For the uninitiated, getting to know a brand is often a journey of discovery. You might stumble across it on a late-night internet trawl or spot a piece in the wild that catches your eye. But with Relwen, there’s a certain feeling of familiarity, a sense that you’ve known them all your life. It’s a feeling that takes us back to days spent thumbing through vintage Sears & Roebuck catalogues, those mythical tomes filled with images of lever-action rifles, gleaming brass compasses, and rugged outerwear built for a life lived outdoors.
Their latest collection is chock full of awesome pieces that will rapidly become the go-to options for most men’s fall wardrobe rotation – check out our pick of some of the best new arrivals from Relwen below:
Flyweight Flannel Shirt
A classic brushed-cotton construction keeps things comfy, while handsome detailing throughout classes up casual outfits. With a classic flannel cut and Relwen’s signature unsurpassed construction, this flannel can handle anything that crops up on your weekend to-do list.
Military Supply Pant
Cut from a soft, durable cotton twill with a hint of stretch, Relwen tapered the legs for a more contemporary look while keeping all the strength and rugged style of the original, for a handsome pair of pants that can handle damn near anything.
Polo Jack
Relwen’s Polo Jack wears like a polo and performs like a jacket. To hold the insulation in place, the quilting is stitched through all three layers—the nylon shell, recycled polyfill, and mesh liner— for a smooth look no matter what you put it through.
French Rib Henley
The French Rib Henley is all about the not-so-small details. Relwen adds a touch of spandex to the ribbed cotton knit for a little extra stretch, then peaches the surface so it’s extra soft. Herringbone tape reinforces the neck and shoulder seams while the trapunto-stitched placket is a subtle nod to vintage thermal underwear.
Heritage Trap Blazer
Relwen’s Heritage Trap Blazer strikes the right note when the occasion calls for relaxed-yet-refined style. This trap blazer’s unstructured silhouette tapers at the waist for a classic blazer look, while the wool-blend herringbone construction keeps things ruggedly handsome and unmistakably elevated.
Windzip Jacket
For everyday wear throughout the changing seasons and chillier months, you can’t go wrong with the do-it-all Windzip Jacket—whether you’re layering it or throwing it over a t-shirt. The lightweight, water-resistant jacket boasts the functionality of your go-to performance gear.
Soft Brushed Utility Workshirt
If the rugged, greased-stained version of yourself had a heart-to-heart with your Sunday couch-dwelling alter-ego, this shirt would be their handshake deal. Built from a durable cotton twill that’s not afraid to show its soft side, the Soft Brushed Utility Workshirt is a) capable of handling whatever your work day has in store and b) so comfortable that you’ll want to wear it well after you’ve clocked out.
Pile Lined Chore Coat
Relwen’s Pile-Lined Chore Coat is a revved-up version of a classic with a knitted pile lining for warmth and quilted polyester sleeves that slide right over shirts without bunching. With plenty of pockets, a jean-jacket cut, and a corduroy collar, it’s built for the workshop but styled for the weekend.
Windzip Vest
The ultimate grab-and-go layer. Windproof, water-resistant, and seriously warm, the Windzip Vest is packed with 60g of high-performance down-alternative fill inside a breathable shell. It’s tough enough for the trail, sharp enough for the city, and the first thing you’ll reach for all season.
Bi-Waffle Thermal Crew Sweatshirt
Traditionally relegated to undergarment status, most thermals just don’t get the love they deserve. Except when they’re made by Relwen, a company obsessed with details like reinforced bound collars and coverstitched hems that lay flat, retain their stretch, and move with your body.
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