It'll quickly become the layer you reach for if you're heading for a stomp on the moor or venturing out into town.

• 100% Geelong lambswool 
• Crew Neck 
• Fine Knit

At Celtic & Co., each of their timeless pieces are designed with a focus on longevity. Rejecting the disposability of fast fashion, their design process is firmly rooted in quality, craft, and purpose. Celtic & Co's core collection of sheepskin outerwear, sumptuous knits, and signature boots and slippers encapsulates their design ethos: to create enduring, contemporary pieces that stand the test of time.

Made ethically and with pride in the United Kingdom

Journey is the name, and comfort is the game. Whether your day's journey takes you downtown, to lounge-town, or across town - these soft premium modal boxers were made to keep you calm, cool and collected - literally.

Every pair includes a no-tear durable inner-thigh panel for extra durability and flexibility. The Journey Boxer also has a 6" inseam for a fitted leg that won't ride up.  

With patent pending crossover front pocket design and fitted bottom seam, Devon + Lang boxers were built from the ground up to ensure that all men can move freely throughout the day in comfort and style.

Materials
92% Modal, 8% Spandex 

The Contrast Pocket Tee is a classic cotton pocket tee made of 205gsm dual ring spun cotton, making them extra soft and durable. These t-shirts are knit in Canada on circular knitting machines that prevent side or shoulder seams. The pocket is cut from Japanese shirting fabric. Made in Canada.

 Composition: 100% Cotton

Fabric Weight: 205gsm

Fabric Origin: Canada (Body) / Japan (Pocket)

Instead of relying on celebrity endorsements and expensive ad campaigns, they devote all of their resources to sourcing the world’s best fabric and turning it into awesome jeans. No advertising, no washes, no pre-distressing, no nonsense. Just excellent denim at a reasonable price.

Staff travel to Japan multiple times a year to find new fabrics, working with denim mills to develop crazy things like glow-in-the-dark denim, cashmere blends, raspberry scratch-n-sniff, reflective denim, rainbow-fade denim and so much more.

All of their products are proudly cut, made and sewn in Canada. Always have been, always will be.

The brand name Naked & Famous is a satire of our celeb-obsessed culture.  Aiming to poke fun at “Hollywood”and “Glamour” brands that sell jeans for $300 and up solely because they are celebrity endorsed, and not because they are higher quality.

The logo is reminiscent of 1950’s Pop-Art. Early Pop-Artists depicted the “ideal blond” as a satire of mass media and mass culture, then fed it right back to them. We intend to do the same.

We are probably the only luxury brand that is actually concerned with providing product VALUE to the end consumer.

 Ring Spun combed Bamboo/Cotton blend - in a classic fit.  The men's staple Tee!

70% Rayon from Bamboo

30% Organic Cotton

Pre-shrunk, Pre-washed

Jerico is Canadian made socially conscious apparel.  A Canadian Company founded in 1987 by two brothers and two sisters.  It is a family run business that grew in leaps and bounds as the textile industry flourished in Canada.  Production and manufacturing has been kept within Canada - and is 100% sweatshop free.  The knitting, dyeing cutting, and sewing operations are all done within the Jerico factories - in Toronto, Ontario.

The Circular Knit T-Shirt is made from a 205 GSM cotton jersey. The fabric is circular knit on vintage machines using ring spun yarns; a process that yields the finest and strongest cotton yarn. The Circular Knit Tee is a standard fit t-shirt with with no side seams, a crewneck and short sleeves.

Available in Black, White, Navy, Heather Grey, and Heather Blue.

Composition: 100% Cotton

Fabric Weight: 205gsm

Fabric Origin: Canada

Made In: Canada

Naked and Famous is not a normal denim company and they never will be.

Instead of relying on celebrity endorsements and expensive ad campaigns, they devote all of their resources to sourcing the world’s best fabric and turning it into awesome jeans. No advertising, no washes, no pre-distressing, no nonsense. Just excellent denim at a reasonable price.

Staff travel to Japan multiple times a year to find new fabrics, working with denim mills to develop crazy things like glow-in-the-dark denim, cashmere blends, raspberry scratch-n-sniff, reflective denim, rainbow-fade denim and so much more.

All of their products are proudly cut, made and sewn in Canada. Always have been, always will be.

The brand name Naked & Famous is a satire of our celeb-obsessed culture.  Aiming to poke fun at “Hollywood”and “Glamour” brands that sell jeans for $300 and up solely because they are celebrity endorsed, and not because they are higher quality.

The logo is reminiscent of 1950’s Pop-Art. Early Pop-Artists depicted the “ideal blond” as a satire of mass media and mass culture, then fed it right back to them. We intend to do the same.

We are probably the only luxury brand that is actually concerned with providing product VALUE to the end consumer.

Crazy, right? I told you … They're not normal!

Made in Canada 

Please note that this garment has a high rate of shrinkage due to the nature of the fibres. This has been factored into the garments' sizing, so please buy your normal size and if you follow the washing instructions it will shrink to fit. 

Wool is one of the oldest fibre types used here at Stanfield’s and one that has certainly proven it can stand the test of time.

To get the longest and most vibrant life out of your wool garments there are some additional steps to add to your normal laundry routine.

In general, we recommend washing in cold water (30°C), laying flat to dry and to reshape the layer(s). This will allow the fibres to recover to their original shape and bring out the best of the natural resilience and spring of wool. Do not bleach your wool.

Once your wool is completely dry, it can be aired out inside or outside for a fresh new start. We recommend gently folding and storing your knitted wool garments in drawers as a best practice.

Your wool can be machine dried but does run the risk of shrinking if done. We always recommend laying flat to dry whenever possible. If you choose to iron your wool, always do it at a low temperature (never exceeding 110°C). For professional dry-cleaning, dry-clean, normal cycle, any cycle other than trichloroethylene.

But what about moths? If you are storing your wool long-term and not using regularly or storing in your daily-use closet, there are precautionary steps you can take to best store your garments. Food stains and body oils can attract moths. Before long-term storage, ensure your garment is clean and always store in airtight bags or containers. You may also choose to apply a moth repellent to your garments but remember not to place them directly on the garment.

The package come with 1 pair of the red striped sock and 1 pair of the black striped sock.

Made in Canada

Pre-dating Confederation, Stanfield’s was founded in 1856 by Charles Stanfield and blossomed during the Klondike Gold Rush as the premier manufacturer able to keep the gold panners warm and dry during the harsh Canadian winter climate.

Our commitment to quality, craftsmanship and to Canada is unwavering and continues to drive Stanfield’s into tomorrow through innovation, dedication and pride in being Canada’s brand. Yesterday’s story built for tomorrow.

Discover the warmth and comfort of waffle fabrics. Our waffle knit helps to create air pockets that act as insulation against the cold and create a thermal layer for your next outing.

This waffle knit thermal henley from Stanfield's has a fabric that creates pockets of trapped warm air throughout the garment to insulate your body. It features a unique woven placket, set in sleeves and cuffs reinforced with spandex for comfort and shape retention. 

Fabric: 50% Cotton/50% Polyester

Made in Canada

The lightest weight relaxed fit shirt.   A shirt that ventilates and breathes, it makes you feel good just wearing it.  A great base layer T that can go under anything.  A perfect summer morning shirt.

Classic Men's fit - straight fit from chest to waist

Ribbed trim at the neckline

Jungmaven's lightest weight jersy

Unisex - but I find it's got a neckline suited more for men.  

30% Hemp

70% Organic Cotton

Jungmaven clothing is made in the USA with quality, globally sourced materials. 

JUNGMAVEN grew from roots of simplicity and sustainability. In the early '90's JUNGMAVEN founder, Robert Jungmann, became passionate about putting a stop to clear-cutting practices that devastate the planet– and knew growing hemp offered a solution to this, as well as to many other environmental issues. At that time, hemp was not considered fashion, and Rob’s concept to design a high-quality hemp tee was born from a determination to get the industry and the public to recognize both hemp's massive potential to heal the planet and to become a fashion-forward textile.

The Hustle Boxers are made for movement. Made to be a workout buddy... hiking partner... fellow adventurer. With a poly-spandex that wicks sweat, semi-compression fit, and patented crossover pouch, you better believe these boxers will be more supportive than many of your friends. 

Every pair includes a no-tear durable inner-thigh panel for extra durability and flexibility. The Hustle Boxer also has a 6" inseam for a fitted leg that won't ride up.

With patent pending crossover front pocket design and fitted bottom seam, Devon + Lang boxers were built from the ground up to ensure that all men can move freely throughout the day in comfort and style.

The Hustle Boxer is made of a durable, moisture-wicking, quick drying, poly-spandex blend to prevent irritation and chafing.

Materials
90% Polyester, % Spandex

This jersey knit crew neck baseball is soft, light and very comfortable.

Fabric: 50% cotton/50% polyester

Made in Canada

The iconic Jungmaven fit that has been a customer favorite since 2008 and staple piece in boutiques around the world. The same roomy and relaxed shape now built with a more earth-friendly blend. 

• Roomy, relaxed wider fit, short sleeve, crew neck tee
• Slightly scooped, ribbed neck
• Silky soft texture creates a lighter feel and flattering fit
• Mid-weight for a perfect drape
• Women should size down
• 55% Hemp/45% Organic Cotton

Jungmaven clothing is made in the USA with quality, globally sourced materials. 

JUNGMAVEN grew from roots of simplicity and sustainability. In the early '90's JUNGMAVEN founder, Robert Jungmann, became passionate about putting a stop to clear-cutting practices that devastate the planet– and knew growing hemp offered a solution to this, as well as to many other environmental issues. At that time, hemp was not considered fashion, and Rob’s concept to design a high-quality hemp tee was born from a determination to get the industry and the public to recognize both hemp's massive potential to heal the planet and to become a fashion-forward textile.

Fit: Weird Guy - Naked & Famous' standard tapered fit, comfortable from waist to hip and tapered from the knee to hem

The Active Motion Denim is a 12oz Japanese stretch denim that will move with you and snap back to shape. The warp yarns are rope-dyed in an indigo vat with black dye added for a dark rich indigo woven against a white weft. Cut, sewn, built in Canada with contrast stitching, an English tan full grain leather patch, and silver metallic buttons and rivets.

Composition: 98% Cotton / 2% Elastane

Color: Indigo x White

Fabric Weight: 12oz

Fabric Origin: Japan

Made in: Canada

Naked and Famous is not a normal denim company and they never will be.

Instead of relying on celebrity endorsements and expensive ad campaigns, they devote all of their resources to sourcing the world’s best fabric and turning it into awesome jeans. No advertising, no washes, no pre-distressing, no nonsense. Just excellent denim at a reasonable price.

Staff travel to Japan multiple times a year to find new fabrics, working with denim mills to develop crazy things like glow-in-the-dark denim, cashmere blends, raspberry scratch-n-sniff, reflective denim, rainbow-fade denim and so much more.

All of their products are proudly cut, made and sewn in Canada. Always have been, always will be.

The brand name Naked & Famous is a satire of our celeb-obsessed culture.  Aiming to poke fun at “Hollywood”and “Glamour” brands that sell jeans for $300 and up solely because they are celebrity endorsed, and not because they are higher quality.

The logo is reminiscent of 1950’s Pop-Art. Early Pop-Artists depicted the “ideal blond” as a satire of mass media and mass culture, then fed it right back to them. We intend to do the same.

We are probably the only luxury brand that is actually concerned with providing product VALUE to the end consumer.

Crazy, right? I told you … They're not normal!

Why Japanese Denim…?

Japan, more specifically, Okayama is said to be the denim capital of the world today. So what makes Okayama denim so special?

Okayama has a long and storied history in the workwear manufacturing industry, but it wasn’t until the 1960’s that they entered into the denim business. In post WWII Japan, jeans were first introduced by American soldiers and quickly became a fashionable item. As imported American jeans gained in popularity, manufacturers in Okayama decided to try their hand at producing jeans locally, thus giving birth to the Japanese denim industry.

Today, there is a limited amount of machinery and skilled craftsman who can still make denim the traditional way, most of which are concentrated in the Okayama region. The knowledge and skill to make high-quality denim combined with a passion and attention to detail truly make Japanese craftsmen the masters of denim.

I know this is ALOT… but it really is quite interesting!

Raw Denim Jeans have the unique ability to conform to you, the wearer. As you wear your jeans, they will crease and mold to your body, fade at points of strain, and wear and tear according to how you live your life... making your jeans that much more personal and unique. Some denim enthusiasts wear their jeans for months (and sometimes years!) on end without washing in order to engrave their lifestyle into the jeans.

Selvedge Denim is made using vintage low-speed looms called shuttle looms. A small wooden shuttle containing the weft yarns weaves the fabric as it is “shuttled” back and forth along the loom. On each pass, the shuttle seals the edge of the fabric creating a “self edge”, earning the name selvedge denim. Shuttle looms are slower, narrower, and require the skill of master artisans to operate.  The end result is a denim with a hand-woven feel that cannot be mass produced.

Rope Dying is the core reason why Japanese raw denim is so highly praised for its fading properties. The process is done on impressively tall machines that extend up to the 2nd floor of the factory. Warp yarns are suspended from the top of the machine and sent down to be dipped in a bath of indigo waiting below. After each dip, the yarn travels all the way back up, allowing the dye to oxidize and adhere to the cotton yarn. This process is repeated along the machine multiple times to obtain the desired shade of indigo. What’s key is that because the yarns continuously travel up and down this long machine, and are never simply left in a large vat, the dye does not completely saturate the core of the yarn. Instead, only the outer layer is dyed, and the core remains white

Know your weights:

The workhorse in the Jungmaven line-up.  

Classic (men's) fit, left chest pocket

Season-less blend, 7oz fabric is generally heavier weight than your average 5oz cotton 

Unisex - but I find it's got a neckline suited more for men.  

55% Hemp

45% Organic Cotton

Jungmaven clothing is made in the USA with quality, globally sourced materials. 

JUNGMAVEN grew from roots of simplicity and sustainability. In the early '90's JUNGMAVEN founder, Robert Jungmann, became passionate about putting a stop to clear-cutting practices that devastate the planet– and knew growing hemp offered a solution to this, as well as to many other environmental issues. At that time, hemp was not considered fashion, and Rob’s concept to design a high-quality hemp tee was born from a determination to get the industry and the public to recognize both hemp's massive potential to heal the planet and to become a fashion-forward textile.

Fit: Weird Guy - Naked & Famous' standard tapered fit, comfortable from waist to hip and tapered from the knee to hem

The Flex Stretch Selvedge is a 12oz Japanese stretch selvedge denim that will move with you and snap back to shape. The ultimate in comfortable Japanese selvedge denim. Weaving a fabric with this amount of stretch on rattly shuttle looms is very difficult, but this denim brings immediate comfort, flexibility, and ease of movement while still being true rope-dyed indigo Japanese selvedge denim. Cut, sewn, built in Canada with contrast stitching, an English tan full grain sand leather patch, and silver metallic buttons and rivets. The Weird Guy is a standard tapered fit with a medium rise, a comfortable top block, and a taper from knee to hem.

• 12oz Japanese Stretch Selvedge Denim
• 97% Cotton / 3% Elastane
• Made in Canada

Naked and Famous is not a normal denim company and they never will be.

Instead of relying on celebrity endorsements and expensive ad campaigns, they devote all of their resources to sourcing the world’s best fabric and turning it into awesome jeans. No advertising, no washes, no pre-distressing, no nonsense. Just excellent denim at a reasonable price.

Staff travel to Japan multiple times a year to find new fabrics, working with denim mills to develop crazy things like glow-in-the-dark denim, cashmere blends, raspberry scratch-n-sniff, reflective denim, rainbow-fade denim and so much more.

All of their products are proudly cut, made and sewn in Canada. Always have been, always will be.

The brand name Naked & Famous is a satire of our celeb-obsessed culture.  Aiming to poke fun at “Hollywood”and “Glamour” brands that sell jeans for $300 and up solely because they are celebrity endorsed, and not because they are higher quality.

The logo is reminiscent of 1950’s Pop-Art. Early Pop-Artists depicted the “ideal blond” as a satire of mass media and mass culture, then fed it right back to them. We intend to do the same.

We are probably the only luxury brand that is actually concerned with providing product VALUE to the end consumer.

Crazy, right? I told you … They're not normal!

Why Japanese Denim…?

Japan, more specifically, Okayama is said to be the denim capital of the world today. So what makes Okayama denim so special?

Okayama has a long and storied history in the workwear manufacturing industry, but it wasn’t until the 1960’s that they entered into the denim business. In post WWII Japan, jeans were first introduced by American soldiers and quickly became a fashionable item. As imported American jeans gained in popularity, manufacturers in Okayama decided to try their hand at producing jeans locally, thus giving birth to the Japanese denim industry.

Today, there is a limited amount of machinery and skilled craftsman who can still make denim the traditional way, most of which are concentrated in the Okayama region. The knowledge and skill to make high-quality denim combined with a passion and attention to detail truly make Japanese craftsmen the masters of denim.

I know this is ALOT… but it really is quite interesting!

Raw Denim Jeans have the unique ability to conform to you, the wearer. As you wear your jeans, they will crease and mold to your body, fade at points of strain, and wear and tear according to how you live your life... making your jeans that much more personal and unique. Some denim enthusiasts wear their jeans for months (and sometimes years!) on end without washing in order to engrave their lifestyle into the jeans.

Selvedge Denim is made using vintage low-speed looms called shuttle looms. A small wooden shuttle containing the weft yarns weaves the fabric as it is “shuttled” back and forth along the loom. On each pass, the shuttle seals the edge of the fabric creating a “self edge”, earning the name selvedge denim. Shuttle looms are slower, narrower, and require the skill of master artisans to operate.  The end result is a denim with a hand-woven feel that cannot be mass produced.

Rope Dying is the core reason why Japanese raw denim is so highly praised for its fading properties. The process is done on impressively tall machines that extend up to the 2nd floor of the factory. Warp yarns are suspended from the top of the machine and sent down to be dipped in a bath of indigo waiting below. After each dip, the yarn travels all the way back up, allowing the dye to oxidize and adhere to the cotton yarn. This process is repeated along the machine multiple times to obtain the desired shade of indigo. What’s key is that because the yarns continuously travel up and down this long machine, and are never simply left in a large vat, the dye does not completely saturate the core of the yarn. Instead, only the outer layer is dyed, and the core remains white

Know your weights:

Inspired by the 1981 Rolling Stones Stadium Dragon Tour Raglan Tee.  

A Unisex Style.

• Raglan color-blocked sleeves, hit just below elbow 
• Slightly scooped neckline
• Mid-weight, super soft jersey hemp blend
• 55% Hemp/45% Organic Cotton

Jungmaven clothing is made in the USA with quality, globally sourced materials. 

JUNGMAVEN grew from roots of simplicity and sustainability. In the early '90's JUNGMAVEN founder, Robert Jungmann, became passionate about putting a stop to clear-cutting practices that devastate the planet– and knew growing hemp offered a solution to this, as well as to many other environmental issues. At that time, hemp was not considered fashion, and Rob’s concept to design a high-quality hemp tee was born from a determination to get the industry and the public to recognize both hemp's massive potential to heal the planet and to become a fashion-forward textile.

 Ring Spun Bamboo/Cotton - slim fitting with a subtle v-neck.  A good men's staple!

70% Rayon from Bamboo

30% Organic Cotton

Pre-shrunk, Pre-washed

Jerico is Canadian made socially conscious apparel.  A Canadian Company founded in 1987 by two brothers and two sisters.  It is a family run business that grew in leaps and bounds as the textile industry flourished in Canada.  Production and manufacturing has been kept within Canada - and is 100% sweatshop free.  The knitting, dyeing cutting, and sewing operations are all done within the Jerico factories - in Toronto, Ontario.

Our 2 layer henley has a unique fabric. The inside layer is polyester cotton and the outer layer is 100% cotton to give a unique 2 tone colour. It features a 2 button placket, set in sleeves and cuffs reinforced with spandex for comfort and shape retention. Contrast flatlock stitching adds to the styling. Relaxed fit provides comfort for everyday wear. 

Outside layer: 100% cotton

Inside layer: 50% polyester\50% cotton

Made in Canada

Fit: Weird Guy - Naked & Famous' standard tapered fit, comfortable from waist to hip and tapered from the knee to hem

12oz Japanese Selvedge denim with 2% stretch for added comfort. The color of the denim is created with the addition of a black dye to the indigo, the combination creates a rich indigo tone that is nearly black. Other details include, classic red line selvedge ID, contrast stitching, tan leather patch, silver metallic buttons and rivets.

Composition: 98% Cotton / 2% Elastane

Color: Indigo x White

Fabric Weight: 12oz

Fabric Origin: Japan

Made in: Canada

Naked and Famous is not a normal denim company and they never will be.

Instead of relying on celebrity endorsements and expensive ad campaigns, they devote all of their resources to sourcing the world’s best fabric and turning it into awesome jeans. No advertising, no washes, no pre-distressing, no nonsense. Just excellent denim at a reasonable price.

Staff travel to Japan multiple times a year to find new fabrics, working with denim mills to develop crazy things like glow-in-the-dark denim, cashmere blends, raspberry scratch-n-sniff, reflective denim, rainbow-fade denim and so much more.

All of their products are proudly cut, made and sewn in Canada. Always have been, always will be.

The brand name Naked & Famous is a satire of our celeb-obsessed culture.  Aiming to poke fun at “Hollywood”and “Glamour” brands that sell jeans for $300 and up solely because they are celebrity endorsed, and not because they are higher quality.

The logo is reminiscent of 1950’s Pop-Art. Early Pop-Artists depicted the “ideal blond” as a satire of mass media and mass culture, then fed it right back to them. We intend to do the same.

We are probably the only luxury brand that is actually concerned with providing product VALUE to the end consumer.

Crazy, right? I told you … They're not normal!

Why Japanese Denim…?

Japan, more specifically, Okayama is said to be the denim capital of the world today. So what makes Okayama denim so special?

Okayama has a long and storied history in the workwear manufacturing industry, but it wasn’t until the 1960’s that they entered into the denim business. In post WWII Japan, jeans were first introduced by American soldiers and quickly became a fashionable item. As imported American jeans gained in popularity, manufacturers in Okayama decided to try their hand at producing jeans locally, thus giving birth to the Japanese denim industry.

Today, there is a limited amount of machinery and skilled craftsman who can still make denim the traditional way, most of which are concentrated in the Okayama region. The knowledge and skill to make high-quality denim combined with a passion and attention to detail truly make Japanese craftsmen the masters of denim.

I know this is ALOT… but it really is quite interesting!

Raw Denim Jeans have the unique ability to conform to you, the wearer. As you wear your jeans, they will crease and mold to your body, fade at points of strain, and wear and tear according to how you live your life... making your jeans that much more personal and unique. Some denim enthusiasts wear their jeans for months (and sometimes years!) on end without washing in order to engrave their lifestyle into the jeans.

Selvedge Denim is made using vintage low-speed looms called shuttle looms. A small wooden shuttle containing the weft yarns weaves the fabric as it is “shuttled” back and forth along the loom. On each pass, the shuttle seals the edge of the fabric creating a “self edge”, earning the name selvedge denim. Shuttle looms are slower, narrower, and require the skill of master artisans to operate.  The end result is a denim with a hand-woven feel that cannot be mass produced.

Rope Dying is the core reason why Japanese raw denim is so highly praised for its fading properties. The process is done on impressively tall machines that extend up to the 2nd floor of the factory. Warp yarns are suspended from the top of the machine and sent down to be dipped in a bath of indigo waiting below. After each dip, the yarn travels all the way back up, allowing the dye to oxidize and adhere to the cotton yarn. This process is repeated along the machine multiple times to obtain the desired shade of indigo. What’s key is that because the yarns continuously travel up and down this long machine, and are never simply left in a large vat, the dye does not completely saturate the core of the yarn. Instead, only the outer layer is dyed, and the core remains white

Know your weights: