrawn
We handed the XVIII Airborne Corps crest to a Brooklyn illustrator with ten years of screen-print experience and said: make it streetwear. He came back with this. The dragon is still there. The Latin is still there. The rest is new.
Depot Canvas Work Shirt
$112
Motor Pool Era · 8oz Canvas
Motor pool uniform, civilianized
The boxy cut and chest pockets were lifted directly from the coveralls worn by motor pool mechanics at Fort Hood in the 1970s. Washed twice before shipping. Gets better with every wash.
Unit insignia, reimagined
Collaborations with veteran artists and active-duty designers. Each drop is numbered, each story is verified. Once they're gone, they're gone.
Hover each card to read the story behind the piece.
Devil Dog Collab Tee
$65
USMC Collab · 1 of 200
Drawn by a vet, printed by hand
Marcus Webb (USMC, 2003–2011) spent six months redrawing the Eagle, Globe and Anchor as a woodblock print. Each shirt is hand-pulled on a 12-station press in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. 200 made, 200 numbered.
Ranger Tab Hoodie
$145
75th Ranger Regiment · Fleece
Earned, not given
Only 300 were made. The tab graphic on the chest is a 1:1 scale reproduction of the actual Ranger tab, printed in subdued ink on 14oz fleece. No embroidery. No shortcuts. If you know, you know.
EOD Bomber Jacket
$225
Navy EOD · Satin Shell
The badge that means business
Designed in collaboration with active-duty EOD techs from Norfolk. The back embroidery took 14 hours per jacket. The crab badge is 11-color embroidery on a satin shell. The inside lining is printed with the EOD motto.
Blue Steel Crewneck
$95
USAF 20th Fighter Wing · French Terry
Shaw AFB, 1991
The graphic references a classified nose art design from an F-16 deployed out of Shaw AFB during Desert Storm. Cleared for release in 2023. Printed on French terry in aged Air Force blue. This one took two years to get right.
Production Policy
We never restock limited drops. When a run sells out, the design retires. No reprints, no restocks, no exceptions. Every piece has a fixed story.
The Full Catalog
Every piece. Every story.
Flannels, field jackets, graphic tees, headwear, and outerwear. All designed by veterans, printed in Brooklyn, shipped with a story card.