After thirty-seven years Casio swapped one strap and the watch changed jobs. Elsewhere: canvas heavy enough to earn its creases, a scarf that closes on a zipper instead of a knot, and a travel tee holding itself together with the fibre they make sailcloth from.
A Swiss-woven gym short with a fluorocarbon-free water-repellent finish
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A four-way-stretch UPF 50+ longsleeve you can wear like a regular shirt
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A jean that's not a jean, in a lightly flared bootcut
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'Sunblock you can wear' — UV protection woven into the fabric itself
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110gsm warp-knit polyester shirt that opens at the armpit
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55% hemp Italian-woven pocket short with adjustable waist
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Linen-poly warp-knit trouser with clean dart construction
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Full technical spec in a vintage workwear dungaree silhouette
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16.5-micron merino tee at the softer end of practical weight
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220gsm merino-nylon fleece jogger that travels without washing
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Garment-dyed Italian herringbone linen jacket, broken-in at birth
→ rivaynyc.com
The famous cheap digital, finally with a strap that breathes
→ gearpatrol.com
14 oz waxed canvas, 10 oz harness leather, brass and copper
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A scarf with a two-way zipper down its length
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A lens cloth sewn into the hem of a travel tee
→ unboundmerino.com