Lesli Larson

In the workshop again. The Handy Roll-Top returns this December, made in Portland from 18oz Halley Stevensons luggage twill and mil-spec webbing. Join the mailing list for early access: tombonamici.com/contact

@dieworkwear I would just love to meet someone in the wild wearing this garment. And than I'd be flabbergasted to find out it was J.Crew. Need a pint sized version for women. That's where Japanese SMUs come in. Beams Boy x J.Crew edition, please!

For a brief moment in 2018, J. Crew offered these "canoeist smocks" inspired by something elite British naval officers wore during WWII. The design was so cool—the kind of thing you'd typically only see from specialty Japanese brands.

@USASteeplechase I grew up next to Sundown Meadows in Pasco, Washington. Great little fairgrounds track.

Ever stumbled onto a racetrack by sheer luck... and, believe it or not, completely sober? 😉 I came across upon two 'rustic' little racetracks in North America by accident - Hastings Park in Vancouver during a 'soccer recruiting trip' and Arapahoe Downs, which is located in the middle of nowhere, while visiting my in-laws in Colorado. They're not exactly in the worlds most secluded spots, but still, thousands of miles away from home. What's the most off-the-beaten-path racetrack you've experienced? 🧐 If you are enjoying this content give it a quick retweet Cheers 🙌 #HiddenTracks

Implausible ambition: sewing up a @PendletonWM jac-shirt

Ditto.

Bon anniversarie, Portland Outdoor Store! 🎉🥂

Activate: weekend me

Also: trying to collect all of the @Barbour x @margarethowell collaborations. Made in the UK with all the right features. Please, I want some more!

POV: three weeks into a tubeless tire mounting challenge on my Thompson

@bookbindings Nice! Love the color options. Off topic, this caught my eye:

@ArchCloth I discovered this bad boy : carriercompany.co.uk/collections/me…

Last gap in my winter wardrobe

@GawdofFrames @dieworkwear Such a great jacket!

@dieworkwear I love my vintage Bemidji Woolen Mills flannel. Scored it off ebay about 2 years ago and it's become a staple piece in my autumn/winter wardrobe. The embroideries really bring it to life.

What's an affordable (however you want to define that) clothing purchase you've made that you love? One rule: it has to be something you've worn in the last two years (recent purchases and dusty unworn items in the back of closets don't count)

@dieworkwear I love my Western Mountaineering puffer. It wasn’t cheap cheap but it is now down to pennies-per-wear after years of steady service. Works in a snow bank or indoors as a light, insulating cardigan.

Very cool twitter space happening now with @uoregon and multimedia journalist @pollyirungu

Saturday morning experiments in coffee chemistry ☕️🤓🧪

Handy Roll Top backpack restock alert! Made from a very special, 16oz Scottish beeswaxed canvas that’s tough, stiff, and handsome. Limited edition run of 50 bags. Details here: handybag.org/shop/handy-rol…

Lost logic

Revisiting a few Archival collaborations. This waxed vest, made by Crescent Down Works w/knit collar by (now closed) Centralia Knitting Mills was a personal favorite.

Aspirational summer looks. Stripes, sockless brogues, offset belts & denim shorts.

Old soldier #758 Archival Rucksack spotted on Poshmark: poshmark.com/listing/Archiv…