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  • Fjällräven Greenland Jacket in ochre with Battenwear Etherway Pants in blue nylon and Vans Authentic in white
  • Fjällräven Greenland Jacket in ochre worn open over a Journal Standard Hooded Coverall Jacket in light denim
  • Close-up of the Journal Standard Hooded Coverall Jacket in light denim, buttoned to the collar, with a chest pocket label
  • Journal Standard Hooded Coverall Jacket in light denim, open over a Han Kjøbenhavn Army Shirt in indigo
  • Han Kjøbenhavn Army Shirt in indigo with Battenwear Etherway Pants in blue nylon and white Vans Authentic, on a pink backdrop
  • Close-up of the Han Kjøbenhavn Army Shirt in indigo, a crinkled weave with a faint check, buttoned to the collar
  • Han Kjøbenhavn Army Shirt in indigo, open over an Armor-Lux Stripe T-Shirt in cobalt and nature, on a pink backdrop
  • Armor-Lux Stripe T-Shirt in cobalt and nature, Battenwear Etherway Pants zipped off to shorts, purple socks and white Vans
  • Close-up of Battenwear Etherway Pants in blue nylon over Vans Authentic trainers in white

We all do it don’t we? Donning the clobber of strong male stereotypes, whether we’re pretending to be lumberjacks or train drivers or dead tough army men, it’s what kids who used to play with Action Force figures do when they grow up. This lad is no different. He espouses (yep, espouses) this ethos more than most. Yesterday he was knocking about looking like an ancient rambling God, today he wants to look like he knows his way around a boat. Coincidentally he actually does. He knows his Starboard from his Port, but rather than earning his doubloons on the high seas he spends his time here with us. He is our anchor, yep anchor. He is our deck-out deck-hand.

  • Fjällräven Greenland Jacket (Ochre)
  • Journal Standard Hooded Coverall Jacket (Light Denim)
  • Armor-Lux Stripe T-Shirt (Cobalt / Nature)
  • Battenwear Etherway Pants (Blue Nylon)
  • Han Kjøbenhavn Army Shirt (Indigo)
  • Vans Authentic (White)

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