Field & Stream revival

[Superb0bo]

So, as selectism noticed, Field & Stream is back with a bit more design oriented collection. The good thing is it still looks simple and functional, and comes with a rather low price tag.
This shirt looks interesting for example.

Anyone tried the new stuff? Opinions?
I have several flannel shirts from the "old" F&S which are good quality-wise, so Im intrigued.

 

[jet]

How many times can we discuss old **** bobo?

 

[Superb0bo]

Styleforum is all about new old ****, so I guess... indefinitely.

 

[Django]

I feel like we're at the point in the trend where every single brand remotely related to "workwear" and "Americana" will have a little tab on their site explaining the history, yadda yadda. This stuff is pretty neat in how esoteric the details are, but I can't say that I'm super excited. Good price points at least.

 

[phoenixrecon]

His brand is going to suck. Dicks sporting goods bought the brand and all their outdoors gear is crap. If there is any similarities it's gunna suck

 

[Vernon-Dozier]

In a couple years you won't be able to sell all this stuff that looks like it was worn by a mine worker in the 1920's for $10 on ebay. Go ahead and buy a classic flannel shirt, but then again last year Costco was selling F & S and they were ++ vanity sized and the quality of the flannel was crap.

 

[Barrylicious]

Originally Posted by Vernon-Dozier

In a couple years you won't be able to sell all this stuff that looks like it was worn by a mine worker in the 1920's for $10 on ebay.

"Investment pieces"

 

[Lostinthesupermarket]

Here comes the backlash....

 

[CharlieAngel]

Nifty.

 

[ruben]

Originally Posted by Vernon-Dozier

In a couple years you won't be able to sell all this stuff that looks like it was worn by a mine worker in the 1920's for $10 on ebay. Go ahead and buy a classic flannel shirt, but then again last year Costco was selling F & S and they were ++ vanity sized and the quality of the flannel was crap.

Oh without a doubt.

Of course that's true with everything though.


Really, part of this whole workwear/whatever trend should be that the stuff is readily available and cheap.