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This apron is a classic piece from Timeworn Clothing Company, inspired by the traditional work aprons worn by craftsmen, mechanics, blacksmiths, and workshop laborers throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Originally designed to protect clothing from dirt, oil, sparks, and daily wear, aprons became an essential tool for workers who valued durability and practicality. Constructed from heavyweight off-white cotton duck canvas, this apron reflects that heritage with a rugged yet timeless design. A Timeworn Clothing Company logo patch is featured on the front, while multiple large utility pockets provide convenient storage for tools and everyday essentials. Simple, functional,...

The At Last & Co. Utility Trousers are inspired by the functional work pants worn by railroad workers, mechanics, and craftsmen throughout the early 20th century. Designed for durability and comfort, utility trousers became a staple of American workwear thanks to their practical construction and relaxed fit. This latest release features a newly developed hickory stripe fabric, a classic material historically associated with railroad and workshop uniforms. The distinctive striped pattern not only became an icon of vintage workwear but was also valued for its ability to hide dirt and wear during daily labor. Cut with At Last & Co.’s...

The At Last & Co. Lot 504 Work Trousers return in a refined navy linen fabric, offering the same classic silhouette with a lighter and more breathable feel. Inspired by traditional workwear and tailored trousers of the early 20th century, the Lot 504 features a high-rise waist that sits higher than the Lot 511 model, creating a clean, vintage-inspired profile that pairs naturally with work boots, loafers, or dress shoes. Crafted from a substantial navy linen cloth, these trousers combine comfort, durability, and excellent breathability. The fabric has a crisp hand when new and gradually softens with wear, developing a...

Color : Black/White The ombré shirt traces its roots to American workwear and sportswear of the 1940s and 1950s, when gradually fading check patterns became popular among ranch workers, motorcyclists, and outdoor laborers. Favored for both their distinctive appearance and everyday practicality, these shirts eventually became icons of mid-century American casual style. Today, vintage rayon ombré shirts from this era remain some of the most sought-after pieces among collectors and enthusiasts of heritage clothing. Crafted from 100% rayon, this check sport shirt captures that classic spirit with an exceptionally soft hand, lightweight feel, and breathable drape ideal for warmer weather....

Crafted in Japan from 100% rayon, this Hawaiian shirt features a silky smooth texture with an effortless drape and lightweight feel for summer wear. Finished in a sumi black color with all-over palm tree prints, it is detailed with natural coconut shell buttons for an authentic vintage-inspired look.   Inspired by original mid-century Hawaiian shirts, the shirt is designed with a relaxed fit and loose silhouette to keep you comfortable and breathable during warmer seasons. Come in both Long Sleeve and Short Sleeve versions. Made in Japan  We only measured the long sleeve version, short sleeve is the same fit...

The Lot 309 is Timeworn Clothing Company’s latest black denim release, following the previous Lot 212 introduced back in 2023. Designed with a high rise and wide leg silhouette, the fit gradually tapers below the knee, creating a balanced vintage-inspired shape with a strong 1940s–1950s influence. The roomy top block and clean leg line offer both comfort and a timeless old-school look that pairs naturally with engineer boots, leather jackets, and heritage workwear. Constructed from a substantial 14.5oz black selvedge denim, the jeans feature classic copper rivets, open fly with donut buttons, a traditional leather patch, and carefully executed vintage-style...