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The sweaters have patented knit on all pins, giving the fabric extra durability, toughness and comfort. All sweaters have an original an Andersen-Andersen knit – we believe you have a best friend for life! rock and rollers. The garments are often garment dyed for a vintage feel and look. To create a raw look, some fabrics are made in thin delicate slop yarns and features rolling edges or raw finishes at hem. Look for the signature construction details added to the long sleeve convey their lifestyle through unique products. Brixton has its roots in the american skate culture, but their timeless pieces is created spirit and love for the outdoors. In 1890 he moved from Nebraska to the small city of Seattle, Washington. Filson’s timing couldn’t have been better. By 1897, the Great Klondike Gold Rush was on, and thousands of fortune hunters were stampeding into Seattle, headed north. Armed with a strong work ethic, and several years of experience operating a small logger’s outfitting store, Filson felt it was time to do things his own way. “Might As Well Have The Best” is an old Filson motto, which still work as a constantly reminder only to use best materials uptainable. Today Filson is world famous for their superior craftmansship, providing real men with rugged and durable minimalistic sneaker. The sneakers consists of fine leathers for the outer featuring flat woven waxed cotton laces, and a beautiful leather producing shoes in his own home to become a “factor” instead. He now needed for formalize the new arrangement, and set up a new company, which became known as William Green & Son. The new company attracted some of the finest shoe and craftsmen in the business, and William organized for the first factory to be opened 1874. The “Greens Yard” factory was the first factory in the world to use the Goodyear welt construction method for manufacturing gentlemen’s shoes. Green & Son soon became Grenson, a powerful brand which still HANSEN’s collection has been created in collaboration with Norwegian weaving mills, Danish embroiderers and hand knitters. HANSEN is